Frequently Asked Questions About Emerge Treatment

At Emerge, we support women facing anxiety, depression, trauma, disordered eating patterns, OCD, personality disorders, and other emotional challenges. Our programs are designed to address the whole person—mind, body, and spirit—helping clients build resilience, self-understanding, and lasting healing.

Yes. Emerge was created to provide a women-only space where clients can open up without the added pressure of a co-ed setting. This environment fosters community, trust, and deeper healing among women who understand one another’s experiences.

Absolutely. Emerge is proud to be an affirming and inclusive space for all women, including transgender women and individuals who present as female or female-aligned. Our focus is on creating a safe, supportive environment where every client feels seen, respected, and celebrated for who they are.

We are a woman-owned and operated program that understands the unique challenges women face. By combining holistic care, evidence-based therapies, and a community-centered approach, we help women heal on every level—not just address symptoms.

Our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) provides more structured, full-week support for women who need a higher level of care. Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) offers flexible, part-week treatment for women ready to integrate recovery into their daily lives while still receiving strong clinical support.

If you are a woman seeking a safe, supportive space to address your mental health, heal from past experiences, and grow as a whole person, you may be an excellent fit. Many of our clients come to Emerge when traditional weekly therapy sessions no longer feel like enough support. We encourage you to schedule a consultation so we can learn more about your needs and discuss how our programs can help.

Yes. Every aspect of Emerge’s programming is built on trauma-informed principles—safety, trust, empowerment, and choice. We understand how past experiences shape emotional health, and we ensure each client feels respected and supported throughout treatment.

Yes. Our team, including a registered dietitian, supports women experiencing disordered eating patterns, poor self-esteem, or body image concerns as part of our whole-person approach. While we are not equipped to treat active eating disorders requiring medical stabilization, we welcome conversations to determine if Emerge is the right fit.

We work with many insurance providers and can help you verify your benefits before starting treatment. Our goal is to remove financial barriers whenever possible so you can focus fully on healing.

Healing is an ongoing journey, and we’re here for you even after formal treatment ends. Emerge offers alumni resources, referrals, and continued support to help you stay connected, grounded, and thriving long-term.