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Description: We help people develop a life guided by one’s own strengths and inner desires, no matter how different or unconventional these talents may be. There is more to life than drugs and alcohol. And, just as important, there is more to life than simply staying clean and sober. Achieving life-long sobriety is at the core of our treatment program, but we consider it to be the portal or gateway for first building, and then living, a successful and fulfilling life.

Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Facility/Physician Details
Address:	177 Riverside Drive, F-152
Telephone:	800-501-0828
City:	Newport Beach
Zip:	92663
Types Of Care:	Our approach to rehabilitation is totally interactive and engaging for both the clients and the professional staff. The one-on-one sessions, group therapy, and personal discovery adventures are based on two-way communications where all players—staff, facilitators, and clients—contribute to the healing process. Instead of traditional group lectures, The Shores offers personal discovery adventures (in a group setting) led by a diverse collection of successful and inspiring men and women, many of whom have overcome overwhelming challenges to make it where they are today. Forget the podium and slide show. These facilitators—nutritionists, writers, athletes, and business owners to name a few—share their personal and professional experiences in such a way that clients easily relate to and grow from these life-enhancing discussions.
State:	California

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