Inpatient Rehab in Orange County, CA

We specialize in many therapies at our Inpatient Rehab Orange County

Once patients move into the inpatient residential treatment portion of their stay, we offer many treatment options. Studies have shown that these are highly effective in maintaining long-term sobriety 

Individual Therapy

Individual therapy is an important part of a patient’s treatment plan. At our inpatient rehab in Orange County, we offer many types of therapies. We practice Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR).

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) – CBT is a therapy that targets and changes thought patterns and behaviors related to mental health and addiction. CBT helps individuals recognize and challenge negative beliefs and irrational thoughts. It equips them with useful skills to manage cravings, identify triggers, and develop healthier coping skills.

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) – Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a form of cognitive-behavioral therapy designed to address emotional disorder and improve personal relations. DBT equips individuals with the skills to manage intense emotions and cope with the stressors that often lead to substance abuse.

EMDR

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a type of therapy used to help people who have been through traumatic experiences. We practice EMDR in a safe and comfortable environment at our inpatient rehab in Orange County.

EMDR benefits individuals by helping them address painful memories or events that could be linked to their drug or alcohol use. It also helps process traumatic events that occurred during their use. During EMDR, a therapist uses specific techniques to reprocess trauma, which reduces the strong feelings connected to them. This helps individuals not turn to substances to cope with those feelings or memories. 

Group Therapy with Peers

Group Therapy – Group therapy with peers is helpful in inpatient rehab. It forms a supportive community of individuals who have firsthand experience with the challenges of addiction.

In these sessions, participants can share their experiences, provide empathy, and offer insights to one another. This creates a sense of belonging and reduces feelings of isolation, which are common in recovery. It also allows individuals to learn from each other, develop new coping strategies, and gain different views on their own issues.

Marriage and Family Counseling

Marriage and Family Counseling – Marriage counseling, when appropriate, helps couples manage the challenges that addiction can bring to their relationship. It provides a safe space for partners to have open communication, address underlying issues, and rebuild trust. Couples can develop healthier ways to support each other and deal with the stresses of recovery. This strengthens bonds for a healthier, more supportive partnership.

Health and Fitness Groups

Health and fitness groups promote physical well-being and emotional healing. These groups provide a structured and supportive environment. Individuals in recovery can engage in regular exercise, learn about nutrition, and set health-related goals.

Exercise helps to reduce stress, anxiety, and depression while releasing natural feel-good chemicals in the brain. Additionally, fitness groups create a sense of community. They off fellowship and accountability among peers in recovery. This shared journey towards better health and fitness not only boosts physical health but also reinforces discipline and positive habits.

All these therapeutic approaches are well-known to our clinical staff. The approach used for each patient will be dependent on their needs and goals. When used in rehab programs, these evidence-based therapies provide well-rounded support. They address mental health factors contributing to addiction, and arm individuals with the tools needed for lasting recovery.