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Licensed and Joint Commission Accredited Rehab in Brea, CA

Grant Me The Courage Recovery and Therapy is a licensed and Joint Commission Accredited rehab in Brea, open since 2013. Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is licensed by the California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) under license 300302AP. You can check each credential online in a few minutes.

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Credentials Held by Our Program

Both credentials are current and issued to our program. Clinical Director Tiffany Komba (LMFT) is accountable for the care standards tied to each one.

California DHCS License for IOP Services

Our IOP holds a DHCS license 300302AP. A license is the state's permission to operate. The DHCS Licensing and Certification Division oversees licensed programs.

National Accreditation From The Joint Commission

Our program is accredited by The Joint Commission under organization ID 669991. The Joint Commission is an independent, nonprofit accrediting organization. Its surveys measure programs against national standards for patient safety and quality.

Verify Our License and Accreditation

You can confirm every credential through a public lookup run by the body that issued it.

DHCS License 300302AP for IOP services appears in the DHCS Licensing and Certification Division Directory. Joint Commission ID 669991 appears on The Joint Commission's Quality Check website.

Tiffany Komba's Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) license appears in the California Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS) lookup. Christa Chaffins (CADC-CAS) and Joel Rowland (CADC II) each hold a Certified Alcohol Drug Counselor (CADC) credential.

Standards Behind Our Care

Care starts with a full assessment and changes as each client progresses.

Intake Assessment Guided by ASAM Criteria

Every client starts with a biopsychosocial assessment (a review of physical, mental and social factors). Our team uses DSM-5 (the American Psychiatric Association's diagnostic manual) to assess substance use disorders. The ASAM Criteria (American Society of Addiction Medicine) guides the care each client needs.

Ongoing Reassessment and Treatment Plan Updates

Each client's individualized treatment plan stays open to revision. Through ongoing reassessment, our team updates goals and recommends adjustments to the plan.

Confidential Treatment Records

Drug and alcohol screening results stay in each client's confidential treatment record. Our team protects every treatment record under federal and state privacy laws.

Our Treatment Team's Credentials

Our core team holds one LMFT license and two CADC credentials. At Grant Me The Courage Recovery and Therapy, clients work directly with each of them in an intimate setting.

Clinical Director Tiffany Komba (LMFT)
Clinical Director Tiffany Komba (LMFT) has 8 years of experience in addiction and co-occurring mental health care. She guides treatment planning across our program.
Program Director Christa Chaffins (CADC-CAS)
Program Director Christa Chaffins (CADC-CAS) leads the program and provides case management. She brings 10 years of experience in care coordination and trauma-informed care.
Group Facilitator Joel Rowland (CADC II)
Group Facilitator Joel Rowland (CADC II) has 12 years of experience in chemical dependency treatment. He leads relapse prevention and coping skills groups.

The same team works with each client throughout treatment. Plan reviews come from professionals who already know the client.

Share a Concern With Our Team

You can raise any concern about care directly with our team. You can also file a complaint with the DHCS Licensing and Certification Division or The Joint Commission at any time.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a licensed and an accredited rehab?

Every treatment program in California needs a state license to operate. Accreditation is a voluntary review of safety and quality, which our program completed with The Joint Commission.

Does online IOP meet the same standards as in-person IOP?

Yes, online IOP includes the same group therapy, weekly individual therapy and case management as in-person IOP. Clients join live, interactive Zoom groups on the same schedule.

How often does The Joint Commission review accredited programs?

The Joint Commission surveys each accredited program at least every three years. You can see our current status on its Quality Check website.

Can family members take part in treatment?

Yes, family members can join coordinated sessions with our case management team when the client gives permission. Our team also provides naloxone education and training to families.

Which insurance plans does the program accept?

Our program accepts Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna and TRICARE, along with private pay. Admissions verifies benefits and coordinates prior authorization before treatment begins.

Contact Our Accredited Program in Brea

Questions about any credential get a direct answer from our admissions staff in Brea. Call or text for a free, confidential consultation, or verify your insurance online before you talk with us. After you reach out, admissions reviews your benefits and explains your treatment options.