Zinnia Health Newport Beach

Gender-Specific Residences

Zinnia Health Newport Beach operates two separate residential homes, each catering specifically to either male or female individuals seeking treatment for substance misuse issues. Their treatment approach addresses a broad spectrum of addictions, including various drugs and alcohol. Moreover, they delve into the primary “gateways” that may have contributed to the development of addiction among their clients, such as OCD, family conflicts, anxiety disorders, and other addictive behaviors. Windward Way Recovery provides medically supervised detox services for drug and alcohol addiction. They employ a diverse range of evidence-based methods within their residential programs, including individual therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), the renowned 12-Step program, and eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR). Complementing these approaches are holistic methods like meditation therapy, physical fitness therapy, and yoga therapy. Recognizing that addiction can derail clients’ life aspirations, Zinnia Health integrates essential life skill training into their programs, covering areas such as marriage and family counseling, academic and career guidance, and chemical dependency counseling.

Comprehensive Long-Term Program

Zinnia Health Newport Beach implements a structured 5-phase treatment program designed to support clients throughout their recovery journey. The initial phase involves detoxification to eliminate harmful substances from the body. Subsequently, clients proceed to the core residential treatment phase, typically spanning 90 days, where gender-specific needs are addressed, and a variety of therapies, including those mentioned earlier, are provided. Family involvement in counseling sessions is encouraged during this phase. Following residential treatment, clients transition to partial care or aftercare under the guidance of a dedicated case manager. Zinnia Health Newport Beach also offers post-treatment support to ensure sustained success and sobriety, providing alumni with access to meetings and group sessions.