Lasting recovery isn’t built in a single day or through a single program—it’s a journey that requires the right level of care at the right time. At Windansea Recovery in La Jolla, we’ve designed a continuum of care that supports clients from the earliest stages of treatment through long-term sobriety.
From inpatient stabilization to outpatient flexibility, evidence-based therapy to holistic practices, and relapse prevention through aftercare, our programs are built to evolve with you—providing seamless support at every step.
A continuum of care is a treatment model that provides multiple levels of support instead of offering recovery as a “one-size-fits-all” process. Clients move through levels of care based on progress, clinical needs, and personal goals.
This approach ensures:
For clients who need the most structured support, inpatient treatment offers round-the-clock care in a private, healing environment.
PHP is the most intensive outpatient level of care, offering full-day treatment without overnight stays.
IOP provides structured therapy with greater flexibility for work, school, or family responsibilities.
One-on-one sessions with licensed clinicians help clients:
Group sessions create community, accountability, and shared learning.
Both therapies are proven to reduce relapse risk and promote long-term stability.
Healing the mind, body, and spirit is central to sustained recovery. Our holistic offerings include:
For clients who connect with fellowship-based recovery, we incorporate 12 Step principles alongside clinical treatment.
Relapse prevention training is woven into every stage of care. Clients learn how to:
Recovery doesn’t end when formal treatment does. Aftercare ensures continued support through:
Community resources to strengthen recovery outside the treatment center.
Addiction is a chronic condition, and recovery is a lifelong process. A continuum of care ensures clients are never left without support, with each stage preparing them for the next.
Without this structure, gaps in care can increase the risk of relapse. With Windansea’s continuum, every client has a clear, supported path toward long-term recovery.
“Relapse prevention at WindanSea gave me confidence to face life outside of treatment. I know my triggers now, and I have tools to handle them.” — Ethan K., Former Client
“I was afraid of relapsing after leaving treatment, but WindanSea helped me create a plan. I feel prepared and supported for the future.” — Martin P., Former Client
At Windansea Recovery, no one faces recovery alone. Our continuum of care provides the framework for healing that lasts—blending clinical expertise, holistic practices, and community support at every level.
From inpatient treatment to aftercare, we walk with our clients through every stage of their recovery journey.
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