Mission Recovery Laguna Hills

Mission Recovery is an independent facility in Laguna Hills, California that serves people with substance use disorders and dual diagnosis care. Care rests on evidence-based methods, includes medical detox on site, and gets clients ready for the phase of care that follows.

Care here is built around each person's own situation, and that planning is central to how the center works. Offerings can include groups for men or women separately, group tracks for LGBTQ+ clients, one-on-one counseling, and further forms of support. A team drawing on several disciplines works together to learn about each client's background with substance use, mental health, and the events of their life.

Set in Laguna Hills, the center offers a calm setting near the California coastline, with year-round sunshine and major airports for people traveling from out of state. The facility is designed to support long-term sobriety through a comfortable environment and structured programming.

Mission Recovery Laguna Hills programs

Mission Recovery provides detox, residential rehab, and dual diagnosis treatment at its Laguna Hills location. The center is accredited through the Joint Commission and has operated since 2020. A program typically runs 90 days, though individual needs may vary. For detox and inpatient rehab in Orange County, call the free helpline to check availability at Mission Recovery.

Counseling takes several forms here: individual sessions, cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, mindfulness work, art and expressive arts, life skills, massage therapy, and a first look at the 12 Step program. The approach is evidence-based and experiential, blending one-on-one treatment with Twelve Step methods. If you are comparing drug rehab programs in Orange County, ask which therapies match your needs.

• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Motivational Interviewing and Enhancement Therapy (MET)
• Evidence-Based
• Expressive Arts
• Individual Treatment
• Massage Therapy
• Introduction to the 12 Step Program
• Twelve Step
• Mindfulness Therapy
• Experiential

Who Mission Recovery is designed for

• Adult men and women, from young adults through middle age
• Individuals dealing with alcohol, benzodiazepine, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, or ecstasy use disorders
• Individuals who also manage a mental health condition such as anxiety, bipolar disorder, ADHD, personality disorders, or schizophrenia
• People who keep relapsing and need the structure of a residential setting
• Individuals seeking a small, gender-specific or LGBTQ+ inclusive treatment track

Setting at Mission Recovery

Mission Recovery is a small facility with 6 to 15 beds, located at 25402 Hillary Lane, Laguna Hills. The typical program length is 90 days. Amenities include access to nature, gardens, beach access, an outdoor lounge, and airport transfers. Rooms are air-conditioned and include en suite bathrooms, desks, and outdoor space. Activities range from AA/NA meetings and yoga to physical fitness and movies. The center operates in English and offers aftercare such as alumni events, online groups, and on-site support meetings. If you are looking for a residential treatment center in Orange County with a small bed count, Mission Recovery may be a fit.

• Beach Access
• Gardens
• Airport Transfers
• Outdoor Lounge
• Access to Nature

Paying for treatment at Mission Recovery

Mission Recovery notes cash pay rates as one payment option. The center's listing does not state which insurance plans it accepts, so the helpline can help you confirm your benefits and discuss payment with the center. That helpline is free, keeps your call confidential, and links you to trained advisors who can explain your choices, with nothing required of you. When you call, ask whether the center accepts your insurance or offers payment plans for drug rehab in Orange County.

Ask about Mission Recovery Laguna Hills

• How long do most people stay, and how does the 90-day figure get set for someone in my position?
• Does the center take my insurance and which are the cash pay rates?
• How does the on-site detox handle withdrawal, and is medical supervision available 24/7?
• What gender-specific or LGBTQ+ group tracks are available?
• What aftercare support is included, and how do alumni stay connected?