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Janet was a chronic alcoholic, who also battled with anxiety. Because of these issues, she lost her job and her marriage. Slowly, her condition deteriorated, and she started contemplating suicide. One fortunate evening, while surfing through the internet, she came to know about California Behavioral Healthcare.

When she spoke to one of the admission counselors, she was assured that she could foresee a life free of alcohol and anxiety. After spending a couple of months at the facility, she recovered and regained a hold over her life.

Today she is employed, in a relationship, and is focused on her aftercare program and never misses a class. She even volunteers for those struggling with alcoholism and mental health disorders. Life has come a full circle for her, and she is grateful.

Since his teenage years, Tom suffered from a dry cough for which he was often prescribed cough syrups containing codeine. However, he became addicted to codeine and could not function without having a bottle a day. The addiction cost him his relationships, profession, finances, and even health. Seeing his condition, his cousin made an effort and enrolled him at the California Behavioral Healthcare for treatment.

Tom shared that during his stay at the facility, he was able to focus on himself. The detoxification helped his body get rid of the toxins and the therapy helped declutter his mind of the negative beliefs that weighed him down. Even the counselling helped teach him coping mechanisms.

Today, he has been able to reestablish and enrich his relationships with his family. Even when the cravings return, he now knows how to handle them sensibly.

Amber was a reckless teenager, and in high school, her friends introduced her to heroin. What started as a casual once-a-week high, slowly turned into an addiction. Amber started skipping school and began pocketing money from her parents to get her weekly fix. Unfortunately, she was also struggling with depression. One day her mother found her on the streets begging for money. Though it was heartbreaking for her mother, she collected herself and her daughter and began searching for help.

Amber was enrolled into California Behavioral Healthcare after her mother’s colleague referred the facility. Because her brain was still developing, substance abuse caused chemical changes in the brain that worsened her depression. Once the experts at the facility understood Amber’s condition, they started her on a dual-diagnosis program.

Today, Amber is in a happy space, recently completing her treatment and joining a university to pursue the course of her dreams. Even though the addiction and depression are behind her, she is watchful of the triggers and is armed with the coping mechanisms to face any adversity.