About Woodglen Recovery Junction – Fullerton
Woodglen Recovery Junction in Fullerton, California empowers individuals on a journey of lasting sobriety through a continuum of care that includes supervised withdrawal, residential care and relapse prevention. They offer compassionate and personalized substance use care rooted in clinically proven techniques to foster resilience and lasting healing.
The facility has helped thousands of individuals and families break free from the cycle of addiction and regain control of their lives since it was founded in 1990. They provide a positive and uplifting environment where patients are supported in their recovery journey and encouraged to build healthy habits.
Woodglen Recovery Junction is located along West Orangethorpe Avenue in the vibrant city of Fullerton in northern Orange County. The facility is about two miles southwest of downtown Fullerton with easy access to Interstate 5 and State Route 91. The broader area is surrounded by Craig Regional Park, Laguna Lake Park and Carbon Canyon Regional Park. These natural attractions add to the area’s charm.
Woodglen Recovery Junction’s continuum of care sets patients on a gradual path to lasting healing. Recovery begins with detox to wean off addiction-related toxins following intake assessment and treatment planning. During supervised detox, patients receive medical support to manage withdrawal symptoms safely while preparing for the next stage of recovery. This helps stabilize both body and mind, reducing discomfort and cravings as you build a strong foundation for lasting sobriety.
You’ll be moved to residential care upon stabilization for residential rehab. This program provides 24/7 support in a structured and nurturing environment. The program incorporates the spiritual elements of the 12-step practices of Alcoholics Anonymous. This encourages self-reflection, accountability and a connection to a higher power as part of the recovery journey. It also helps build a strong sober support network to ensure lasting healing.
Additionally, you’ll attend substance use education sessions to learn about the disease of addiction and its cycle and stages of recovery as well as relapse warning signs. Most patients continue their journey by transitioning to relapse prevention programs upon completion of the residential care.
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