Behavioral Health Network (BHN) has opened Rose’s Place, a short‑term Clinical Stabilization Services (CSS) program providing trauma‑informed, recovery‑focused care for women in early recovery. The program began welcoming participants in November 2025 and expands BHN’s continuum of substance use treatment services across Eastern Massachusetts.

Designed as a safe, structured, and clinically supported environment, Rose’s Place offers 24/7 care and a tailored approach that helps women strengthen emotional stability, build core recovery skills, and prepare for long‑term wellness.

Rose’s Place delivers:

• 24/7 nursing and clinical support
• Individualized treatment planning
• Relapse‑prevention education and skill‑building
• Group counseling and recovery groups
• Coordination of aftercare and transition plans
• Family engagement and holistic wellness supports

The program shares a Hyde Park campus with the BHN Family Center, BHN’s residential program for pregnant and parenting women. The co‑location—following the Family Center’s relocation from Dorchester in June 2025—strengthens continuity of care and enhances coordinated services for women and families.

“Our goal is to empower women with the tools, stability, and support they need to reclaim their lives,” said Tony Boswell, Senior Vice President of Addiction and Recovery Services at BHN. “Rose’s Place is a vital step in helping women move forward with strength and purpose.”

“Rose’s Place reflects BHN’s commitment to meeting women where they are in their recovery journey,” added Lisa Yin, Assistant Vice President of Addiction and Recovery Services. “By offering trauma‑informed care in a safe, supportive environment, we help participants build a foundation for lasting wellness and stability.”

BHN will host a grand opening celebration and ribbon cutting this spring. Media and partners will receive a formal advisory with event details.

Referrals to Rose’s Place may be made by calling 413‑301‑9355 (option 2) or emailing SUDaccess@bhninc.org.