Residential Treatment Program
Learn to be more self-aware, dignified and self-respecting
The Turning Point Home program encourages women to learn to be more self-aware, dignified and self-respecting, thereby gaining greater self-esteem.
Our program encourages personal growth through personal responsibility. Through the application of clinical and educational services, our residents learn valuable social skills enabling them to maintain their sobriety and successfully integrate as sober and productive members in their community.
While not affiliated with Alcoholics Anonymous, The Turning Point Home wholeheartedly endorses the AA 12-step program as the most effective means of recovery and long-term sobriety. It is at the core of the treatment services we provide.
Our residential treatment services include:
- Clinical Services including Initial and Continuing Assessments, Individual and Group Therapy.
- Clinical and Educational groups utilize evidence-based curriculum including, but not limited to, Disease Model, Relapse Prevention, Interactive Journaling, Coping with Trauma, Healthy Relationships, Living in Balance and 12 Step Recovery
- Trauma-informed services and crisis intervention
- Individual Counseling with an SUD Counselor including Treatment Planning, Case Management and Community Resources and Referrals
- Transitional Services including Discharge Planning, connection to Community Resources and warm hand-off to the next level of care services
- Connection with outside 12 Step Recovery Meetings
The Turning Point Home treatment program is Licensed by DHCS –
License number 370013AN valid from 8/1/2021 – 7/31/2023
