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Dual diagnosis rehab in San Clemente, Orange County, for people living with addiction alongside anxiety, depression or trauma. One clinical team treats both, in a private six-bed home with 24/7 nursing.
Dual diagnosis, explained
Medically reviewed by Mitchell Naficy, MD, Medical Director · Updated October 2026
A dual diagnosis, also called co-occurring disorders, means living with a substance use disorder and a mental health condition at the same time. Anxiety, depression and trauma are some of the most common.
The two tend to feed each other. Drinking or using can start as a way to cope with symptoms, then make those symptoms worse. Treating only the addiction, or only the mental health condition, often leaves the other to pull you back.
Dual diagnosis treatment addresses both at the same time, with one team and one plan. At Oceans, that care happens alongside medical detox and residential rehab in San Clemente, then continues as you step down to outpatient care.
| Dual diagnosis care at Oceans | |
|---|---|
| Conditions | Addiction alongside anxiety, depression or trauma |
| Assessment | Full evaluation of substance use and mental health on admission |
| Therapy | A primary therapist, CBT and DBT, family involvement where it helps |
| Medical care | 24/7 nursing, physician oversight and MAT when appropriate |
| Setting | Private home in San Clemente, no more than 6 clients |
| After | PHP, IOP, outpatient care or sober living |
How we treat it
Your plan addresses your mental health and your substance use as one connected problem.
One clinician who knows your history and leads your plan, using CBT and DBT.
Change unhelpful thought patterns, manage strong emotions and handle triggers without using.
Medical care and medication management when it’s appropriate, with 24/7 nursing.
Family therapy where it helps, so the people closest to you understand both conditions.
Luxury rehab in Orange County should mean privacy, space and attention, in a setting that lets you focus on getting well. At Oceans, with only six beds, your days are built around you, not a schedule made for a crowd.
No more than 6 clients are in treatment at a time.
Two private rooms and two double rooms. See our private rooms
From the master suite, the downstairs private and double rooms, and both decks.
Every meal is prepared on site by a chef.
On-site gym and Peloton, massage and art classes, plus beach time, golf, kayaking, and equine therapy in winter and spring.
Monitors and a printer, plus structured phone and laptop time for working professionals.
Common co-occurring conditions
Only a clinician can make a diagnosis, but integrated treatment is worth asking about if:
If you’re in crisis or thinking about suicide, call or text 988 any time.
| Condition | How it often connects to substance use |
|---|---|
| Anxiety | Alcohol or sedatives used to calm worry or panic, then rebound anxiety when they wear off |
| Depression | Substances used to escape low mood, which can deepen depression over time |
| Trauma | Drinking or using to numb memories, sleep or avoid triggers |
Read more about bipolar disorder and addiction or see all treatment programs.
Your care is led by licensed clinicians you’ll know by name.
Medical Director
Mitchell Naficy, MD
CA Medical License G72771
Clinical Director
Clint Kreider, MS, LMFT
California LMFT #120380
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Cost & insurance
Many insurance plans cover treatment for co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders when it’s medically necessary. What you pay depends on your plan, your deductible and whether prior authorization is needed, so the most useful answer is your own, after a benefits check.
Oceans accepts most PPO plans, including Cigna, Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross and GEHA, and self-pay options are available.
Read more: does insurance cover rehab?
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A free, confidential call. We verify your insurance benefits immediately.
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An admissions coordinator answers 24/7, asks a few confidential questions and verifies your benefits immediately.
We confirm the right level of care and set an admission date.
Medical intake, then detox or residential care begins in the same private setting.
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Address
147 El Levante, Suite B
San Clemente, CA 92672
(844) 798-0516 · Admissions 24/7
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Oceans sits in south Orange County, between Los Angeles and San Diego. Many clients choose to travel for treatment so that recovery happens away from home, and away from people they know.
Clients travel to Oceans in San Clemente from across Southern California.
A dual diagnosis, or co-occurring disorder, means having a substance use disorder and a mental health condition, such as anxiety, depression or trauma, at the same time.
The two conditions often feed each other. Treating them together, with one team and one plan, reduces the chance that untreated symptoms of one lead back to the other.
Oceans treats co-occurring anxiety, depression and trauma alongside drug and alcohol addiction, using approaches such as CBT and DBT with physician oversight.
No. Many people aren’t sure what’s going on. Our clinical team completes a full assessment on admission to understand both your substance use and your mental health.
Many plans cover dual diagnosis treatment when it’s medically necessary. Oceans accepts most PPO plans, including Cigna, Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross and GEHA. We can verify your benefits immediately at (844) 798-0516.
