Michael's House Rehab in Palm Springs, CA

About Michael's House

In vibrant and scenic Palm Springs, Michael’s House has provided a full spectrum of treatment options for patients with addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions since 1989. From the initial detox phase to the transition to independent living in sober living homes, their science-backed approach helps patients achieve long-term, sustainable recovery no matter where they’re at on their journey. Feel Supported from Detox to Long-Term Wellness Michael’s House offers a path to recovery where patients feel understood, find support, and receive customized treatment just for them. They acknowledge that everyone’s journey is different, so they meet patients exactly where they are, with no judgement. The team combines proven-effective therapies with activities like yoga and being outdoors, helping patients understand and overcome the complexities of addiction and any related mental health challenges. They also work with patients’ families to build a strong support system. Thrive in Treatment and Beyond At Michael’s House, patients can step out of treatment with confidence, knowing they have a supportive community waiting to help them navigate the next phase of their lives. Their sober living options provide a seamless transition from treatment to independence, offering 24/7 support if needed. Patients build lasting friendships and practice essential life skills while staying connected to treatment. Experience the Perfect Backdrop for Recovery Comfort and healing go hand-in-hand at Michael’s House. In breathtaking Palm Springs, patients find a supportive community and a thoughtfully designed environment that makes recovery enjoyable. The city of Palm Springs offers a blend of relaxation and beauty, with its iconic mid-century architecture and the towering peaks of the San Jacinto mountains as a backdrop. With opportunities to explore hiking trails and soak up the California sunshine, it’s the perfect setting to focus on healing and growth. Affirming Recovery for LGBTQ+ Clients LGBTQ+ individuals find a safe and welcoming space to heal at Michael’s House, which has a dedicated Pride Program. Their program includes sexual health education and support, community connections, and LGBTQ+ alumni groups. The Pride Program uses lived experiences and clinical best practices to inform its group and individual therapies.

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2.0

Jack

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Just from someone who toured the facility. And the pics are totally deceiving that pool does not exist and every entrance and exit is barred. As a concerned citizen mental well fare

3.0

Lonnie

Good place I was there twice, second time I ran off but they get It they can help you if you want to help yourself!!!! Great staff Barnett, Newyork, Tennessee, this Lonnie better known for saying you got fouuur not four

Brianna

BIGGEST SHITHOLE MY FRIEND WENT TO. BUGS & LIZARDS ALL OVER THE HOUSE & TREATMENT IS HORRIBLE. NOT A GOOD PLACE IF YOUR TRYING TO GET SOBER. IF I COULD GIVE 0 STARS I WOULD

4.7

Catherine

I thoroughly enjoyed and learned a lot about myself at this facility. However, I felt as if the staff were very pushy when it came to making sure we went to every single class, meal, activity, etc when there were activities every hour on the hour. I would have appreciated some willingness to talk to me and engage about the reason or reasons as to why I wasn't going to groups. I guess, I felt smothered and no room to breathe. Michaels House was absolutly gorgeous with palm trees, flowers, rain falls attached to a pool, as well as a hottub. We had 3 meals that were made by a personal 5 star chef. We always ate as much as we pleased and that was awesome for me! I was very impressed with all the weekly activities they let us go on. I got to go to horse therapy up in the foggy mountains above Palm Springs. I was apart of many NA and AA meetings off site, gym was in between a group on site that started an hour before lunch time. I went hiking at Joshua meadows. Made a couple really nice friends, the staff were there for me, and overall I had a decent time there. I think the only weakness this specific facility had was they lacked the awareness to identify behavior that was or is worrisome from its patients. Everyday I wrote in a journal and I wrote every single day that I was relapsing the second I got out. I was playing along most the time. Also, I was okay when they transferred me from the detox house, to the womens facility, in fact I was comfortable enough to not worry about the stuff people would usually laugh at me about.

Joey

I left MHMC about 3 weeks ago and I can tell you going there was the best thing i have ever done for myself. Yes there are difficulties as with any place but as soon as you realise there is no \'Magic recovery pill\' and get to work rather then fight the system it pays off. Life can be like a sweatbox inside the centre, my advice to anyone looking at this facility is not to get caught up in any drama, you can quickly get swept up in this and it takes away from why you are really there, to get better. YOU have to put in the work here, no one else. I loved my time at MH and it taught me to be a happier, healthier, better human!

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