South Coast Behavioral Health Huntington Beach

South Coast Behavioral Health Huntington Beach is a treatment center for substance use disorders that has operated since 2011. It delivers medical detox, residential rehabilitation, and dual diagnosis care at its Huntington Beach location. The program is designed for women only and uses a mix of evidence-based and holistic methods.

Care here attends to the body, the mind, and the spiritual side of substance use. Each person receives a plan shaped around their own needs, with individual and group counseling, support that centers on trauma, and help building practical life skills. Master's-level clinicians and seasoned counselors make up the clinical staff.

Huntington Beach is one location within a wider group of services that also includes Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. At those nearby sites, women and men can access detox, residential care, and outpatient programs. The Huntington Beach setting focuses on residential treatment for women, and visitors are not allowed there, a policy that helps safeguard each client's privacy.

Programs at this Huntington Beach center

In a women-only setting, the center offers detox, residential rehab, and care for dual diagnosis care. Detox and residential rehab in Orange County for women seeking a structured beginning begin with medical support through withdrawal, then progress into a live-in program. Care for co-occurring conditions treats schizophrenia, post-traumatic stress disorder, bipolar disorder, depression, and anxiety alongside substance use.

Therapies include twelve step facilitation, trauma-specific therapy, stress management, motivational interviewing and enhancement therapy (MET), art therapy, family therapy, group therapy, 1-on-1 counseling, and cognitive behavioral therapy. The approach is evidence-based, gender-specific, holistic, trauma-informed, and twelve step oriented. Women-only residential care in Huntington Beach with trauma-informed and twelve step approaches is provided in a residential setting. If which level of care fits is unclear, our support line can help you compare the choices.

• Art Therapy
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Trauma Informed
• Evidence-Based
• Gender-Specific
• Holistic
• Family Therapy
• Motivational Interviewing and Enhancement Therapy (MET)
• Trauma-Specific Therapy
• Twelve Step Facilitation

Who this program is built for

• Women only, in a gender-specific residential setting
• People whose drug use disorders involve benzodiazepines alcohol heroin cocaine, marijuana, prescription drugs, psychedelics, or ecstasy
• People who also live with conditions such as ADHD, anxiety, bipolar disorder, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, schizophrenia, or trauma
• Those who need medical detox before residential care
• People seeking a trauma-informed and holistic approach to treatment

Setting, program length, and amenities

Programs usually run 30 days, though each person's plan can differ. You will find the center at 5302 Kenilworth Dr. in Huntington Beach, CA 92646. Shared rooms are air-conditioned and come with a view and a television. Services are provided in English. To safeguard client safety and privacy, this location does not allow visitors.

Payment and insurance checks

Self-pay pricing as a private pay choice. Nothing in the available information says whether insurance is accepted, so use the helpline to confirm your benefits. That line connects callers with licensed treatment providers using trained advisors, costs nothing, keeps what you share private, and leaves you under no commitment.

Questions worth asking before admission

• Does this program accept my insurance, and what would my out-of-pocket amount total?
• Who oversees detox, and which medical staff are present at the site?
• How long do people usually stay in residential care here?
• In what ways are dual diagnosis care woven into the treatment plan?
• What aftercare options, such as outpatient treatment or alumni events, are available after discharge?
• Are family therapy sessions included, and how are they scheduled?