Residential Inpatient Treatment Centers in 92115

Pacific Bay Recovery offers multiple evidence-based modalities in treating Substance Abuse and Mental Health conditions. Our focus is addressing and treating the underlying conditions causing substance use disorders. The Pacific Bay Recovery team is comprised of Physicians, Medical/Nursing Staff, Psychiatrists, Psychotherapists, Clinical Therapists, Substance Abuse Counselors, Therapeutic Companions, Exercise Therapists, and our Doctor of Chinese Medicine: Dr. Andres; all on site daily. Pacific Bay Recovery is a true DUAL-DIAGNOSIS program.

Alter Behavioral Health - San Diego is a short-term crisis stabilization unit (CSU) for individuals struggling with an acute mental health crisis as an alternative to inpatient hospitalization or other levels of care. Individuals generally come to our unit for care after experiencing suicidal ideation, a suicide attempt, severe anxiety, or generally unsafe behavior. In general, we treat individuals who are experiencing one or more of the following disorders: major depressive disorder, generalized anxiety, bipolar disorder, a personality disorder, a dissociative disorder, and post-traumatic stress disorder.

Pacific Bay Recovery is Accredited by the Joint Commission. When necessary, the first step we take with our patients is medically-assisted detoxification. Chemical dependency is dangerous and must be broken in a comfortable and positive setting, like Pacific Bay Recovery‘s detox unit. We perform systematic withdrawal, easing the discomfort of withdrawal from whichever substance dependence you suffer from.

AKUA Mind and Body is a Southern California based fully-accredited and licensed addiction and mental health treatment facility that offers evidenced-based addiction medicine combined with holistic traditions for a broad spectrum integrative treatment approach. AKUA offers individualized treatment for adult men and women who have been diagnosed with a substance abuse disorder and/or a mental health disorder. Most clients present to treatment with more than one type of disorder, a condition known as co-occurring disorder, formerly labeled as dual diagnosis. An alcohol condition coupled with underlying depression is an example of a co-occurring disorder and both disorders must be treated simultaneously in order for the individual to fully heal, as one disorder will often feed off of another disorder. AKUA employs a multidisciplinary treatment team that includes admission intake counselors, therapists, dietitians,and addiction medicine physicians who work together to provide an integrative approach to treatment for both substance abuse and mental illness.