Center for Professional Recovery Review
Center for Professional Recovery (CPR) in Santa Monica, California provides individualized treatment for clients struggling with alcohol and substance use disorders as well as co-occurring mental illnesses and surface addictions like gambling and pornography. Founded in 2017, this Joint Commission-accredited facility offers a curriculum of care that includes a medical supervised detox, a Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) and an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) and standard outpatient services, as well as aftercare.
CPR understands the need for personalized client care, and facilitates an array of therapeutic methods including the 12-step model, evidence-based therapies, holistic methods, relapse prevention and psychoeducation. In addition, medication management and psychiatric assessments are also available.
Treatment and Staff
CPR treats clients with a range of alcohol and substance use disorders as well as a variety of co-occurring disorders such as OCD, trauma, depression and bipolar disorder. CPR provides personalized treatment for each client. Individuals typically participate in a phone consultation before coming to the facility for a comprehensive diagnostic evaluation performed by CPR’s expert team. A tailored care plan is designed based off the results of this evaluation. When necessary, clients transition directly into a supervised medical detox before continuing with the PHP and IOP.
The treatment team at CPR promotes a client-centered, holistic approach to care that integrates a host of therapeutic methods. Clients engage in individual, family and group therapy sessions with therapists trained in CBT, DBT, EMDR and Motivational Interviewing (MI). Individuals are exposed to the 12 steps as well as relapse prevention counseling and holistic therapies like mindfulness meditation. Psychoeducation classes are available as are psychiatric services. CPR also offers a unique PHP designed specifically for professionals such as pilots, lawyers, dentists and business executives. Pain and stress management sessions are also available.
CPR employs a staff of MDs, DOs, Master’s-level therapists and social workers, clinical psychologists and PhDs. Medication management is an integral component of the programming.
Extras
Many clients stay in CPR’s luxury transitional housing in Santa Monica. Resident’s enjoy a comfortable environment, amenities and a strong peer community.
CPR believes in the vital role that family plays in the success of a client’s sustainable, long-term recovery. Through family therapy, the individual’s family can express their concerns, pain and stress while learning strategic communication tools from CPR experts.
In Summary
The Center for Professional Recovery in Santa Monica, California is an outpatient treatment facility that offers top notch outpatient care for adults with a range of substance use disorders, co-occurring disorders and surface addictions. Clients have the option of staying in upscale beachside sober housing while in treatment, and the facility offers exclusive programming for professionals. For clients seeking flexible and comprehensive care with an elite and diverse staff of professionals, CPR is worth exploring.
Center for Professional Recovery Location
Center for Professional Recovery
1149 3rd St, Ste 300
Santa Monica, CA 90401
Center for Professional Recovery Cost
Call for details; most insurance accepted. Reach Center for Professional Recovery by phone at (855) 422-4129 or by email. Find Center for Professional Recovery on Facebook and LinkedIn
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