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Grant Me The Courage Recovery and Therapy is an adult outpatient substance use program based in Brea, and people come to it from across north Orange County. If you live in Anaheim, the useful question is whether outpatient care fits the week you are actually living.
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Outpatient treatment is for adults who can live at home and come in on a set schedule. You keep working, parenting, and handling the rest of your week around program time.
It asks for consistency. Not one appointment, but the same commitment several times a week for a stretch of weeks. That is usually the part worth thinking hardest about before you start.
We offer a partial hospitalization program (PHP) and an intensive outpatient program (IOP), along with individualized case management, weekly therapy, recovery and relapse-prevention education, and life-skills and wellness support.
The therapeutic approaches include cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, trauma-informed care, and 12-Step facilitation. Care starts with an individualized assessment of your needs, strengths, challenges and goals, and the plan is revisited as those change.
We are DHCS-licensed — license #300302AP.
This matters more than the list of what we do.
If any of those is what you need first, it comes from a medical provider rather than from us. Many people handle that elsewhere and then start outpatient care. Not everyone needs that step, and a clinical assessment is what sorts out which order makes sense for you.
Call 911 for a medical emergency or if someone is in immediate danger.
Call or text 988, the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, for suicidal thoughts or emotional distress.
For withdrawal symptoms, or any other medical concern about stopping, contact a qualified medical provider or an emergency department. We are not a 24-hour program and we are not an emergency service.
There is nothing wrong with looking at more than one program before you decide. Ask each one the same questions: who it serves, what a normal week requires, and what it does not handle. A program you can attend consistently does more good than one you cannot, so if something else fits your week better, that is a good outcome.
This is the part of our program that matters most to people coming from Anaheim.
Getting to a program several times a week is a logistics problem before it is anything else. Who watches the kids. What happens if a shift moves. What you do when a ride falls through on a Tuesday.
Case management means someone works that problem with you instead of leaving it to you. It also means help connecting to community resources you may not know exist, including healthcare, employment, education and housing.
We do not provide transportation. We do not promise to remove a barrier we have not seen. We do sit down and work on it.
If getting here is the thing standing in your way, raise it early rather than after you have missed sessions.
Our program is in Brea.
Telehealth is available for people located in California, using Zoom. Whether a fully remote plan is right for you is a clinical question.
Where you are at the start is part of what gets assessed rather than a test you pass before calling. Not everyone needs detox first. If you are physically dependent on alcohol or on benzodiazepines, stopping without medical supervision can be dangerous, so talk with a qualified medical provider about that part.
Some of both, honestly. Outpatient care is built so you can keep living at home, but the program runs on a set schedule and you attend it. Case management is where real conflicts get worked through.
Both are outpatient and you live at home for both. PHP is the more intensive of the two in hours per week; IOP is lighter. Which one fits is decided from your assessment rather than from a page.
Cost is insurance based and varies. The payment options listed as accepted are Blue Shield, Cigna, Aetna, Tricare and private pay. What any individual plan actually covers is a separate question that depends on the plan itself, so ask us and we will talk it through.