For over 20 years, Ocean Recovery has helped men and women heal from addiction, co-occurring mental health conditions, and eating disorders through personalized, clinician-led treatment in Newport Beach, CA, just steps from the ocean.
24
Years of care
since 2002
1000s
Helped recover
and stay sober
DHCS
State licensed
#300144AP
Co-Occurring Disorders and Dual Diagnosis
Certain mental health disorders, such as anxiety and depression, are commonly experienced in conjunction with a substance use disorder. However, there are a wide range of conditions and symptoms that may appear in those with a drug or alcohol addiction. The therapists and clinicians at Ocean Recovery are trained in identifying and treating co-occurring mental health conditions, including:
- Eating Disorders
- Depression
- PTSD
- Anxiety Disorders
- Mood Disorders
Medication-Assisted Mental Health Treatment
Because drugs and alcohol change the way the brain and body communicate, some clients may need medication to help balance their systems after detoxing. Managing symptoms carefully with medical supervision can help clients stay physically comfortable as they go through detox and rehabilitation.
Our clinical team can help clients identify co-occurring mental health disorders and determine which medications may be necessary to alleviate symptoms. At the same time, we holistically address all areas of our client’s physical, emotional and mental well-being so that they have the best chance of healing and achieving long-term sobriety.
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Mental Health Treatment Modalities
At Ocean Recovery, we pride ourselves on combining traditional and innovative approaches to mental health for a well-rounded, holistic treatment program that focuses on our clients’ unique needs and circumstances. The cornerstone of our mental health treatment program is our individual and group therapy services. Drawing on modalities like cognitive behavioral therapy, somatic therapy and trauma-informed care, our counselors can help clients understand their patterns and motivations, work through difficult emotions, and form new healthy life skills.
