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Posted: Apr 5, 2011, 11:31
THE ROSE OF NEWPORT BEACH
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Newport Beach, California
Paige Willard, BA
Admissions and Business Development
pwillard@roserehab.com
www.roserehab.com
The Rose of Newport Beach addresses any underlying issues that stand in the way of lifelong sobriety, such as trauma, grief, anxiety, and depression. It is a small, female treatment facility located right on the sand of Newport Beach. The program is for women eighteen and over and they will work with pregnant women. The program was developed to provide a woman an unprecedented opportunity to build an extremely strong foundation for recovery during her first 30-90 days of sobriety while building a solid foundation for long-term recovery.
The Rose is a part of Sober Living by the Sea Treatment Centers, which has been successfully treating substance abuse, eating disorders, and dual diagnosis since 1986. Both of these programs are part of CRC Health Group. The Rose of Newport Beach possesses treatment network facilities that are licensed in the state of California to perform alcohol detoxification. The Rose offers regular individual therapy with master's level clinicians, alternative therapies, and holistic components. Staff provides highly monitored 24-hour treatment.
The woman will undergo virtually all therapeutic activities in the private confines of The Rose facility. The program has on site 12-Step Meetings, and chaperone the women to outside 12-Step Meeting (gender specific) that are at an appropriate level to attend. A woman may be referred to an offsite therapist or other specialist depending on the assessment of the The Rose treatment team. Transportation is provided for all activities in The Rose treatment program. The program provides extensive continuing care planning and closely monitors clients during the first year after discharge.
[This information came from the The Rose of Newport Beach website]
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