The "Asana Way" focuses on providing personalized and comprehensive treatment plans for both men and women in recovery.
Providing empathetic support for clients entering treatment whether it is their first or umpteenth episode is our specialty. Utilizing evidence based practices and harm reduction techniques, our management and clinical staff include some of the most experienced and accomplished addiction treatment professionals in the industry. Our evidence-based programs are designed to help individuals live healthy, satisfying and self-directed lives.Īsana Recovery Asana Recovery is a nationally acclaimed alcohol and drug recovery program located in Orange County, CA near the coastline. GBHI will serve as an essential component of a recovery-oriented system of care where individuals can learn to live successfully in recovery with a serious mental illness and where families can gain knowledge and coping mechanisms to support their loved ones and themselves.
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Patients gain skills in developing healthy boundaries, learning how to appropriately express emotions, using effective communication skills, increasing self-esteem, managing anger, and developing life skills. Our multidisciplinary treatment team includes physicians, psychiatrists, social workers, nurses, adjunctive therapists, and dieticians. Our staff works with each patient individually, addressing each of his or her unique needs through an integrated approach. Our hospital provides a safe environment staffed by caring and highly educated professionals where we support a person-centered treatment program that promotes stabilization and healing. In addition to offering inpatient acute care services, we provide outpatient programs that help support patients as they discharge or as an alternative to hospitalization. Georgetown Behavioral Health Institute (GBHI) is a state of the art, 118-bed acute care psychiatric hospital offering comprehensive mental healthcare programs and services for adults, teens and seniors.
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