Hammocks on the Edisto

08/05/2026

Last week we shared a meaningful lunch at the Lowcountry Mental Health Conference with trusted partners and friends across the industry 🥗 Moments like these help strengthen our connections and support our shared commitment to improving care and creating a greater impact in our communities.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and continues to be part of this important work! 🩷

07/31/2026

Before the water, there was one goal: to let go 🌊

At last week's clinic, we embraced the opportunity to release stress, quiet self-doubt, and reconnect with ourselves through surf therapy.

Congratulations to every woman who completed the clinic, and a heartfelt thank you to our incredible W4W staff, dedicated volunteers, and generous supporters ✨

07/29/2026

We really love the clinical community! Our clinical connections event in June was an awesome turnout 🩷 It’s comforting to know that we have so many resources that want to network and share information to help individuals access all the care they need.

07/26/2026

Every resident embarks on their journey at Hammocks through a comprehensive intake process, meticulously organized and carried out by our dedicated Nursing and Admissions team. This initial phase is designed to ensure that all new residents receive personalized attention tailored to their unique needs.

During the intake, our skilled staff conducts a thorough assessment that encompasses medical history, current health status, and personal preferences. This information allows us to create a customized care plan that aligns with each resident’s individual circumstances and aspirations.

We prioritize open communication and compassion, ensuring that every resident feels comfortable and supported as they transition into our community. Our aim is to provide a welcoming environment where each person can thrive from day one.

Learn more about what to expect while in treatment at Hammocks on the Edisto.

07/22/2026

We believe in you! 🌷

07/20/2026

A one-size-fits-all approach to addiction treatment can’t take into account the unique needs of those who are working towards recovery. Men and women have different physical, psychological, and social needs when it comes to addiction treatment. That’s why it can be helpful to choose a drug treatment center that specializes in helping women overcome addiction.

Our women's addiction treatment center in South Carolina provides individualized care in a serene, supportive environment. Reach out to us today!

07/17/2026

Last month, our team had the opportunity to attend One Dose, Many Lives and stand alongside others in our community working to prevent overdose deaths and save lives through education and awareness around Naloxone. 💜

Thank you to everyone who helped make this important event possible.

07/13/2026

Like many other diseases, an addiction to drugs or alcohol can affect anyone at any time. Those who haven’t experienced substance abuse themselves may have friends or family members who are battling alcohol use, prescription drug use, or another use disorder.

The women’s substance abuse treatment programs at Hammocks on the Edisto are committed to assisting each resident in our care through their recovery program. We provide each person in our care the support, hope, and care they require to enter into long-term recovery.

The staff at our women's substance abuse treatment programs are committed to assisting each resident in our care through their recovery program. Learn more!

07/06/2026

Substance abuse and mental disorders commonly co-occur, and research suggests three possible explanations for the overlap. The first explanation is that there are some common risk factors can contribute to both substance use and other mental disorders. Secondly, mental disorders can contribute to substance use. Alternatively, substance use can contribute to the development of other mental disorders.

When these disorders co-occur, it’s important to find treatment that addresses them both.

At Hammocks, we offer dual diagnosis treatment in South Carolina. Call Hammocks at 833.793.0191 to learn about our women's treatment.

06/30/2026

Forgiveness is a critical component of the recovery process. It can be hard forgiving yourself and others for past hurts and mistakes. However, to truly move forward and progress along your road to recovery, you must learn how to forgive yourself so you can make way for a healthier, happier quality of life. In this article, you’ll learn more about how do you learn to forgive yourself so you can progress along your own recovery journey.

Forgiveness is a critical component of the recovery process to help you move forward toward a healthier, happier life.