San Diego, CA Drug & Alcohol Treatment Centers
Treatment Center Directory.com is the premier destination for locating alcohol treatment, drug addiction rehab centers and detox programs in San Diego, California. Our database of San Diego treatment centers includes 111 centers, facilities and doctors.
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ABC Sober Living Soledad House
5330 Soledad Mountain RoadSan Diego, CA 92109USA858-204-1304View DetailsAdult Children of Alcoholics San Diego
225 BroadwaySan Diego, CA 92101USA310-534-1815View DetailsAlcoholism and Chemical Dependency Family Program
5405 Morehouse DriveSuite 330San Diego, CA 92121USA858-376-7957View DetailsAlvarado Parkway Institute API PATH
1250 6th AvenueSan Diego, CA 92101USA619-487-9212View DetailsAlvarado Parkway Institute Behavioral Health System Outpatient Services
5538 University AvenueSan Diego, CA 92105USA800-766-4274View DetailsAreta Crowell Center
1963 Fourth AvenueSan Diego, CA 92101USA619-233-3432View DetailsAToN Center
3250 Country Rose CircleSan Diego, CA 92024USA888-391-6588View DetailsAurora Behavioral Health Care San Diego
11878 Avenue Of IndustrySan Diego, CA 92128USA858-487-3200View DetailsBarbara Cunningham, Psy.D., LMFT
2835 Camino Del Rio SouthSan Diego, CA 92111USA(619) 990-6203View DetailsBay Recovery Center
4241 Jutland Drive #202San Diego, CA 92111USA(800) 375-7263View Details
Along the United States–Mexico border and looking at the Pacific Ocean is San Diego, one of the most populous cities in the US. Just like all the other major cities of the US and the world, San Diego too has a major problem with illegal substances, alcohol, and mental illness. At drug rehab San Diego centers, clinicians treat all the possible disorders they can. Our Treatment Centers Directory lists all the drug rehab California destinations so that you can easily find one near you. Substance use disorders are tricky, perfidious diseases, and just like mental illnesses, they prevent the individual from overcoming their condition on their own. It takes medical professionals, medication-assisted treatments, and no small amount of patience to overcome substance use. Not only that, but it’s also common for a substance use disorder to co-occur with another mental illness. This is called comorbidity, and it’s more frequent than you probably think. In some cases, mental illness gives rise to substance use disorder, in others, it’s vice versa. In general, about half of the people who suffer from one of the conditions will suffer from the other as well. Take a look at our directory at treatmentcentersdirectory.com to find a drug rehab near you.
