Clinically Reviewed by: Matthew Beck
If you or a loved one suffer from substance use disorder, medication-assisted treatment (MAT) can become a core piece of treating your addiction and putting you on the path to recovery.
Medication-assisted treatment describes a “whole patient” course of treatment that combines the strategic use of medication, counseling, and behavioral therapies like CBT. The FDA-approved medications are designed to detox the patient and reduce physical dependence on substances like alcohol or opioids.
Medications relieve withdrawal symptoms and cravings while normalizing body function
Therapy and counseling help realize you don't need the abused substance to lead a healthy life
Combination helps patients recover short-term and minimizes relapse risk
like Methadone minimize withdrawal pain while blocking euphoric feelings
like Buprenorphine offer similar effects without euphoria for longer-term weaning
like Naltrexone block euphoric effects, reducing physical dependence over time
Clinically Reviewed by: Matthew Beck
Addiction among veterans is a critical issue that demands specialized attention and care. More than one in 10 Veterans who seek care at the U.S. Veteran’s Administration meet the criteria for substance use disorder diagnosis.
Veterans often carry experiences that lead to substance abuse as coping mechanisms for physical and emotional pain. Many struggle with:
to provide veterans with accessible drug rehab.
for co-occurring PTSD, anxiety, and depression
CBT, DBT, and EMDR tailored for veterans
considering military background and experiences
including nutritional counseling and medical care
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Clinical Supervisor
Matthew is a licensed marriage and family therapist and clinical supervisor in Orange County, California. Matthew has an extensive history working with the substance abuse and mental health population and is committed to client care with an ethical approach to treatment. Matthew utilizes a solution-focused, cognitive behavioral approach to therapy. He emphasizes the importance of creating a recovery environment which supports deep and meaningful sober connection, a system of accountability, daily structure and healthy routine, and an aftercare plan which will support continued sobriety post-treatment.
Primary Therapist
Kylie earned her masters in clinical psychology from University of Phoenix. She has experience providing counseling services to a variety of individuals, including adolescents, in various settings within the community. Kylie uses different modalities in her practice, such as cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing and mindfulness. In her free time, Kylie enjoys spending time with her family, traveling and volunteering.
Director of Nursing
Lisa has been working in the medical field as a licensed vocational nurse for nearly a decade and specializing in detox and residential services for the last seven years. She will make your admission process smooth and safe, working with our Medical Director every step of the way to ensure your safety and comfort throughout your stay.
Owner & CEO
Ryan had previously been working as the Director of Operations for several sub-acute detox and residential facilities around Orange County, CA, for the last seven years. His professional experience and personal insight into recovery enable the delivery of cutting-edge treatment in a safe, comfortable environment with life-changing results.
