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As one of the cities in Orange County, Lake Forest has been affected by substance abuse. According to a survey conducted in 2014, 35.1 percent of the adult participants stated they engaged in uncontrollable binge drinking. This often leads to alcohol addiction. Another report showed there were more than 10,000 individuals hospitalized for substance abuse between 2011 and 2012.
More than 1,800 individuals were hospitalized for alcohol dependence, 963 for opioid abuse, 68 due to dependence on psycho-stimulant substances including amphetamines, 18 for cocaine and 29 for marijuana. A report conducted during 2016 showed that approximately five percent of all hospitalizations were due to mental health issues resulting from drug and alcohol abuse.
In 2017, there was an increase in deaths due to opioid overdoses. Between 2000 and 2015, fatal drug overdoses increased by 88 percent. Almost half of all overdoses in Orange Country at this time were caused by drug or alcohol poisoning. Illicit drugs, prescription opioids, pharmaceutical and illicit substances have been directly linked to fatal overdoses through Orange County, California.
If you are having issues with drugs or alcohol, the above statistics are a good representation of the need to recover from your addiction. No matter which type of substance you have been using, your addiction is extremely serious and you need to obtain treatment.
Beginner’s Discussion:
Dana Point Community House
24642 San Juan Ave
Dana Point, CA 92629
Sundays at 6:30 pm
Mid-Day Solutions
St. George Episcopal Church:
23802 Avenida De La Carlota
Laguna Hills, CA
Sundays from 12:00 to 1:00 pm
The Ladies Group:
Dana Point Community House
24642 San Juan Ave
Dana Point, CA 92629
Mondays at 5:00 pm
Question & Answer:
St. Clements Church
202 Avenida Aragon, Room 11
San Clemente, CA
Mondays at 8:00 pm
Living Sober:
2040 Placentia Ave
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Tuesdays at 6:00 pm
It Works How and Why:
St. George Episcopal Church
23802 Avenida De La Carlota
Laguna Hills, CA
Tuesdays from 6:30 – 7:40 pm
Back to Basics:
23262 El Toro Rd
Lake Forest, CA 92630 Wednesdays at 7:30 pm
Living Clean: Unity of Orange County
23181 Verdugo Drive, Suite 103B
Laguna Hills, CA
Wednesdays from 6:30 to 7:30 pm
Daily Reflections:
2040 Placentia Ave
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Fridays at 7:00 am
As Bill Sees It Newcomers:
2845 Mesa Verde Dr. E
Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Saturdays at 7:00 am
Lake Forest was initially called El Toro. The city is a good representation of the natural environment. You will discover beautiful lakes, a lot of green trees and many lush green parks. The peaceful and serene area combined with a large number of quality rehab centers makes Lake Forest, California an ideal place to get sober.
In order to recover from your addiction, you may require to participate in different levels of care and therapeutic modalities. Once you make the decision to enroll for rehab, you will receive the level and type of care you need. Your care will be customized for your personal needs and strengths. Although your treatment is dependent on your specific circumstances, it will most likely include the following.
You will most likely talk to an admissions coordinator, nurse and therapist before receiving a psychological and medical evaluation. Your input is important for the development of your treatment plan. The staff will explain the expectations and rules, make certain you do not have any drugs or paraphernalia or banned objects. Your phone may be confiscated.
Your first phase during Anaheim drug rehab is detox. You will be in a safe environment when drugs and alcohol are eliminated from your system. You may need to slowly taper off the substance or be given medication to help with your symptoms. You should start to feel better after the first three to five days. If your substance abuse issue is mild, you may be able to detox at your home.
You will visit the facility every day and talk to a therapist or physician. If you are suffering from opioid use, you may need to take buprenorphine or methadone. The majority of patients require either residential or inpatient detox for recovery. You will be monitored 24/7 and any withdrawal symptoms or complications will be handled by medical professionals.
After detox, you will most likely begin inpatient therapy. The intensity of your treatment will depend on your specific addiction and how long you have been addicted. You will participate in weekly therapy sessions, supplemental or group therapy and educational classes. Supplemental therapy generally includes exercise, art therapy or meditation.
You will remain in residential therapy for a few weeks to a few months. You will work with your treatment team to create a plan for aftercare. As your treatment progresses, you will spend fewer hours in treatment each day.
This may include staying in a sober home while attending the rehab facility for therapy on a daily basis. You may or may not be sleeping at your treatment center. The main difference between partial hospitalization and residential therapy is less programming is required.
Once you have been released from partial hospitalization, you will begin outpatient therapy. This is also referred to as intensive outpatient therapy. You might attend on-on-one, group or multiple individual therapy sessions every week. Your living environment and support system are the determining factors as to whether you will be living at home or in a sober living home.
The majority of individuals attend self-help, 12-step or group meetings every day after completing therapy. If your treatment began with inpatient detoxification and therapy, there is a good chance you will start outpatient therapy in approximately 30 days. If outpatient detox was your first step, you will most likely begin outpatient therapy a few days later.
There is no set period of time for outpatient therapy. Once you have remained sober for several months or years, you may no longer need outpatient therapy. You may also find you need to speak with a therapist or counselor every month for an unlimited period of time to remain sober. You will determine the actions you need to take to prevent a relapse.
If you are interested in a treatment center capable of standing out from the rest, Asana is there for you. The programs have been licensed by the state. The medical detoxification program, outpatient and inpatient treatments for substance abuse are also licensed and accredited. The techniques used by Asana are based on evidence to improve your chances of success.
The clinical staff, management and physicians are some of the most accomplished and experienced available in the industry. When you begin your treatment, you will receive the care and empathy you deserve. The focus of Asana is offering you treatment plans both comprehensive and personalized to ensure you have the support necessary to recover.
The Asana Way is an effective treatment approach encompassing alternative and traditional techniques and programs, essential values, appropriate structure and compassion. You can recover, maintain sobriety and live a full, healthy and beneficial life. We’ve know the devastating effects of addiction, and we’ve assisted many facilitate long-term recovery. If your or a loved one are struggling with addiction, give us a call today at 949-763-3440