Top-rated Residential Drug Rehab Program For Residents Of Los Alamitos

Muse Treatment is the top-rated residential drug rehab program for residents of Los Alamitos. We have a caring, empathetic team of professional staff who can provide clinical care and emotional support throughout your stay. We have top-notch facilities and amenities, with a comfortable, serene, community-oriented environment for you to be able to reflect, relax, and work on your sobriety.

Inpatient rehab is an important part of getting sober. Each patient who enters inpatient rehab is recommended to stay for a minimum of 30 days. You will be away from the triggers and temptations of your regular life, in a peaceful environment surrounded by peers with similar goals to you, and work on your sobriety and recovery skills through therapy sessions, group work, counselling, and rest.

At Muse Addiction Treatment Center we have a variety of therapies and programs you can choose from, and we will customize a treatment plan to fit your personality, your needs, and your budget.

When you enter inpatient rehab, you will begin to work on yourself and your sobriety immediately through therapy, counseling, prescription medication if needed, and physical health. Our staff uses trauma-informed methodologies, so they will ensure you feel safe, listened-to, and empowered throughout your treatment.

You will first detox from drugs and alcohol, which can take up to a couple weeks, and then move into our residential rehab facility for a minimum of 30 days. Our rooms are home-like, with TVs and full-sized beds. Pets are allowed at Muse Treatment, and we have an on-site chef and exercise equipment, so you will be able to eat fresh, healthy meals and work on your physical health. There are game and movie nights, and off-site outings to the beach for surfing and relaxing, the mountains for hiking, and other local attractions and nature.

During residential rehab there will be space and time for you to really get to the root of your addiction with our help. You will have therapy and group options like:

• 12-Step Groups and SMART Recovery Groups – We offer different types of group therapy, as not everybody responds to the same methodologies. Group therapy is a form of talk therapy where a group of people gather and discuss issues under professional supervision. Usually the sessions will have a topic or theme that needs to be adhered to.
• One-on-one talk therapy – A therapist and a patient talk through issues together to identify underlying causes of symptoms and provide strategies to stop unwanted thoughts and behaviors, skills for handling difficult situations, and to develop healthy coping skills.
• Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) – Therapy that helps the patient understand the social and emotional reasons behind their substance abuse, replace negative emotions and behaviors with positive ones, identify self-destructive behaviors and learn how to change their responses.
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) – Therapy that focuses on treating underlying behaviors and emotional disorders, modifying behavior and thought patterns leading to substance abuse and relapse. It deconstructs destructive behavior, helps patients find the reason behind substance dependency, and finds alternate ways of dealing with the problem. The brain is re-trained to avoid negative behaviors.
• Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT) – Therapy that focuses on the patient’s perspective on an issue, with the reasoning that most situations are not inherently good or bad. It challenges patients about their own thoughts and responses, and their emotions related to addiction using logical, positive responses.
• Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) – Therapy that reconnects the patient to images, thoughts, emotions, and body sensations associated with trauma in a safe and measured way, using dual awareness, where the patient re-experiences the trauma in the context of a safe environment.
• Experiential Therapy – Therapy that works under the premise that perception determines behavior, so by re-experiencing your repressed, negative emotions and trauma from the past while experiencing something neutral or positive like art or role-playing at the same time will reframe emotional responses.
• Couples or Family Therapy – Counseling that helps family members resolve conflicts, learn to communicate better, get through stressful times, and improve troubled relationships.
• Vocational Training – We help you learn the basics needed to gain steady employment, because we know that working and self-sufficiency are important to living an autonomous, self-run sober life.
• Life Skills Training – In life skills training, we help you gain a set of abilities that will help you handle problems, manage yourself and your time, make decisions, communicate clearly, and take responsibility.

All of these options will give you the chance to try a variety of therapies to get a full picture of your addiction, and provide healthy and actionable problem-solving, communication, coping skills, and other recovery skills. 

Inpatient rehab can last as long as you need it to. It is strongly recommended to remain in inpatient rehab for a minimum of 30 days to be able to reap the benefits, and avoid a sudden drug relapse.

Everybody is different, with different histories, health, and goals for their sobriety. At Muse Treatment, we focus on your comfort level, and you are encouraged to stay in rehab for as long as you feel you need. A longer stay at Muse will lower your risk of relapse.

Muse is the best choice for residential drug rehab in Los Alamitos, California, because along with our beautiful and serene facilities, top-tier amenities, and professional, kind staff, we care about your future after you leave residential rehab. We have a variety of outpatient programs that are created to fit around our patients’ unique situations and budgets, our alumni network is vibrant and fun, and we can refer you to sober living homes in your area if you feel you will need additional support at home.

With the Muse community, you will continue to have access to a sober community, have sober activities to do, and have people to fall back on if you run into temptations or pressure from the outside world. Real life is different from an inpatient center, so access to sober people while out in the world is key to feeling supported and remaining sober long-term.

Recovery is different for everybody, so at Muse Addiction Treatment Center we encourage our patients to stay in aftercare for as long as they need, in whatever capacity they feel comfortable with. There is always support available at Muse Treatment.