A safe place for women to get help for addiction and mental health.
Dedicated women’s housing, gender-specific groups, medication management, weekly individual therapy, and treatment for addiction, trauma, anxiety, depression, and co-occurring mental health concerns.
Dedicated women’s housing
A separate living environment for women in treatment
Dedicated women’s housing
A separate living environment for women in treatment
Dedicated women’s housing
A separate living environment for women in treatment
Dedicated women’s housing
A separate living environment for women in treatment
Women-focused support,
built into the program.
These are not add-ons. They are part of how Asheville Recovery Center helps women feel safer, more understood, and more supported throughout treatment.
Dedicated women’s housing
A separate women’s residence with structure, privacy, and support during treatment.
Gender-specific groups
Space to discuss trauma, self-worth, relationships, parenting, boundaries, and recovery with other women.
Medication management
Clinical oversight for mental health symptoms, addiction treatment, and co-occurring conditions.
Trauma-informed care
Support that recognizes how past experiences can affect trust, coping, relationships, and substance use.
See where women
stay during treatment.
The dedicated women’s house should be a major trust point on the page. Use real photos of the exterior, bedrooms, living room, kitchen, and outdoor areas so visitors can picture themselves feeling safe and comfortable there.
Women-only residence
Separate housing designed specifically for women in treatment.
Structured and supportive
A stable environment that supports participation in care.
Comfortable real-life setting
A residential atmosphere rather than a cold institutional feel.
Help should feel personal, not clinical and distant.
Many women enter treatment carrying years of shame, fear, trauma, or emotional exhaustion. The right environment makes it easier to speak honestly, ask for help, and begin rebuilding trust in yourself.
1. Call or fill out the form
Tell us what is happening and what kind of help you are looking for.
2. Verify insurance
We review benefits and explain likely costs clearly.
3. Understand your options
We explain whether ARC may be a fit and what comes next.
Recovery does not have
one face.
Women from different ages, backgrounds, and life stages can struggle with
addiction and mental health. Help should meet you where you are.
“For the first time in years, I felt safe enough to be honest about what was really happening.”
Former Asheville Recovery Center client
Find out what
insurance may
cover.
Our admissions team can verify benefits, explain likely costs, and answer questions about women’s housing, medication management, and treatment options.
Asheville Recovery Center is a treatment provider that accepts insurance. We are not an insurance company.
Verify Your Benefits
Complete the form and an admissions specialist will follow up privately.
Common Questions
Is the housing only for women?
Yes, Women in the housing program stay in dedicated women’s housing separate from men.
Can ARC help with anxiety, depression, or trauma?
Yes. ARC provides dual diagnosis treatment and medication management when clinically appropriate.
What happens when I call admissions?
An admissions specialist will listen, review insurance or payment options, and explain whether ARC may be a fit. The call is confidential and does not obligate you to enter treatment.
Can I keep my phone during treatment?
Yes, Phones are generally permitted, subject to program guidelines and clinical recommendations.
You do not have to figure this out alone.
Call admissions or request a private callback today.