Michael’s House Outpatient

Specialties

Our outpatient program features three levels that build on the levels system used in our residential program. Clients begin with three hours of education per day, focusing on developing a schedule for a life of sobriety, increasing their recovery skill sets, continuing in group therapy, and gaining valuable relapse-​prevention awareness.

Our multidisciplinary team provides support, structure, and hope for recovery from co-​occurring addiction and mental health disorders. Every patient receives an individually-​tailored program to meet his or her unique needs through group and individual therapy as well as life skills classes integrated with 12-​Step principles. We also provide weekly medical evaluations with a staff doctor as needed to adjust medications or deal with any issues that arise. This is in addition to our nurse, who is on site twice a week to meet with clients. More details about our program on our website…

History

Established in 2009.

Michael’s House Outpatient Center is part of Foundations Recovery Network and provides an award-​winning model of treatment, which has been extensively tested and proven through multiple federally-​funded research studies. We combine evidence-​based addiction treatment with innovative therapies for emotional and mental health to effectively address co-​occurring disorders. Results demonstrate double the national average success rate for maintaining sobriety one year post-​treatment as compared to traditional programs. We accept most insurance plans, and our self-​pay arrangements are very affordable.

Located in the beautiful San Jacinto Mountains in Palm Springs, Calif., Michael’s House Outpatient Center provides a unique refuge of healing for individuals seeking recovery in a modern, non-​residential setting. Michael’s House Outpatient Center follows a continuum model that supports clients in their transition from residential treatment to everyday life through ongoing support and education.

Meet the Manager

Paul D.

Manager

Paul began his career with Michael’s House as an outpatient counselor and was quickly promoted to patient care coordinator with a sole focus on aftercare. He later served as the business office manager before becoming director of outpatient services in December 2014. His current position includes nurturing relationships inside Michael’s House as well as within the community beyond those walls. Paul has also been certified as a Wilderness First Responder (WFR) since joining Michael’s House, and he co-​facilitates adventure outings where life skills are taught and addressed. «Working with the patients and staff at Michael’s House has contributed to this being the most fulfilling and rewarding experience of my career,» he says.

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