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ORANGE COUNTY REHAB CENTERS

Addiction is a complex mental health issue.  Succumbing to addiction is not a sign of weakness or immorality.  Certain people have genetic or personality traits that make them prone to addiction, and it is not their fault.  However, it is that person’s responsibility to reach out to get help for their addiction.   

The first step to beating addiction is to realize that there is a problem. It’s common for drug or alcohol abusers to be in denial of their problematic usage, especially in its early stages.  However, once the decision is made to get help, the addicted individual will find that there is a world of support to help them on their journey to recovery.

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Residential Rehab in Orange County

If you or a loved one are struggling with drug or alcohol addiction.  Southern California Sunrise Recovery Center can help.  Our addiction treatment centers in Orange County, California offer a variety of services including professionally-monitored detoxification and residential rehab programs.

At all our locations, patients will have access to the best in both medical and holistic treatments. They have been designed to deliver a peaceful retreat from the triggers and temptations of everyday life. Our team is present 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and will be able to support you or a loved one through even the toughest addictions.

All three rehab centers have been specially designed for a beautiful and tranquil environment. Don’t just take our word for it: take a virtual tour of each location.

Addiction Treatment Programs

Our Orange County drug rehab centers have treatment options for alcohol, opioids, cocaine, amphetamines, benzodiazepines, and more. We provide specialized treatment that is tailored to each individual’s unique needs.  Learn more about our unique treatment options below.

The Recovery Process

Recovering from a drug or alcohol addiction is a long-term process that involves various stages of treatment.  Much like recovering from a terminal disease, recovering from Substance Use Disorder (SUD) requires a tiered treatment regimen.  

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Residential Rehab

Residential or Inpatient Rehab is an intensive phase of addiction treatment.  It requires an individual to physically remove themselves from their environment and move into a rehab center. 

While in treatment, they can focus completely on their recovery, free from negative influences, outside stressors, and self-destructive behavioral patterns.  During this phase, the recovering addict or alcoholic will participate in group therapy, individual counseling, and Addiction Education. 

30 Days

30 to 90 Days

Outpatient Rehab

Outpatient Rehab is a step down from a live-in, residential treatment program.  Some people opt for this level of care instead of residential rehab so that they can continue to attend school or work.  But it is recommended to be used as a third phase in the recovery process. 

This helps people in the early stages of recovery slowly transition back into the outside world while still receiving support and positive reinforcement.

30 to 90 Days

3 to 6 Months

Sober Living

Sober Living facilities offer recovering addicts and alcoholics a structured and supportive living environment.  People often move into a sober living home after they leave residential treatment. 

Staying in sober living serves as a transitional period.  It offers people in early sobriety a way to remain accountable without putting their loved ones in the position of having to drug test or monitor them.  This is often beneficial for both the person in recovery and their family.

3 to 6 Months

3 to 6 Months

Continuing Care

This stage of addiction treatment is often overlooked, but it is crucial to the process.  Continuing Care groups usually meet once or twice a week. This allows people in early recovery the chance to check in with their therapists and counselors and attend group counseling. 

These sessions typically involve roundtable check-ins where people can talk through their challenges and receive support and advice. This nurturing environment helps prevent relapse.

3 to 6 Months

More About Addiction

Drug addiction and alcohol addiction can disrupt the course of someone’s life and affect friends and family members around them. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, “addiction is a chronic disease characterized by drug seeking and use that is compulsive, or difficult to control, despite harmful consequences.”

Both short-term and long-term use of drugs or alcohol can lead to addiction, whether it starts from prescribed medication or an occasional weekend escape. For the most part, substance use is a voluntary thing. But as time goes on, repetitive substance use turns into substance abuse. Alcohol and drugs change the brain’s motivations and can cause what is known as Substance Use Disorders.

Substance Use Disorder is synonymous with drug addiction and can have the following  side effects:

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Financial Irresponsibility

Addiction commonly pairs with financial irresponsibility. Oftentimes, poor money management has to do with paying for drugs — whether it be dipping into a savings account or stealing from a family member to get high. Other times, gambling or unsustainable spending may be related to their addiction.

Health Problems

Drugs drain the body’s necessary energy systems and can cause visible weight loss or weight gain. Each drug does so differently, but all can cause physical and mental health problems. These issues are extensive, and long-term drug abusers can develop health hurdles that are difficult to jump.

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Issues At School Or Work

The side effects listed above can directly cause problems at school or work. The decreased mental capacity is the obvious issue here, but the emotional instability and behavioral changes can be the breaking point here. A lack of interest in both school or work is typically the initial step downward.

Behavioral Changes

Substance abuse often starts with a mysterious and secretive lifestyle. As addiction develops, relationship issues can build with family, friends, and spouses. Emotional stability and even mental capacity can change drastically too. And while these changes can be short-lived, but abuse over the years can make them tougher to overcome.

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Why Choose Us?

Our inpatient treatment approach is a holistic one where we find and fix all foundational imbalances.  We identify environmental, genetic, and psychological factors to evaluate each patient for individual treatment programs.

There are many treatment options out there today, be we pride ourselves on our unique approach to addiction therapy. We offer a mix of a traditional, scientifically-proven addiction model and evidence-based holistic methods.

Our goal is to promote healing. We heal physical and psychological imbalances through various personal and group therapies such as guided meditation, creative art therapies, aromatherapy, yoga, and mind-body therapies.

As we work to bring balance into our patient’s lives, we see that they are more able to face real-world challenges without drugs or alcohol. This internal balance can also be seen to reduce stress and pain and bring optimism and hope. We believe this gives our patients a higher chance for long-term sobriety.

Orange County Rehab FAQs

Orange County is known for its serene coastal settings, favorable climate, and high-quality treatment centers. The region offers a peaceful environment, which many find conducive to recovery.

Orange County boasts a variety of treatment facilities, including luxury rehabs, outpatient clinics, residential centers, detoxification units, and sober living homes.

Many rehabs in Orange County are accredited by bodies like The Joint Commission or the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). Always verify a facility’s accreditation before enrolling.

It’s crucial to evaluate factors like the facility’s approach to treatment, staff credentials, patient testimonials, costs, and post-treatment support. Personal visits and consultations can also be beneficial.

The cost can range widely, with luxury facilities charging upwards of $30,000 a month. However, many centers accept insurance, and there are also state-funded or low-cost options available.

Yes, while many rehabs provide comprehensive substance abuse treatments, some specialize in specific addictions like alcohol, opioids, or stimulants. Additionally, some centers focus on dual diagnosis or co-occurring mental health disorders.

Most rehabs in Orange County prioritize patient privacy and confidentiality. Some high-end rehabs even cater to celebrities or high-profile clients seeking discrete care.

Yes, many facilities offer outpatient programs, allowing patients to continue work or family commitments while receiving treatment.

Rehabs often incorporate cognitive-behavioral therapy, life skills training, alumni networks, and aftercare programs to equip patients with tools and support to prevent relapses.

Absolutely. Many Orange County rehabs emphasize family therapy and involvement, recognizing the crucial role family can play in a patient’s recovery journey.

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Clinically Reviewed By

Dawn Masick, LMFT

Dawn has experience dealing with various relational, emotional, and psychological struggles. Dawn’s training has prepared her to work with children, teens, young adults, adults, couples, and families. She has undergone training in DBT, TF-CBT, and Family Therapy.  Other competencies include dealing with ADHD, mood/anxiety disorders, parenting challenges, addiction, PTSD, co- dependency, and relationship issues. I have experience in residential, school-based mental health, children’s community mental health, victims of crime (VOC), and private practice settings.

Dawn has been committed to guiding clients through their trauma, coming alongside them in their healing, and supporting them as they navigate life changes. Dawn’s passion is working with clients struggling with trauma in substance abuse and mental health.