California Rehab Centers
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California Rehab Centers help alcoholics and addicts begin their journey toward recovery. Our "Drug Rehab facility" includes "detox" from Alcohol, Cocaine Addiction, Methamphetamines, Vicodin, Clonepin, Oxycotin, Heroin, Xanax. We Have 7 Beautiful Homes Located in Orange County, California. We help both women and men who want long-term sobriety, based on the 12-step recovery program.

California Recovery provides residents with a safe, supportive environment, a clean and sober living experience based on sobriety and a new way of living without drugs or alcohol.
Rehab Programs
Detox
We provide supervision, housing and meals for up to 10 days to men and women who are trying to detox from the ravages of alcohol and/ or drug abuse.
Residential Treatment
Our Treatment clients receive both Individual and group counseling, relapse prevention, therapeutic services, and daily meetings.
Sober Living
Our sober living provides a safe haven for men and women who wish to continue in their journey towards long term sobriety.
Outpatient Drug Treatment
Our outpatient program is a 3 month treatment program with mandatory Individual and Group Counseling sessions.
Family Support Group
Addiction is a family disease. We offer services to the families of our program clients including a family support group.
Court Orders
We are recognized in all courts in California and have traveled as far as the East Coast to help our clients with legal issues through out the United States.
Men’s Treatment Programs
Drug Addiction Treatment Programs specifically Men’s Treatment Programs such as California Recovery are very successful. Success in recovery is not always possible on the first try. Often, men who have failed everywhere else have succeeded at California Recovery. California Recovery is based on the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous.
The Drug Addiction Treatment Programs especially the Men’s Treatment Programs begins with learning how to “behave better than we feel.”
Women’s Treatment Programs
When Alcoholics Anonymous began, over 70 years ago, women were not invited to attend most AA meetings. Even 20 years ago, women in Southern California had the nearly impossible task, finding a recovery center for women.

Men still outnumber women in recovery centers. But finally women have somewhere to go. The programs tend to be small but strongly supported through fellowship among sober women.
Affordable Substance Abuse Treatment Programs
Affordable Substance Abuse Treatment Programs like Yellowstone Recovery do work.Looking for affordable services seems to be a running theme in today’s economy. People are faced with the worst financial problems our country has seen in decades. We are facing these dilemmas and searching for the answers with the hope of finding a good deal and a solution to substance abuse. In this quest to find affordable services there are several questions to ask, especially when looking for affordable Substance Abuse Treatment Programs.

First ask yourself what you are looking for in an affordable Substance Abuse Treatment Program. There are vital and key elements which make a program successful. Things like Individual Counseling, Group Counseling and Case Management are important. Are these services provided in the cost of the program or are they an extra expense? Will the client be provided with food and transportation? These are expenses which can add up over time and can become quite costly.

Second find out how the rates of affordable Substance Abuse Treatment Programs compare. If one program includes one thing but not the other do your homework. Add up an estimated expense list and get a total to see what the extra expenses will be. Look for a program that includes services like Individual Counseling, Group Counseling, Case Management, Food and Transportation in the cost of their program. Finding out what you get for the price of the service is a good idea. Affordable Substance Abuse Treatment Programs such as Yellowstone Recovery include these things in their cost and do have a high success rate.

Affordability is essential. Often times when people are in this hard place where a loved one is suffering from addiction it not only affects the loved one but over time it wears on the family. The disease of addiction is a family addiction. It tears at the fabric which holds us together. Affordable Substance Abuse Treatment Programs should also include help for the families. Addicts are not the only ones who need to recover; families need time to recover and heal too. Yellowstone Recovery is one such program who provides groups solely for the families to recover from the disease of addiction. Next you need to be aware of the value of treatment and of getting sober. The value always far exceeds the cost. The monies you spend on treatment are an investment. It is an investment towards a sober life of quality and quantity.

I can tell you from my experience that Affordable Substance Abuse Treatment Programs do exist. A few years ago I found myself suffering from substance abuse addiction. I had been using for several years. I wore out my friends and family. I became unemployable. My family had finally stopped giving me the money to support my addiction. I found my self in a car in a parking lot abusing drugs on several occasions. Eventually I was caught by the sheriff’s department. On the way to jail the officer looked me in the eyes and told me to get help. He said to me “check yourself into a substance abuse treatment program”. It was the first time I actually heard the words that people had been saying. A treatment program was the only option if I wanted to live.

I found my self in a dilemma. I had been living at my dad’s (on a blow up mattress, mind you) and as I said I had worn out my family. I had no money and no job. I hadn’t been employed in several years. I didn’t have anything saved up or set aside. I was BROKE. I approached my dad and we sat down for a long talk. We hadn’t had one in years. I finally admitted I had a substance abuse problem and I needed help. My dad offered to help me one last time. He had very little monies he could spend. We knew we needed an affordable substance abuse treatment program. And we found Yellowstone Recovery.It took some effort to find Yellowstone Recovery. We did our homework. I looked online and found a list of places with affordable substance abuse treatment programs. I called each one and asked questions. I found out that some places had extra charges I could not afford. Yellowstone told me it included many of the services I was seeking.

I checked myself in, completed my program, and have been sober ever since. I was lucky to have family who supported my recovery but I have noticed over the years that many people suffering from substance abuse addiction do not have the support that I do. Yellowstone Recovery helps out when no one else can. They have a sliding scale for their treatment costs which makes them the leader in affordable substance abuse treatment programs.

Yellowstone Recovery helped save my life. They have worked hard at being a successful and affordable substance abuse treatment programs. For over a decade they have been helping those who have nothing and nowhere else to go.

Affordable substance abuse treatment programs do exist. The life, lessons, tools, and gifts you receive from getting sober and choosing to be a part of a place like Yellowstone Recovery are far greater and worth more than the dollar amount spent. Today I am able to give back to the program and help others who are in the same dilemma I was once in.

If you are seeking a life beyond your expectations your on the right track. Remember to look in to what the affordable substance abuse treatment programs offer. Yellowstone Recovery not only offered help for me with Individual Counseling, Group Counseling, Case Management, Job Seeking Skills, Therapeutic Classes, and food and transportation but I met my sponsor who also went through Yellowstone’s program and who now guides me on a daily basis. Yellowstone Recovery also helped my family. They attended meetings and were given a chance to heal and to understand addiction a little bit better.

So, can you afford to go to a residential treatment program? You can’t afford not to!