Cornerstone of Southern California, located in the heart of Santa Ana, is a compassionate rehabilitation center that provides a beacon of hope for individuals struggling with substance abuse. Our comprehensive range of services includes alcohol rehab, drug rehab, medical detox, and primary residential care – all designed to support the journey to recovery. With extended care, day treatment, evening outpatient programs, and licensed recovery homes available, we provide individualized treatment plans tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. At our facility, you'll find a nurturing environment where healing and transformation are fostered. We understand the complexities of addiction and are here to guide you through every step towards regaining control over your life. For those seeking Drug Rehab Orange County offers few places as dedicated to personal well-being as Cornerstone of Southern California. Embrace the opportunity for change with us; begin your path to sobriety in a place where enduring recovery is our shared goal.
Inpatient Rehab: Why Residential Treatment Supports Long-Term Recovery
Cornerstone’s inpatient rehab program in Orange County, California, offers individuals a supportive residential setting to focus on recovery. During their stay, participants receive comprehensive, evidence-based addiction treatment tailored to their unique needs.
This structured environment is designed to address a variety of addiction and mental health challenges. By stepping away from high-risk situations and negative influences, individuals can gain mental clarity and develop the tools necessary for lasting recovery.
We understand that the idea of residential treatment can feel overwhelming at first. However, this approach provides the focused time and care necessary to address addiction challenges in a supportive and distraction-free environment. It creates an opportunity to identify and manage triggers, enhance your quality of life, and fully commit to a lasting recovery journey.
Common Co-Occurring Mental Disorders with Addiction
In order to prevent dual diagnosis from occurring or to get the proper care and support needed to address dual diagnosis, it’s important first to recognize the mental health disorders that are often co-occur with addiction, leading to dual diagnosis.
While any mental health disorder can co-exist with addiction, the most common include:
Anxiety Disorders
Depression
Bipolar Disorder
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Schizophrenia
Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) |