"Pathways Recovery Center began as recovery homes for those needing structure, accountability, and support while transitioning back into society after active addiction and has since expanded into this residential treatment facility for adult men and women. They address and treat a variety of addictions and mental health disorders. Treatment Model Treatment begins with a safe and supervised detoxification process.The focus is then to assess the 3 aspects of the biopsychosocial model, exploring the interconnection of biological, psychological, and socioenvironmental factors. Their program combi...nes holistic therapies with evidence-based treatment methods to help identify problem areas with co-occurring mental health conditions. This style of care tends to all facets of a person to ultimately address the underlying cause for the addiction. In addition to treatment, Pathways also offers an aftercare program, sober living options, partial hospitalization (PHP), and outpatient treatment for continued support. Therapies Pathways provides an initial assessment that can help determine a personalized treatment plan. Treatment methods include things such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), addressing negative thinking patterns that lead to destructive behaviors. Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) aims to improve distress tolerance. One on one counseling focuses on individual treatment plans and goals. Group therapy and the 12-Step program help in building social support systems. Some of their other holistic treatment approaches include art therapy, fitness and physical therapy, yoga, and meditation. Environment and Amenities Pathways Recovery Center provides a private and serene setting in the foothills of Azusa, California, surrounded by mountain views, nearby hiking trails, and a short distance from beaches. The newly renovated facility has a home-like feel and luxury accommodations. Amenities include 5 bathrooms, outdoor lounges, and sitting rooms. The inclusive environment keeps the number of clients limited for a more intimate setting while working toward recovery." Show more