Longbranch Recovery Center

Longbranch Recovery Center offers three connected levels of care — medical detox, residential treatment, and an Intensive Outpatient Program — structured so that clients can move through treatment without losing momentum. Medical detox handles the initial stabilization phase, and the 45-day residential program picks up from there, providing enough time for meaningful therapeutic progress rather than a rushed handoff back to daily life.

The Intensive Outpatient Program serves two distinct groups: people stepping down from residential treatment who still need structured clinical support, and those entering the recovery process in a less intensive setting from the start. Together, these three levels form a continuum that addresses both the early and ongoing stages of recovery — which is exactly what long-term sobriety requires.

What happens after residential treatment often determines whether recovery holds. Longbranch addresses this directly through a suite of aftercare services that includes formal aftercare planning, long-term case management, and alumni support. The Next Steps program is a structured step-down initiative designed to help clients transition from the residential environment back into their lives without falling through the gaps that often appear in that period.

Alumni support gives graduates an ongoing connection to the Longbranch recovery community — a resource that matters most in the months after discharge, when peer connection and accountability are still critical. For a recovery center audience that understands the stakes of the post-treatment phase, this infrastructure is a meaningful differentiator.

Longbranch accepts men, women, veterans, active duty military, professionals, and families. The inclusion of veterans and active duty military as a named population — alongside TRICARE as an accepted payment method — signals that the center has built its program to genuinely serve that community, not just list them as eligible. Professionals navigating substance abuse treatment and career concerns are also served, as are family members seeking to be part of the recovery process rather than observers of it.

Co-occurring disorders and mental health conditions are treated alongside substance use, which is significant for clients who arrive with more than one clinical need. Dual diagnosis treatment requires a facility prepared to address both sides of that picture simultaneously, and Longbranch confirms that as part of its scope of care.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy forms the clinical backbone of treatment at Longbranch, giving clients structured tools to identify and change the thought patterns that sustain addictive behavior. CBT is one of the most rigorously studied approaches in addiction treatment, and its inclusion as the confirmed therapeutic method here reflects a clinically grounded program design.

Alongside CBT, the center incorporates mindfulness activities and yoga into the residential experience — practices that support stress regulation and self-awareness in ways that complement the formal therapy work. The combination gives clients both a framework for understanding their behavior and practical tools for managing it, which is relevant not just during treatment but throughout ongoing recovery.