Stabilize. Rebuild. Return.
Our residential treatment program is structured around three phases of care: stabilization, rehabilitation, and reintegration. Each phase is designed to meet residents at a specific point in their recovery.
Stabilization
Getting Safe. Getting Steady.
Stabilization provides a highly structured, clinically monitored environment for individuals experiencing withdrawal symptoms, intense cravings, or co-occurring psychiatric or medical concerns.
Clinical Focus
- Comprehensive medical and clinical assessment
- Monitoring and management of withdrawal symptoms and cravings
- Psychiatric evaluation and medication management
- Identification of immediate safety and health needs
Therapeutic Interventions
- Motivational engagement and early-stage counseling
- Crisis intervention and emotional stabilization
- Psychoeducation and introduction to recovery concepts
- Development of initial coping strategies
Supportive Services
- Coordination of medical and psychiatric care
- Development of initial treatment/recovery plan
- Orientation to program structure
Outcome
Individuals achieve the stability necessary to safely engage in structured treatment.
Rehabilitation
Rebuilding the Person.
Rehabilitation provides a structured therapeutic environment focused on addressing underlying patterns and building the skills necessary for sustained recovery.
Clinical Focus
- Individualized treatment planning and ongoing assessment
- Treatment of co-occurring mental health conditions
- Development of social, emotional, and behavioral functioning
Therapeutic Interventions
- Individual, group, and family counseling
- Trauma-informed care and behavioral therapy
- Peer-supported therapeutic community engagement
Skill Development
- Coping with cravings and triggers
- Emotional regulation and stress management
- Communication and relationship skills
- Personal responsibility and daily structure
Supportive Services
- Case management and service coordination
- Vocational and educational assessment
- Integration of medical and psychiatric care
Outcome
Individuals develop the tools and stability needed for long-term recovery and increased independence.
Reintegration
Returning to Life.
Reintegration supports individuals transitioning back into the community with the structure and supports necessary to maintain recovery.
Clinical Focus
- Continued monitoring of recovery stability
- Transition planning and readiness for independent living
- Integration with outpatient care and community services
Core Services
- Ongoing counseling as needed
- Coordination with outpatient providers
- Continued recovery planning
Life & Community Integration
- Employment readiness and vocational development
- Educational advancement
- Housing coordination
- Development of community supports
Skill Development
- Independent living skills
- Financial and personal responsibility
- Social integration
Outcome
Individuals leave prepared for independent living with a strong foundation for sustained recovery.
A structured path from admission to independence.
Every step is guided. An initial phone and in-person assessment is required before intake and admission into treatment.
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Day 1–3
Admission and Assessment
Comprehensive evaluation, orientation, and immediate stabilization support.
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Week 1
Stabilization and Engagement
Medical and emotional stabilization, early counseling, and program integration.
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Weeks 2–4
Active Treatment
Full participation in therapy, skill development, and structured routines.
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Ongoing
Progress and Transition
Increasing independence, life skills development, and transition planning.
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Discharge
Beyond Treatment
Confirmed care, community connections, and long-term recovery plan.
Our curriculum at a glance.
At Anchor House we follow an evidence-based model that approaches recovery from all sides. We operate in a trauma-informed environment and offer a wide range of on-site therapeutic and nonclinical groups, workshops, and workgroups. Our goal is to provoke change and healing.
Those seeking treatment should have at least one to three pieces of identification: birth certificate, social security card, passport, alien registration card, current Medicaid Benefit Card, or DMV ID.
We will meet you where you are.
Confidential help is available. Speak with our team about admission, referrals, and next steps.