F.A.Q. - Our Drug & Alcohol Treatment Center

So that you better understand the drug & alcohol rehabilitation process at CTC, we have provided a set of Questions & Answers about our drug and alcohol rehab programs. Drug addiction treatment at our drug and alcohol rehab centers is a fulfilling experience and will enrich and improve your life.

We at CTC believe the most important step one can take in regards to drug addiction treatment or helping someone get well, is to research the disease of addiction and various treatment modalities. Entering the world of recovery can be intimidating and confusing. Helping people through this process is one mission of CTC.

Whether you decide to come to CTC, we encourage you to search out all drug rehabilitation information and sources for knowledge in regards to helping you decide what steps to take. At CTC, we offer a 24-hour drug rehab HOTLINE 888-220-7623 for that very purpose. We commit ourselves to taking the time to speak with you and shed some light on this devastating, yet highly treatable disease. Please feel free to call any time.

Q: Who is appropriate for drug rehab?

A. Those struggling with alcoholism or drug addiction.
B. People dealing with other co-existing psychological disorders (dual diagnosis), such as depression, anxiety, eating disorders, bipolar mood disorder, rapid mental recycling and other compulsive or obsessive disorders.
C. People who chronically relapse.
D. Former clients of other drug rehab centers who have not done well and wish for more quality treatment.

Q: What is a typical day of drug treatment like?

A: Treatment of drug addiction follows the structure of a therapeutic curriculum: breakfast at 7:30, individual counseling, peer level groups, drug and alcohol education classes, and self-improvement workshops are all scheduled throughout the day. A typical day's work in treatment is broken up with lunch, snacks, dinner, adequate breaks, and some evening relaxation time. Lights out at 11:30 pm.

Q: What are the drug - alcohol facilities like?

A: At CTC, our facilities are unique in that they are not commercial buildings with overcrowded conditions. They are homes in the better neighborhoods throughout Orange County, Southern California. We are minutes away from Disneyland, Knotts Berry Farm, and the beaches of the Pacific Ocean. The accommodations are warm and comfortable, well furnished, and there are two people per bedroom. They are staffed 24-hours a day by experienced professionals who realize the therapeutic influence of compassion and individual care.

Q: What are the rates for treatment?

A: Each treatment program throughout the nation has developed its own treatment costs.
In California, they range from a few thousand dollars per month to forty thousand dollars for three months. CTC offers different levels of treatment services, based on the unique circumstances of every individual client. Most typically, fees range from four thousand a month to ten thousand for 84 days of treatment. Each price package ensures a full compliment of treatment therapy.

Q: Do you have a dual diagnostic tract?

A: Yes, we offer treatment for dual diagnosis clients. About 35% of our clientele is dually diagnosed. We have skilled professionals with years of experience in helping these clients find a way to live satisfying, drug free, lifestyles.

Q: Do you have a psychiatrist?

A: Yes, we have a team psychiatrist who will assess and evaluate any client who we feel needs this service. Also, it is requested by family quite frequently that their loved one receive psychiatric service and CTC accommodates this request. Psychological history and medication record needs to be communicated to us. Proper medications are allowed at CTC as long as weekly follow-ups with our psychiatrist take place. (Any medical services are outside the base price of treatment.)

Q: Do you have services for the family of the addicted person?

A: At CTC, our treatment package does include family services at no additional charge. This is an opportunity for both family and client to heal their conflicts and return to a healthy nucleus.