About MHS – North County Center for Change – Vista
MHS – North County Center for Change is a drug and alcohol rehab that treats adults with substance use disorders in the Vista, California area. The center also provides referrals, mental health services, and worship services.
Addiction-related services at MHS – North County Center for Change include mental health assessments, inpatient residential treatment, counseling, medication management, and peer support.
Mental Health Assessment and Counseling
Assessments allow drug and alcohol counselors to evaluate participants’ mental health and create a recovery plan. As part of treatment, the individual may receive individual, group, and family counseling, as well as other evidence-based community interventions.
Substance Use Disorder Treatment
The center’s addiction treatment programs rely on evidence-based practices to treat addiction and mental health conditions. Using a community-based model of treatment, called Assertive Community Treatment, MHS North County supports men and women to overcome substance use disorders. Participants attend individual and group treatment sessions. They also participate in peer support and recovery support meetings designed to improve coping skills.
Sober Living
Sober living is a structured recovery residence for people in early recovery and those attending outpatient programs. Participants are required to attend regular recovery meetings, comply with house rules, and take part in household chores. Resident’s may also be required to submit to random drug screenings to ensure compliance with the house rules.
Peer Support Program
The peer support program is provided by individuals who have first-hand experience with addiction and recovery. Certified by the state, peers can support individuals by helping them access services, create a recovery plan, and achieve their goals.