About the Empower! Women’s Program
At FHE Health, we believe that women best heal from mental health, relationship, or substance dependency in an honest, supportive, caring group that supports their health and well-being. At our women’s mental health treatment center, we have designed an experience to encourage empowering relationships with other women to help build a strong social support network while learning and demonstrating the skills needed to live the best lives possible. This program empowers women through mental health and substance dependency treatment.
How Can Our Women’s Program Empower You?
The Empower! Program, a cornerstone of our women’s mental health program, addresses low self-esteem, shame, fear, trust issues, trauma, and depression, as well as addictive disorders. When trauma, fears, and other psychological barriers inhibit women from connecting with others in a healthy way, sobriety and healthy living become even more challenging to achieve. However, when women learn to trust one another and build a loving and supportive community, that community can form a strong base for individual healing and recovery from mental health or substance abuse issues.
Our women’s mental health program focuses on establishing a foundation that empowers each individual to progress confidently and constructively. Nearing the end of treatment, each client will have developed a knowledge base and can translate their learnings into everyday situations outside of our facility. Learning the proper way to cope with outside influences is critical in long-term success when dealing with behavioral health disorders such as depression, anxiety, or substance abuse.
What Role Does Community Play in Recovery?
Our continued goal at our women’s mental health treatment center is to provide the most comfortable setting for each of our patients. In many cases, treatment success rates increase when individuals reside in a group of like-minded others, creating an environment conducive to healing. Studies have shown that working within an environment where you can relate to those around you instills a higher level of openness and communication, a key component to successfully completing the program.
Statistics consistently show that women are considerably less likely to seek treatment than men due to social, environmental, and personal barriers like childcare. Women who complete a gender-dedicated program have statistically been more successful living with behavioral health and addiction issues than those who complete a co-ed program.
