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Yes. Exercise is increasingly becoming a component of many treatment programs and has proven effective, when combined with cognitive-behavioral therapy, at helping people quit smoking. Exercise may exert beneficial effects by addressing psychosocial and physiological needs that nicotine replacement alone does not, by reducing negative feelings and stress, and by helping prevent weight gain followingContinue reading “Can excercise play a role in the treatment process?”

Not in the US, but In Mexico, it is legal to do so and Mexican law applies to Americans as well while in Mexico. Family members have conservatorship rights automatically. That means a family member is allowed to place an addicted loved one in the care of a treatment center without their consent. On topContinue reading “Can you Force Someone into Rehab?”

Dr. Rochin is our full-time lead Psychiatrist, he is medically certified in both US and Mexico and provides custom psychiatric care immediately following medical detox providing a customized medical plan to each client.

We take pride in having a state-of-the-art facility, just a few feet away from the beautiful Pacific Ocean with unobstructed scenic ocean views, and a sanitary environment. Great food is provided by our top-rated chef and an unbeatable atmosphere focused on recovery. Our large square footage site allows for a peaceful, quiet environment without outsideContinue reading “What makes Baja Rehab a Luxury Treatment Center?”

Authentic American and Mexican dishes with custom food available catering to any special allergy-related needs. There is also a Vegetarian menu option.

Large oceanfront co-ed living quarters with an ocean view, full-time chef and maids, basketball court, volleyball court, ping pong tables, fresh fruit served daily, bong fire pit, Sweat Lodge, and full-time nursing staff.

We use the 12-step program in a holistic approach to treatment.

Our medical doctor is licensed in the US and can help file disability paperwork when needed.

Dual diagnosis (also called co-occurring disorders (COD) or dual pathology) is the condition of having a mental illness and a comorbid substance use disorder. There is considerable debate surrounding the appropriateness of using a single category for a heterogeneous group of individuals with complex needs and a varied range of problems. The concept can beContinue reading “What is Dual Diagnosis?”

A conservatorship is a legal relationship where one person (the “conservator”) has the authority to make decisions for another person (the “ward”). In the case of a mental health conservatorship, this means that you have been found to have mental illness and your rights have been taken away from you. A guardian is someone whoContinue reading “What is a conservatorship?”