RESIDENTIAL MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT IN ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FOR ADULTS
IS INPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT IN ORANGE COUNTY RIGHT FOR YOU OR A LOVED ONE?
Millions of people suffer from terribly difficult mental health challenges. Our inpatient mental health treatment facilities in Orange County, California provide every advantage to those who need to unplug for a bit and learn how to cope and manage these difficulties. SoCal Empowered provides a safe, quiet, comfortable, supportive and family-like atmosphere that allows our residents to focus on what it takes to get better.
Individualized
Our mental health treatment starts with the most important thing, and that is our residents. Every treatment program is personally tailored to fit the needs of those who need our help, and no detail is overlooked.
Serene
Our inpatient mental health treatment facilities are spacious and comfortable, but we limit the number of beds so that everyone has the space necessary to get to know themselves and their treatment goals better.
SoCal Style
Both of our Orange County mental health facilities are within a short drive of the Pacific Ocean, affording everyone the true “SoCal” lifestyle experience during all of our outings.
Residential Mental Health Treatment in Orange County, CA
During your stay, you’ll benefit from:
- Four 90-minute group sessions daily
- Two individual therapy sessions per week
- Case management sessions twice a week
- Chef-prepared meals Monday through Friday
- Gym-based group workouts twice a week
- Weekend outings and group collaboration
Most residential stays last 30–45 days, giving you the structure, stability, and personalized attention you need in a truly stress-free Southern California environment.
WE ARE HERE TO HELP – LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR RESIDENTIAL MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT CENTERS IN ORANGE COUNTY, CA
Who We Help
Therapy Options in Orange County for Residential Mental Health Treatment
Our Facilities
Lake Forest
Mission Viejo
Testimonials
Dr. Sanjai Thankachen graduated from the Adichunchanagiri Institute of Medicine in 2000. He completed his residency in psychiatry in 2008 from Creedmoor Psychiatric Center in New York, where fifty percent of his rotations were at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital. Dr. Thankachen sees patients with an array of disorders, including depression, bipolar illness, schizophrenia, anxiety, and dementia-related problems.
