California Behavioral Health Brings Experienced Scientific Based Treatment To Cathedral City, CA
Dec 19, 2019
California Behavioral Health has taken over the former site of iRecover Palm Springs in Cathedral City, CA. The facility provides scientifically-backed treatments for patients, including CBT and DBT.
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What was formerly known as iRecover Palm Springs is now the new home of California Behavioral Health (CBH), which brings experienced scientific based treatment. The for-profit 30 bed behavioral and mental health treatment facility was officially licensed as California Behavioral Health on August 1st, 2019.
The new management team and investment team deliver truly individualized care in a comfortable serene setting. The new management team believes in treating people with safety, dignity and respect and is on-site at the facility.
CBH is proud to have earned The Joint Commission's Gold Seal of Approval® for Behavioral Health Care Accreditation -- a symbol of high quality that reflects an organization's commitment to providing safe and effective care. At the facility all residents have their own private room and the facility is staffed by Master Level Clinicians with 24/7 Licensed Vocational Nurses. The program is individualized to each resident because every person brings a unique set of values and experiences.
The treatment at CBH is the core and foundation for long term recovery. Their program is what makes them different and sets them apart from other treatment facilities. The therapies create a solid foundation for success and all their residents are expected and encouraged to take the lead in their recovery.
CBH utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), a powerful and evidenced-based tool for the treatment of both chemical and behavioral addictions as recommended by the American Psychological Association. It focuses on changing thoughts and is a goal-oriented therapy teaching the resident how to analyze their own thought processes. In addition, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) is one of the most clinically proven methods of therapy and backed by a great deal of evidence-based research. The most noticeable success of DBT is that it helps the residents develop strong coping skills devised to help bring about continual recovery from the psychological troubles affecting them.
CBH therapists work with the residents to acknowledge and work through traumatic experiences and/or emotional struggles that have prevented them from overcoming obstacles in the past. Then by combining the skills developed with CBT and DBT they learn how to solve problems successfully, all while striving to maintain healthy functioning in their lives.
CBH is contracted with Tri-Care West, MHN, HMC Health Works and most PPO insurance.
To find out more about treatment at California Behavioral Health, visit their website at https://cabehavioral.com/. Please contact Paul Del Vacchio at (855) 523-7080 or email [email protected] for additional information, or write to 37066 Bankside Drive, Cathedral City, CA 92234.
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Name: Paul Del Vacchio
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Organization: California Behavioral Health
Address: 37066 Bankside Drive, Cathedral City, CA 92234
Phone: (855) 523-7080
Website: https://cabehavioral.com/
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