Addiction recovery can feel like being lost in a dark abyss. At times, even treatment itself can deepen that sense of isolation. For many women, finding safety, understanding, and community within a women-only environment is a vital part of healing. At Hatch Behavioral Health, our program is thoughtfully designed for women who may feel overlooked or misunderstood in traditional treatment settings. We create space for women to be seen, heard, and supported—exactly as they are.
A Focused Approach to Women’s Addiction Treatment
At Hatch, we recognize that recovery isn’t one-size-fits-all. Women come to us with different backgrounds, challenges, and goals. That’s why we offer highly individualized care tailored to specific groups of women who often require more focused support. Whether you’re a mother, a survivor of trauma, a young adult navigating early adulthood, or a high-performing professional, our team is here to walk alongside you—every step of the way.
Mothers in Recovery
We provide compassionate, judgment-free support for women who are pregnant or parenting while navigating addiction. Motherhood adds complexity to recovery, but it also adds meaning. Our programming is built to support both you and your children, offering parenting guidance, housing support, and therapeutic services that honor your role as a mother and your need for healing.
Learn how we support mothers balancing recovery and parenting. From safe housing to therapeutic parenting support, our program helps you build stability—for yourself and your children.
Women Recovering From Abuse
Women who have experienced domestic violence or abuse often carry deep emotional scars that can complicate substance use recovery. At Hatch, we understand how trauma and addiction are intertwined. Our trauma-informed team provides a safe, supportive space to unpack pain, rebuild trust, and begin the long-term work of healing with care that’s rooted in empathy and empowerment.
Healing from abuse takes time, care, and the right support. Discover how our trauma-informed model creates safety and connection for survivors navigating addiction recovery.
Young Adult Women (Ages 18–25)
Young women in early adulthood often enter recovery without having experienced life outside of addiction. Our program helps clients in this age group learn essential life skills—like financial literacy, boundary setting, and time management—while also addressing mental health and substance use. We also support clients in finishing school, finding career direction, and building a strong foundation for independent living.
If you’re between 18–25 and unsure how to start adulthood in recovery, you’re not alone. Our program helps you build life skills, pursue education or career goals, and create structure for long-term wellness
Professional Women
For high-achieving women balancing demanding careers, perfectionism, and substance use, treatment must be discreet, effective, and tailored to a fast-paced lifestyle. Our luxury outpatient setting offers flexible scheduling, individualized therapy, and high-end amenities—all within a community of women who understand the pressure to hold it all together. Here, professional women are given permission to pause, breathe, and recover without judgment.
You’ve built a life others admire—but now it’s time to take care of you. Learn how our discreet, flexible, and high-quality outpatient care helps high-performing women reclaim balance and peace.
Why Specialized Care Matters
At Hatch Behavioral Health, we don’t believe in generic treatment plans. We understand that women face unique challenges in recovery—especially when trauma, motherhood, age, or professional pressure come into play. That’s why we provide specialized care tailored to your life experiences, not just your diagnosis.
When you receive treatment designed specifically for your background and identity, healing becomes more effective—and more empowering.
Benefits of our specialized care model include:
Your Recovery. Your Way.
At Hatch Behavioral Health, we tailor every part of the recovery process to who you are and what you need. Whether you’re a mother, a young adult, a trauma survivor, or a working professional, there’s a place for you here.
Ready to take the first step? Call us at (714) 942-4742, schedule a free consultation, or verify your insurance benefits—our team is here to make the process simple, supportive, and centered around your needs.
FAQ: Addiction Recovery Care for Women in Orange County
What if I’m not sure I’m “sick enough” for treatment?
If you’re questioning your relationship with drugs or alcohol, that’s a sign it’s worth exploring. You don’t need to hit rock bottom to get help. Our programs are designed to support women at every stage of addiction—from early warning signs to long-term struggles.
Do I have to live at your facility?
No. Hatch is an outpatient treatment center offering PHP, IOP, and OP levels of care, so you can attend treatment during the day and return home afterward. For those who need a more supportive living environment, we can help connect you with women-only sober living options.
I have kids—can I still go to treatment?
Yes. Many of the women we treat are parents. We offer services and resources specifically for mothers in recovery, including parenting support and help with housing or childcare planning. Recovery is possible without having to give up your role as a mother.
What types of therapy do you offer?
We offer a wide range of evidence-based and experiential therapies, including individual and group therapy, trauma-informed care, art therapy, mindfulness and yoga, relapse prevention planning, and more. Our approach is always tailored to meet you where you are in your recovery journey.
How private is treatment at Hatch?
Confidentiality is a top priority. Whether you’re a professional, public figure, or simply value your privacy, our staff is trained to maintain discretion at every stage of the process. We limit group sizes and never share your information without consent.
Can I continue working while in treatment?
Many of our clients are professionals who need to maintain some level of work involvement. Our outpatient levels of care (especially IOP and OP) offer flexible scheduling options that allow you to balance recovery with career or family responsibilities.