Rising Roads Recovery

Rising Roads Recovery Rising Roads Recovery is a small women's treatment center

01/30/2026

Recovery isn’t just about getting sober in a safe environment.
It’s about learning how to live when the world shows back up.

At Rising Roads, care doesn’t stop at residential. We walk our clients through every level of treatment and gradually shift the focus from heavy clinical work to real life skills.
Because triggers don’t wait until you’re ready.

They show up at work. At the store. In everyday moments.
We don’t teach people to run from those moments.

We teach them how to face them in real time.

That’s how confidence is built.
That’s how lasting recovery happens.

Autoimmune conditions like lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and multiple sclerosis often have debili...
01/29/2026

Autoimmune conditions like lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and multiple sclerosis often have debilitating but imperceptible symptoms such as chronic fatigue, joint pain, brain fog and digestive distress. These lived experiences often fuel anxiety, depression and trauma responses – especially if you struggle to find people who take your concerns seriously.
https://risingroadsrecovery.com/anxiety-and-autoimmune-disease-in-women

Rising Roads Recovery honors the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
01/19/2026

Rising Roads Recovery honors the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

01/16/2026

Healing doesn’t just happen in therapy sessions.

It happens in shared meals, late-night conversations, group check-ins, and the quiet moments in between.

Our women-specific program creates space for real connection. For friendships. For trust. For learning how to relate to other women in a way that feels safe and supportive.

In a world where genuine connection is hard to find, community becomes a powerful part of recovery. And often, that’s where the deepest healing begins.

When a child has experienced trauma, the body can stay in survival mode long after the crisis has passed.That doesn’t me...
01/15/2026

When a child has experienced trauma, the body can stay in survival mode long after the crisis has passed.

That doesn’t mean recovery isn’t working.
It means the nervous system may still be trying to protect them.

Healing isn’t just about stopping behaviors. It’s about helping the body feel safe enough to rest, connect, and rebuild.

At Rising Roads, we address trauma at the root and support women and families through that process, step by step.

If this resonates, you don’t have to figure it out alone. We’re here to talk when you’re ready.

📞 (866) 746-1558

HALT – an acronym that stands for hungry, angry, lonely, tired – is a valuable tool. These four emotional and physical s...
12/22/2025

HALT – an acronym that stands for hungry, angry, lonely, tired – is a valuable tool. These four emotional and physical states can be powerful relapse triggers, and they tend to intensify during the holidays. Proactively protect your recovery by learning to recognize when you’re approaching one of these danger zones. https://risingroadsrecovery.com/halt-for-the-holidays

12/18/2025

Social media doesn’t just shape how women see their bodies.
It shapes how they eat.

Endless food rules. “What I eat in a day” clips. Before and after photos.
Suddenly meals aren’t about nourishment anymore. They’re about control, guilt, and trying to look a certain way.

You start labeling food as good or bad.

You eat based on trends instead of hunger.

You ignore what your body is asking for because an app, an influencer, or a comment section told you otherwise.

Over time, this disconnect adds up. Nutrition turns into anxiety. Skipping meals feels productive. Restriction gets praised. And listening to your body feels like doing something wrong.

At Rising Roads, we work to bring nutrition back to what it’s meant to be. Fuel. Balance. Consistency. Learning how to eat without shame, without extremes, and without chasing someone else’s version of “healthy.”

Healing your relationship with food is part of healing your relationship with yourself.

And that doesn’t come from perfection.
It comes from trust, education, and compassion.
You deserve nourishment. Not punishment.

The season of giving can quickly turn into the season of burnout if you fail to prioritize your well-being. An empowerin...
12/17/2025

The season of giving can quickly turn into the season of burnout if you fail to prioritize your well-being. An empowering practice called micro-boundaries can be especially helpful during the holidays when external expectations run high and your emotional bandwidth runs low. https://risingroadsrecovery.com/micro-boundaries-for-the-holidays

A reminder that even in uncertain seasons, light has a way of finding space. Warm wishes for Hanukkah.
12/15/2025

A reminder that even in uncertain seasons, light has a way of finding space. Warm wishes for Hanukkah.

12/12/2025

At Rising Roads, recovery isn’t about being taken care of forever. It’s about learning how to take care of yourself.

Some programs provide every meal. We take a different approach. We teach women how to grocery shop, plan simple meals, and cook for themselves in a way that feels realistic and manageable. Cooking classes. Easy recipes. Real food. Real life skills.

Nutrition is part of healing. So is autonomy. When someone learns how to feed themselves well, they’re rebuilding confidence, routine, and trust in their own decisions.

Every client is supported as an individual. Allergies, cultural needs, religious preferences, and personal boundaries are all respected. No one is forced into a one size fits all plan.

This is what long-term recovery looks like. Learning how to live again, one skill at a time.

If you or someone you love is looking for a women-focused recovery program that builds real independence, call (866) 746-1558 or visit risingroadsrecovery.com to learn more.

Healing looks different for women — and the environment matters more than most people realize.When women enter a space b...
12/04/2025

Healing looks different for women — and the environment matters more than most people realize.
When women enter a space built for them, something shifts. Walls come down. Honesty gets easier. Safety replaces survival mode. And the deeper work finally begins.

At Rising Roads, we’ve seen it hundreds of times:
when women feel seen, supported, and understood, real change becomes possible.

If you or someone you love is struggling, you don’t have to navigate it alone.

Call us today: 1-866-746-1558
Visit: risingroadsrecovery.com

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3151 Airway Avenue, Suite I 3
Costa Mesa, CA
92704

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