At Anaheim Lighthouse, they know that drug addiction therapy and detox must be affordable and effective. Addiction therapy may be the farthest thing from the mind of an addicted individual. While it often resembles obvious that an addict or alcoholic needs help, he or she may feel that recovery is impossible and that it may be easier to continue on their current way. But millions of people have come through the disease of dependence and are leading full and healthy lives. With the right treatment plan, specialists, and rehab facility, recovery can be far more than a goal. The most important step is the first one: admitting they are powerless over alcohol and drugs and their lives are uncontrollable. Their rehab center in Southern California can offer that help. They shine a beacon of hope for those who are ready to take that first step.
Whether a client comes to their affordable rehab center in California to receive treatment for drug addiction or for alcoholism, They offer a full array of programs, from detox to inpatient residential and intensive outpatient care. Within their abstinence-based treatment programs, they provide a comprehensive slate of services, such as individual and group counseling, drug and alcohol education, and introduction to the 12-step program. Recognizing the importance of family healing, they also offer a strong family support program. They promote our holistic approach to recovery through treating the mind, body, and soul. They encourage a healthy diet and physical fitness through visits to a nationally recognized gym, yoga and meditation during a client’s stay.
Specialities
Detoxification Programs 
Dual Diagnosis 
IOP (Intensive Outpatient Program) 
Outpatient Treatment 
Medication Assisted Treatment Amenities
24/7 Care Takers
Private Rooms
Physical Activities
Peaceful Environment
Qualified Medical Practices
Meditation And MindfulnessTherapies
12 Step Recovery 
Family Therapy 
Group therapy 
Individual Therapy 
Family Counselling 
Drug and Alcohol Screening Testimonials
The Anaheim Lighthouse saved my life. I learned how to bond and relate to people... Read More
Makenna MasonThe lighthouse was a very great experience for me. The staff is friendly and hel... Read More
Gilbert MachadoIf you are struggling I highly recommend checking out the lighthouse!!
Matthew DaveyAbsolutely loved this place. Great counselors- my counselor was Johnny. Great Al... Read More
Christopher TamburelloThe Lighthouse is the real thing, great sobriety, good food and the people are g... Read More
Peter DavidsonThe facility is small, extremely nice, and high tech. Being small the staff can ... Read More
LindaThe housing is beautiful and comfortable! They truly care about your well being ... Read More
ManchaI gained back my self-esteem and value back!! You are a true counselor. This pla... Read More
Mark KIf you or a family member are looking for a place to recover from addiction I st... Read More
Eli The staff, facilities, and everything else far exceeded my expectations! I highl... Read More
LeniusHis book and class lessons were enlightening and extremely helpful. Even if you ... Read More
Joe BelowI felt that the services and level of care offered at Anaheim Lighthouse was sec... Read More
GrishamThank you Nick for all your help & caring about me as a person not my addiction!... Read More
Johnette GreenVery clean and the food was delicious. Hands down the best place to start your r... Read More
RoyalinFAQ
FAQ
When is a Dual Diagnosis Treatment Plan Necessary?
There is no rule or limit regarding the kind of psychiatric disorders that may co-occur with addiction. A complete assessment and diagnosis help pinpoint the correct diagnosis. The following represents a partial list of the most common mental health issues combining with drug or alcohol abuse:
- Mood disorders such as depression and bipolar
- Anxiety disorders, such as panic attacks
- Eating disorders, such as anorexia or bulimia
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
- Attention deficit disorder
Psychiatric clients most commonly use the following substances:
- Alcohol
- Opiates such as heroin
- Stimulants such as cocaine or methamphetamine
- Marijuana
- Prescription opioid drugs
- Hallucinogens
The most common contributing factors to co-occurring disorders include genetic make-up, early use of drugs or alcohol in childhood or teen years and severe stress or trauma. Unless dual diagnosis treatment for addiction is combined with treatment for the co-occurring mental disorder, chances for full and long-term recovery is not likely.
What’s an intervention?
The goal of intervention is to encourage a commitment from the substance abuser to enter drug addiction treatment. Our experienced interventionists also help the family to determine specific consequences if the addict is not willing to cooperate by taking advantage of help at a residential treatment center. Interventions are conducted without finger-pointing and accusations. The approach of alcohol and drug intervention is gentle but assertive. When a family contacts us seeking information about intervention, the heartbreak and exhaustion caused by addiction have reached a peak. Our interventionists approach the situation with understanding hearts. They have the first-hand experience with addiction and recovery.
Location
Anaheim Lighthouse
1320 W Pearl St, Anaheim, CA 92801, USA
Lighthouse is truly an amazing place to help you through the struggles of drug/ alcohol addiction. The staff is wonderful and always there to help you any time day or night. You gain the knowledge about your disease and tools to help you throughout your recovery. The food is awesome. The facility is clean. They take you on outings to learn to have fun clean and sober. I was scared going into rehab and from the moment I walked through the doors I felt welcomed, supported, and safe. After completing the program you can join their alumni program and continue having support and sober fun. I will forever be grateful to my Lighthouse family.
The Lighthouse is amazing with the best staff! Every time I went to see my son, he looked happy and with lots of hope. Everyone there was very nice and professional. My son always raved about the food (definitely a plus). People have to remember that it is ultimately the addict’s responsibility and willingness to get better.