Office interior at the GMTC Brea facility

Locations

One outpatient program in Brea, in north Orange County

We are one program, based in Brea. If you come to us in person, you come here.

Here is where we are, the levels of care we offer, how telehealth works for people located in California, and how to find out whether this program fits your week.

Text or call us · (909) 577-1124

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Where we are, and what that means for you

Our program is at One Pointe Drive, Suite 620A, Brea, CA, in north Orange County. It has been running since 2013. Our hours are 9am to 3pm.

There is one of us. Not a chain, not a network of sites. Everything we do in person happens at the Brea program, which is part of why the team gets to know people rather than processing them.

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Coming to Brea for care

Outpatient care is not a one-time visit. You come in on a set schedule and go home afterward, which means the trip is part of the plan rather than an afterthought.

Being based in north Orange County makes the in-person program most convenient for people living in that part of the county. If a regular trip would be hard for you, say so when you reach out. Telehealth for people located in California exists for exactly that kind of reason, and schedules get built around real constraints.

What outpatient treatment actually asks of you

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)

PHP is the most structured level of care we offer. It asks for the most of your week.

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

IOP asks for part of your week on a set schedule. People often use it while working or in school, or after finishing a more structured level of care.

Reception area at the GMTC Brea facility

Telehealth

We offer telehealth for people located in California. That is the whole scope. Sessions run on Zoom.

Whether a fully remote plan fits your situation is a clinical question we would work through with you.

What we do and do not provide

We do not provide:

Detox
Medical care for withdrawal
24-hour or overnight care
Emergency care

If you need any of those, start with qualified medical care. For a medical emergency or immediate danger, call 911.

If you need help right now

For a medical emergency or immediate danger, call 911.

For suicidal thoughts or emotional distress, call or text 988.

If you are in withdrawal, or worried about what stopping will do to you physically, that needs qualified medical care first. Grant Me The Courage Recovery and Therapy is not a crisis line and is not a 24-hour program.

Communities we serve

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North Orange County

Our primary service area is Brea, Fullerton, Placentia, Yorba Linda, Anaheim, La Habra, and the nearby north Orange County communities. For people living there, coming to Brea on a set schedule is usually workable, and in-person programming is straightforward to build around a job or a family.

Elsewhere in Orange County and Southern California

People reach us from across Orange County and the surrounding Southern California communities. Some make the trip to Brea. Others take part by telehealth if they are located in California and a remote plan fits what they need. Which of those makes sense is worth talking through before you start rather than a few weeks in.

If the drive would be long on a repeating schedule, tell us. There is usually more room to work with than people expect once days, hours, and telehealth are all on the table.

How case management helps with real access barriers

Transportation, scheduling, health, and employment are real barriers to consistent participation. A shift that moves. A car that does not start. A child who needs picking up.

Case management is the part of our program that deals with that. It means someone helps you sort out the practical barriers between you and attendance, and helps you connect to community resources.

We do not provide transportation, and we do not promise to solve a barrier we have not seen yet. We do work on it with you.

What the Brea program is like

It is small on purpose. One place, one team, and enough room in the day for staff to know who you are and how your week is actually going.

Therapy, group programming, recovery education, and case management all happen inside that same small setting, which is usually the first thing people notice if they are coming from somewhere larger. It also means changes get caught early, because someone is close enough to notice them.

If you need a different level of care

Some people need medical detox, withdrawal management, or residential care before an outpatient program, or instead of one. We do not provide those levels of care. Whether you need one is a clinical question rather than a rule, and not everyone does.

If that turns out to be your situation, tell us anyway. We can talk with you about what to look for, and about what outpatient care could look like afterward. For a medical emergency or immediate danger, call 911.

Questions about our location and service area

Next step

If you are in north Orange County, or anywhere in California and considering telehealth, text or call (909) 577-1124, or send a short message through our contact form with your name and how to reach you.

Our building

A look at the Brea building and the rooms inside it

A short, silent walkthrough of the Brea building and the rooms inside it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you have more than one location?

No. One program, one place, in Brea.

I live in south Orange County. Is this realistic for me?

Sometimes yes, and sometimes telehealth is the better fit. Tell us where you would be traveling from and what your week looks like, and we will talk through which one is workable.

Can I do the whole program by telehealth?

Telehealth is available to people located in California. Whether a fully remote plan fits you is a clinical question we would work through with you.

What if I need detox first?

We do not provide detox. That step belongs with qualified medical care, and you can still talk to us about what comes after it.

What if I need help in the middle of the night?

We are not a 24-hour program. For a medical emergency or immediate danger, call 911. For suicidal thoughts or emotional distress, call or text 988.

Text or call us · (909) 577-1124