Treatment Programs · Women’s Only
PHP, IOP, and outpatient care for women in Orange County — paired with specialty tracks for substance use, dual diagnosis, trauma, and disordered eating.
What we are
Anchored Tides Recovery is a women-only outpatient treatment program in Huntington Beach, California, serving adult women across Orange County and Southern California.
Our programs are organized into two parallel structures: levels of care that define how often a woman is with us each week — PHP, IOP, and outpatient — and specialty tracks that define the clinical focus of her treatment, including substance use, dual diagnosis, trauma-informed care, and disordered eating.
Most women combine one level of care with one or more specialty tracks. Admissions handles the placement decision with each woman individually through the admissions placement process, after a clinical assessment and a confidential benefits check.
Why Anchored Tides
Our programs are shaped by a women-only environment, female-founded leadership, and a trauma-informed orientation that runs through every level of care. Clinical decisions reflect what works for women navigating addiction, co-occurring mental health concerns, and the trauma that often sits underneath both.
We hold Joint Commission accreditation, NAATP membership, and a current DHCS license (#300386AP), and our clinical team is led by Zoe Tambling, LMFT, our Clinical Director.
Meet our clinical team
Choose your starting point
Most women combine one of each. Admissions and our clinical team build the full plan together with you after a confidential assessment.
Levels of care
Three structured options — PHP for full days, IOP for several sessions a week, and outpatient for ongoing relapse-prevention work.
The most structured level of outpatient care. Full clinical days, five days a week. Best for women stepping down from residential or needing significant daytime support without a residential stay.
Learn moreMultiple sessions per week, with evening and daytime options. For women who need substantial clinical structure while continuing to work, parent, or attend school.
Learn moreWeekly individual and group sessions for women in longer-term stability and relapse-prevention work.
Learn moreSpecialty tracks
Substance abuse, dual diagnosis, trauma-informed care, disordered eating, and veterans — chosen alongside your level of care, built into the same treatment plan.
Evidence-based outpatient treatment for women with substance use disorders — alcohol, opioids, stimulants, benzodiazepines, and polysubstance use.
Learn moreIntegrated treatment for women whose substance use is intertwined with depression, anxiety, PTSD, or other co-occurring mental health conditions.
Learn moreEMDR-integrated trauma care for women whose substance use, anxiety, or depression has trauma at the root.
Learn moreA specialty track for women navigating disordered eating, supported by a Registered Dietitian alongside clinical care.
Learn moreTreatment for active-duty women, veterans, and military spouses navigating recovery alongside service-related trauma.
Learn moreLooking for treatment by condition?
Our Programs hub is organized around levels of care and specialty tracks. If you’d rather start by substance or mental-health condition, the Conditions hub is organized that way.
Not sure which program fits?
Most women don’t walk in knowing whether they need PHP or IOP, or whether trauma or substance use is the bigger issue. That’s what our admissions team helps figure out — through a confidential clinical assessment and a benefits check, before anyone schedules anything.
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Decision support
Most women at Anchored Tides combine one level of care with one or more specialty tracks. A woman entering PHP might also be in the trauma-informed track and seeing our Registered Dietitian. A woman in IOP might be in our dual diagnosis track because anxiety and substance use are showing up together.
The level of care defines how often you’re with us each week. The specialty track defines what we’re working on. Both are built into a single treatment plan — there isn’t a separate program for each.
The right combination is something our clinical team and admissions team determine together with each woman, based on a clinical assessment and what’s clinically appropriate.
No. Our admissions team handles that decision with you, based on a clinical assessment and a benefits check. Most women have no idea which level fits when they first reach out, and that's expected.
