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Residential Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Treatment for Women

The Rose House is a residential extended care, addiction and mental health treatment program for women. In our 17 bed facility and 13 bed step down program, we provide intensive therapy and facilitate the healing necessary for women to create the life they want for themselves.

28/11/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from The Rose House! Today’s post is simple, but still just as important. The holidays can be difficult for our clients as they are often away from family, but that doesn’t stop them from spending time together cooking as a community. Our clients decided to divide and conquer all the different dishes they wanted to serve, and worked tirelessly all day before enjoying dinner together.

The Rose House also is incredibly grateful for all the staff who is working today, our incredible program wouldn’t be the same without you.

25/11/2025

Artists alert!

This past weekend, The Rose House held its very own local art show! This art show was led and created by one of our clients, and every medium was accepted. We saw a wide range of different pieces, such as mask projects, painting, charcoal, and more! Clients spent weeks, some even months, perfectly curating their pieces to reflect a part of their healing journey. More recently, there have been more studies that relate the positive effects that art can have in the healing journey of those suffering with mental illness. More and more people now appreciate that arts and culture can play a valuable role in helping people who have mental health problems. Engaging in the arts, social activities and interaction within our communities can help with major challenges, such as aging and loneliness. It can help to boost confidence and make us feel more engaged and resilient. We love our Rose House artists!

21/11/2025

A messy kitchen can lead to the best creations.

This week in Health & Wellness we talked about the history of whole-wheat and how not all grains are created equal. We learned about how modern industrialized milling creates things like Wonder Bread, which is heavily processed and lacking key nutritional value. We also discussed what whole-wheat bread looks like, the benefits of it, and the importance of keeping wheat components, such as germ and bran, intact.

Our clients baked a simple four ingredient Irish soda bread using stone-ground whole wheat flour, salt, baking soda and buttermilk. Clients nursed their loaves from beginning to end: folding, kneading, baking, and swaddling in dish cloths and finally eating warm with butter!

20/11/2025

Recovery doesn’t erase emotions. Instead, it teaches us how to live with them. By feeling deeply and learning to respond gently, even in difficult moments, we are trusting that peace will return to our lives.

14/11/2025

Today, we are highlighting our amazing yoga teacher and journey writing circle leader, Shani Raviv. She touches on her own personal journey while also sharing a little about our very own Yoga Recovery class that we offer here at The Rose House!
“I started practicing Iyengar Yoga when I was 21, at the peak of my addiction, and it saved my life! At first I hated it and cried from the pain in my body and heart. Over time, 28 years now, yoga has helped me learn my limitations, embody my body, ground through my feet, expand my heart, and connect with something greater than myself. Yoga means “stoppage of the fluctuations of the mind” and when I practice regularly and teach it calms my mind, nourishes my soul, and grounds me. Yoga is the gift in my life that keeps on giving! I cannot imagine my life without yoga. It’s my happy place. It’s an honor to share the gift of yoga with others and I look forward to sharing it with many more!

Yoga for Recovery at The Rose House is a yoga practice that is geared towards grounding and getting out of our heads and into our bodies. We use healing music with themes of self-love, forgiveness, and nourishing the soul that help clients feel into their hearts and find compassion for themselves and their journeys. Yoga helps clients slow down, notice the feelings and sensations inside them, be in the present moment, and make empowered choices. Yoga is said to be the journey to the self and clients report feeling a sense of calm during practice that eases the soul and helps them reunite with their true sense of self beyond addiction and mental health issues. “

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Shani
Yoga practitioner of 28 years certified by The Yoga Institute, Mumbai, India

12/11/2025

✨Staff Highlight✨

Lexzi is our operations manager here at The Rose House! She is a huge part of our program and is one of the many people who keep our house running smoothly. On the average day you will find Lexzi in the tech office, helping out the clinical team, making runs to the pharmacy, or helping with many of the new improvements we are implementing around the house. She has been here for 4 years now and her presence is appreciated by staff and clients alike.

11/11/2025

Some days healing looks like deep conversations and big breakthroughs. Other days it’s just breathing through a memory and choosing not to run from it. Over time, the past begins to loosens its hold, and we start to like the person we’re becoming.

06/11/2025

Allison Hill, our Executive Director, had the pleasure of visiting Chroma Wellness Center’s new facility in Denver several weeks ago. This past Tuesday, Isabel was able to take her own tour here at The Rose House where she was able to get a glimpse into our programming and what we offer.

Chroma specializes in mental health treatment, addiction recovery, and dual-diagnosis care for the LGBTQIA+ community. They offer a wide range of therapies and programming, including trauma-informed yoga, acupuncture, neuropsychological testing, and chemsex therapy. Their dedication to inclusive and compassionate care sets them apart, and The Rose House is excited to see how their approach continues to make a difference in the lives of those they serve.

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31/10/2025

Our recent outing to go rock climbing offered clients a new way to connect with recovery through movement, focus, and mindful challenge. Each hold while climbing demands presence, patience, and courage, echoing the same skills used to rebuild life in sobriety. Recovery takes practice, and this climb became one more opportunity to strengthen both body and mind.

27/10/2025

Healing can take many forms—and sometimes, it begins with something as simple as a cup of tea.

The Rose House Tea Bar was created to offer our clients natural, supportive blends designed for everyday wellbeing. Whether it’s calming anxiety, promoting rest, or easing pain, each herbal tea was intentionally blended to bring the body and mind back into harmony. We believe in the power of holistic healing—where modern therapies meet the gentle medicine of the earth. This space gives our clients another way to nurture themselves and remind them that healing can be both simple and sacred.

The creator of these teas, Eden, is the owner of Seed & Soma. Eden is a lead tech here at The Rose House who has been with us for a little over 2 years. She is an Ethnobotanist, Yoga Instructor, Auricular Acudetox Technician, and Somatic Practitioner. With a Master’s in Ethnobotany and a Bachelor’s in Psychology, her practice is rooted in science, tradition, and the art of connection. She blends her knowledge of plant medicine and somatic techniques to help others restore regulation and relationship within themselves. Each tea she creates embodies this philosophy, inviting us to slow down, reconnect with the earth, and sip something that heals on every level.

18/10/2025

Sometimes, the best therapy doesn’t happen inside four walls — it unfolds beneath open skies.

At The Rose House, our nature walks invite clients to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with the world around them. Each step is a reminder that recovery—like the path beneath our feet—unfolds one moment at a time.

Here, the sunlight through the trees becomes a symbol of hope. The rustle of leaves mirrors the calm that returns when we begin to trust the process. Nature grounds us, softens us, and reminds us: healing is always possible.

Take a moment today to step outside.
 Notice the colors, the sounds, and the air on your skin. That’s therapy too.

14/10/2025

Radical Acceptance is one of the hardest—but most freeing—skills we can practice in recovery.

It doesn’t mean we approve of painful situations. It means we stop fighting reality, so we can stop suffering and start healing.

Here are 4 simple steps to guide you:
1️⃣ Notice reality as it is.
2️⃣ Name your feelings honestly.
3️⃣ Drop the “shoulds” and “it’s not fair.”
4️⃣ Open your heart to peace.

Acceptance is not giving up—it’s choosing to free yourself from the weight of resistance.

Save this post as a reminder for the days when life feels overwhelming, and share it with someone who might need encouragement today.

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The Rose House is a residential extended care addiction/dual diagnosis treament program for women. In our licensed and accredited 28 bed facility, we provide intensive therapy and facilitate the healing necessary for women to create the life they want for themselves.