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    San Diego Freedom Ranch

    4.0
    (11 Reviews)
    1777 Buckman Springs Road, Campo, California, 91906
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    About San Diego Freedom Ranch

    San Diego’s Freedom Ranch is a 120-day residential addiction treatment program rooted in the foundations of the 12 Steps of Recovery. Clients receive highly structured care, featuring activities such as daily study groups, one-on-one staff discussions, assigned chores, community service, and more. Freedom Ranch offers a no-frills social-model for recovery, providing clients with the tools to maintain lasting sobriety.

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    Residential
    Long-term residential
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    Treatment Approaches
    Anger management
    Brief intervention
    Cognitive behavioral therapy
    Motivational interviewing
    Matrix Model
    Relapse prevention
    Substance use counseling approach
    Telemedicine/telehealth therapy
    Trauma-related counseling
    12-step facilitation
    Payment Accepted
    Federal, or any government funding for substance use programs
    IHS/Tribal/Urban (ITU) funds
    Medicare
    Medicaid
    Military insurance (e.g., TRICARE)
    Private health insurance
    State-financed health insurance plan other than Medicaid
    SAMHSA funding/block grants
    Special Programs
    Transitional age young adults
    Adult men
    Seniors or older adults
    Lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender (LGBT) clients
    Veterans
    Active duty military
    Members of military families
    Criminal justice (other than DUI/DWI)/Forensic clients
    Clients with co-occurring mental and substance use disorders
    Clients with co-occurring pain and substance use disorders
    Clients with HIV or AIDS
    Clients who have experienced sexual abuse
    Clients who have experienced domestic violence
    Clients who have experienced trauma
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    Pablo
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    Great place to go if you want your identity stolen. I came here to detox and get sober for a couple of months unfortunately the whole place is crawling with criminals stealing your belongings while your in group classes. The Ranch gives out chores to
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    Jb
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    This place is a dumpster fire. Its nowhere near as good as they make it sound. If youre a convict trying to kill your paper then go there. Because thats all its good for. And thats 99% of the "patients." Do not pay to go there. Its a dirt farm. Theirs no livestock or garden. Their trails are a big dirt circle and the food is on par with county jail. Avoid at all costs. I actually paid to go there. Worst mistake ever. And when I expressed thoughts of leaving early they marooned me with no money at a high desert casino with no way back into san diego. And I had come from new england. Its run by heartless condescending peoples. And they never get beyond the first four steps in AA because the entire place is a revolving door
    Rob
    The Freedom ranch basicaly saved my life. Three staff members in particular showed my stupid butt to a be new way of life .without alcohol! Loose u guys thank you for your help!
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    Anonymous
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    My role in my loved one's recovery was not enabling any further, supportive of his steps being taken.
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    Anonymous
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    A loved one was addicted to iv heroin and cocaine for over three years, had tried countless inpatient and outpatient programs including methadone, he spent three months at freedom ranch and came home a different person who has been clean for two years.
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