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Many of our team members have walked the same path to recovery that you're on now, having achieved meaningful periods of sobriety themselves. We truly understand the challenges and triumphs you're experiencing. Please know that sobriety is within your reach, and we're here to support and guide you every step of the way with compassion and understanding.
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Combining medication with counseling, our MAT program is effective in treating substance use disorders. It’s a holistic approach to reduce cravings and improve recovery outcomes.
Experience round-the-clock care in our inpatient treatment program. Tailored therapy, serene surroundings, and a supportive community offer the ideal setting for deep healing and personal growth.
Balance intensive treatment with the comforts of home in our PHP. It’s designed for those who need structured therapy but with more autonomy than inpatient care.
Our IOP offers flexible, yet comprehensive care. Ideal for those transitioning from inpatient treatment or needing a structured program while maintaining daily responsibilities.
Oasis is one of the only addiction treatment centers in Orange County to offer an evening IOP program. It was created to help those who can’t access a daytime IOP due to personal commitments.
Continue your recovery journey with our outpatient services. Flexible scheduling allows you to receive therapy and support while integrating back into everyday life.
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