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Welcome to Anchored Tides Recovery, where we provide a safe and nurturing environment for women on their path to healing and recovery. Our Women’s Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) in Huntington Beach is structured to support women facing challenges such as addiction, mental health disorders, and co-occurring conditions. IOP is a step down from the Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP). As a crucial part of our continuum of care, our IOP offers a structured yet flexible treatment approach, ensuring that each woman receives the personalized care she needs to achieve lasting recovery while maintaining her daily responsibilities.

 

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Anchored Tides Recovery holds a very special place in my heart. I have seen their work first hand with their clients and they do amazing things. To find a Women's Facility can be difficult but to find one that actually cares for their clients, goes above and beyond to help them and genuinely has the client's best interest in mind is sometimes impossible. I would recommend any female that is struggling with addiction in someway shape or form reach out to Anchored Tides. They do amazing work with trauma, mental health and substance use disorders.

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Continuum of Recovery Outpatient Treatments

What is an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)?

An Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) provides a structured and supportive environment for individuals seeking treatment for substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. This level of care is designed for those who do not require 24-hour supervision but still need significant support. IOPs offer flexible scheduling to accommodate daily responsibilities, such as parenting, work or school, while ensuring access to comprehensive therapeutic services. Participants engage in individual and group therapy sessions, educational workshops, and holistic healing practices, all aimed at fostering long-term recovery and personal growth. The goal of an IOP is to help individuals build a strong foundation for a healthy, balanced, and fulfilling life.
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Intensive Outpatient Program for Women

Benefits of IOP for Women in Recovery

Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs) offer a range of benefits specifically tailored to support women in recovery. One of the primary advantages is the flexibility these programs provide, allowing women to maintain their daily responsibilities such as work, school, and family care while receiving intensive treatment. IOPs also offer a supportive community where women can connect with others who share similar experiences, fostering a sense of belonging and mutual encouragement.

The therapy sessions in IOPs are designed to address issues that are particularly relevant to women, including trauma, self-esteem, and relationships. These programs often include specialized therapies, such as trauma-informed care, that help women process and heal from past experiences. Additionally, IOPs provide educational workshops and life skills training that empower women to build a healthier, more balanced life.

Furthermore, the structure of an IOP helps women develop a routine that promotes stability and consistency, which are crucial elements in maintaining long-term recovery. By participating in regular therapy sessions and group activities, women can continuously work on their recovery goals while receiving ongoing support and guidance from professionals and peers. This comprehensive approach ensures that women have the tools and resources they need to achieve lasting recovery and improve their overall well-being.

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Key Components of Continuing Recovery with IOP at Anchored Tides

At Anchored Tides Recovery, our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is structured to support ongoing recovery through a comprehensive and multifaceted approach. The key components of our IOP include:

Our IOP is specifically designed to provide a flexible yet intensive level of care, making it an ideal option for women transitioning from residential treatment or those seeking a robust support system while managing their daily lives. By attending our IOP, women benefit from a continuum of care that bridges the gap between inpatient treatment and traditional outpatient services, ensuring they have the resources and support needed to achieve and maintain lasting recovery.

At Anchored Tides Recovery, we prioritize creating a compassionate and understanding environment where women can thrive. Our IOP is structured to continue recovery for substance use disorders, mental health disorders, and eating disorders to empower women, providing them with the tools, support, and community needed to navigate their recovery journey successfully.

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STORIES OF RECOVERY

What an amazing place Anchored Tides is. As Amy explained when we first visited, girls and women are an afterthought in many treatment programs, which often are founded and structured for boys and men. Anchored Tides’ holistic approach to ALL of the co-existing issues that girls and women face is groundbreaking, and so appreciated. They are wonderful people who do inspiring work and make the world a better place every day. I highly recommend their sober living and IOP. The founders have crucial and relevant lived experiences and care deeply, and they are amazing role models for all the women help.

Anchored tides saved my life. I had been to an inpantient facility before and my sobriety wasn’t lasting, until I found this place. I enjoyed the different groups and the staff and women are so welcoming. I felt so comfortable here, which I hadn’t felt before. I now have the confidence to succeed in life. Very thankful for this place.

Anchored Tides changed my life. After doing a 30 day inpatient program I came to ATR to expound upon the coping skills in inpatient treatment. Not only did I learn more coping skills, I discovered who I really was underneath all of the anxiety, addiction, and trauma: a woman with so much to offer the world. I would have not been able to thrive in sobriety without the deeply transformative inner work that ATR provided. Like most things in life, it’s what you make of it. If you come in with a positive outlook you are going to get a lot out of the program. I know I did!

Identifying the Root of Substance Use Disorder and Mental health

What IOP Treatment Addresses for Addiction and Mental Health Disorders

Our Women’s Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) at Anchored Tides Recovery is designed to address a broad spectrum of addiction and mental health disorders, offering comprehensive care that targets the root causes and provides sustainable solutions for recovery.

Addiction Treatment

Substance Use Disorders: Our IOP provides targeted treatment for various substance use disorders, including alcohol, opioids, prescription medications, and illicit drugs. Through evidence-based therapies, we help women understand the underlying factors contributing to their addiction, develop coping mechanisms, and build a solid foundation for long-term sobriety.

Dual Diagnosis: Many women struggling with addiction also face co-occurring mental health disorders. Our IOP addresses both conditions simultaneously, ensuring that each woman receives integrated care that promotes holistic healing. This approach helps to prevent relapse and supports overall mental wellness.

Relapse Prevention: Our program includes relapse prevention strategies that empower women to identify triggers, manage cravings, and develop a proactive plan to maintain their recovery. By focusing on long-term strategies, we aim to equip women with the tools they need to sustain their sobriety.

Mental Health Disorders

Depression: For women dealing with depression, our IOP offers therapies that target the symptoms and underlying causes of this condition. We use a combination of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and other evidence-based approaches to help women manage their depression and improve their quality of life.

Anxiety Disorders: Our program provides specialized care for women struggling with various forms of anxiety, including generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, social anxiety, and more. Through therapeutic interventions and holistic approaches, we help women reduce their anxiety levels and develop healthier coping mechanisms.

Bipolar Disorder: Women with bipolar disorder receive tailored treatment plans that address both the manic and depressive phases of this condition. Our goal is to stabilize mood swings, improve emotional regulation, and enhance overall functioning through a combination of medication management and therapy.

Eating Disorders: Our IOP includes specialized programs for women with eating disorders such as anorexia, bulimia, body dysmorphia, and binge eating disorder. We provide a supportive environment where women can work on their relationship with food, body image, and self-esteem, promoting healthier habits and attitudes.

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD): Many women in our program have experienced trauma that contributes to their mental health challenges. Our trauma-informed care approach helps women process and heal from traumatic experiences, reducing the impact of PTSD on their daily lives.

Personality Disorders: Women with personality disorders receive comprehensive care that focuses on improving interpersonal relationships, emotional regulation, and self-perception. Our therapeutic interventions are designed to help women navigate the complexities of their condition and achieve greater stability.

By addressing these addiction and mental health disorders within our IOP, Anchored Tides Recovery provides a comprehensive, supportive environment where women can heal, grow, and thrive. Our integrated approach ensures that each woman receives the personalized care she needs to achieve lasting recovery and improve her overall well-being.

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Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for College Students

By participating in our Women’s Intensive Outpatient Program, women gain the tools, support, and structure they need to overcome addiction and mental health challenges while maintaining their daily lives. Anchored Tides Recovery is committed to empowering women to achieve lasting recovery and lead fulfilling, healthy lives.

Navigating college life while managing substance use or mental health issues can be challenging. Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for college students offers flexible scheduling to accommodate academic commitments, ensuring you can attend therapy sessions without disrupting your studies. We provide individualized therapy tailored to your unique challenges, peer support groups for shared experiences, and academic support to enhance time management and stress management skills. Our evidence-based treatments, such as CBT and DBT, address a range of mental health needs, while holistic practices like mindfulness and yoga promote overall well-being. With a focus on relapse prevention and transition support, our IOP equips you with the tools to maintain recovery and achieve a balanced, fulfilling college experience. Join our program to prioritize both your education and your recovery, with our dedicated team committed to helping you succeed.

Effects of Addiction and Recovery on Family and Friends

Addiction profoundly impacts not only the individual struggling with substance use but also their family and friends. During active addiction, relationships often become strained due to behaviors such as lying, stealing, and neglecting responsibilities, which can lead to mistrust, anger, and emotional distress. Families may experience financial difficulties, legal issues, and social isolation as they attempt to cope with their loved one’s addiction. The constant worry and fear for the addicted person’s safety can cause significant stress and anxiety among family members and friends.

Recovery, while a positive step, also brings challenges and adjustments. As the individual begins their journey to sobriety, family and friends need to navigate their own emotions, which may include relief, hope, skepticism, and lingering resentment. Effective communication and setting healthy boundaries become crucial during this period. Family therapy and support groups can be invaluable, providing a space for everyone to heal, learn about the nature of addiction, and develop strategies to support their loved one while taking care of their own well-being.

Ultimately, recovery can lead to the restoration of trust and the rebuilding of stronger, healthier relationships. With time and effort, families and friends can move past the damage caused by addiction, fostering a supportive environment that promotes lasting sobriety and mutual growth.

5 Goals of Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

  1. Achieve and Maintain Sobriety: The primary goal of an IOP is to help individuals achieve and maintain sobriety by providing structured support, therapeutic interventions, and education on addiction and recovery.
  2. Develop Coping Strategies: IOPs aim to equip participants with effective coping mechanisms to handle stress, triggers, and emotional challenges without resorting to substance use. This includes teaching techniques for managing cravings and avoiding relapse.
  3. Enhance Personal Accountability: Encouraging personal responsibility and accountability is a key goal, helping individuals to take ownership of their recovery journey. This includes setting personal goals, monitoring progress, and being proactive in seeking help and support.
  4. Improve Mental Health: Addressing co-occurring mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, and trauma is essential. IOPs provide integrated treatment plans that focus on improving overall mental well-being alongside substance use recovery.
  5. Build a Supportive Network: Fostering a sense of community and building a strong support network is crucial. IOPs facilitate connections with peers, family, and support groups to ensure participants have ongoing emotional and practical support throughout their recovery.
THE ANCHORED TIDES DIFFERENCE

Contact Anchored Tides Recovery Today!

If you or a loved one is struggling with addiction and seeking a compassionate, effective continual path to recovery, reach out to Anchored Tides Recovery today. Our committed team is here to provide the support, expertise, and comprehensive care you need to reclaim your life through individualized and holistic treatment in our boutique center. Don’t wait to take the first step toward a healthier, brighter future. Contact us now to learn more about our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) and continue your journey to lasting sobriety. Your path to healing and empowerment starts here at Anchored Tides Recovery.

HUNTINGTON BEACH WOMEN REHABILITATION CENTER

HEALING WOMEN FROM DRUG & ALCOHOL ADDICTION, EATING DISORDERS, AND MENTAL HEALTH

Frequently Asked Questions

How long are IOP programs?
The length of our IOP program varies based on individual needs but typically lasts between 8-12 weeks.
What is the difference between PHP and IOP?
PHP (Partial Hospitalization Program) provides more intensive care with daily sessions, while IOP offers flexibility with several sessions per week.
Can I attend IOP while working or going to school?

Yes, our IOP is designed to accommodate the schedules of women who need to balance treatment with work, school, or family responsibilities. Ask about our Evening IOP Program for working professionals. Call (866) 329-6639.

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Meet the Team at Anchored Tides Recovery
Anchored Tides Recovery - Stephanie Behrens - Clinical Director & Clinic Outreach

Clinical Director & Clinical Outreach
Stephanie Behrens
LMFT, LPCC
Alisa Fienmann - Case Manager

Case Manager

Alisa Fienmann

CDAC-II
Anchored Tides Recovery - Kelly Blasco - Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, Eating Disorder Specialist

Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, Eating Disorder Specialist

Kelly Blasco

R.D.
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Registered Emotional Support Animals

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Outpatient Program (OP)

Anchored Tides Recovery’s Outpatient Program (OP) offers a flexible and supportive treatment option for women seeking ongoing recovery from addiction and mental health challenges. Our OP provides personalized therapy sessions, group counseling, and holistic support tailored to each individual’s needs. This program allows women to continue their daily activities and responsibilities while receiving the care and support necessary for sustained recovery. With a compassionate approach, our Outpatient Program fosters healing, resilience, and personal growth, empowering women to achieve and maintain long-term wellness in a nurturing and understanding environment.

Christian Gibbs

Music Group / Rock 2 Recovery

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Macy Miller

Admissions Coordinator

Being the first point of contact for women seeking aftercare for their recovery in alcohol and drug addiction; I am driven & passionate about helping them with their next steps. I have always been passionate about helping others & this position allows me to see those dreams come to life.

You can always find me in nature during my self care time, usually hiking, roller skating by the beach, or surfing the waves. I enjoy music to feed my soul & get grounded. I lead a healthy & holistic way of living that I enjoy sharing with others.

Michelle King

Operations Manager

Michelle has been a part of the Anchored Tides family since 2018. Michelle is an empathetic individual who finds connection with each client. Her goal is to help women feel understood and see that long-term recovery is possible. Michelle obtained a bachelor’s degree in sociology from Brandman University and is working towards her masters in social work. Michelle is passionate about helping others and considers it an honor to be a part of a treatment team who believes the client’s care is the first priority. In her spare time Michelle loves going to concerts, camping, and road trips.

Katie van Heerden

Clinical Therapist

I am Katie van Heerden, a licensed marriage and family therapist, currently conducting individual and group therapy at ATR using CBT and EMDR modalities. My passion for working with those struggling with addiction and mental health is a personal one. I, myself, grew up in a family system of addiction and mental health issues with little knowledge of what to do or how to recover. This drove me to further my education in mental health disorders, first by obtaining my BA in psychology from Cal State University Fullerton, then my Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University. While the knowledge I have obtained in school is extensive, my personal journey through life and all of its struggles have led me to the conclusion that anyone can recover if given 2 things: resources and support. When asked what keeps me going in this field, after 10+ years, I typically respond; “I am merely a farmer. I plant the seeds, nourish when necessary, and give space to allow growth.” Watching clients transform into better versions of themselves is not only rewarding but inspiring. It is a “job” I never take for granted.

Tracy Dunn

Interventionist / Relationships & Co-Dependency

Tracy Dunn is a National Interventionist and Addiction Coach who has received training at the Crossroads Recovery Coaching Academy of Seattle Washington and The Addiction Academy in Miami Florida. As the daughter of Roger Dunn of the Roger Dunn Golf Stores, Tracy knows all too well the dramatic impact that fame and addiction can have on the family system. Her professional training partnered with over 32 years of sobriety has led Tracy to be deeply committed to both saving and changing the lives of those struggling with addiction and alcoholism and their families.

As a group facilitator, she works collaboratively with her clients to help them focus on the action they will need to take to recognize the vision they will have for themselves. As an interventionist, she has helped many families to overcome the paralyzing grip of addiction by teaching accountability, compassion, and the other tools needed to break the cycle of addiction and maintain sobriety. Tracy works with the media, treatment facilities, interventionists, therapists, and addiction psychiatrists and consults with treatment facilities. Her dedication to saving lives has given a dynamic voice of recovery to those who had previously given up hope, and the belief that they are able to create their own successes.

William Nephew

Rock To Recovery

William Nephew has been a singer/songwriter for over 20 years. He achieved some notable success early in his career with emo/rock band Jack’s Broken Heart, which won a San Diego Music Award in 2001, toured the continental United States, and shared the stage with acts like The Mars Volta and Jimmy Eat World. Having a strong passion for the arts, William earned a B.A in Cinema production. Following completion of his degree at San Francisco State University, William worked on film/tv projects for major Hollywood production companies including Sony and Universal Pictures.

Williams addiction began at an early age and followed a slow and steady progression. Eventually, William knew he had to make a change. With the help of drug and alcohol treatment, William got sober on May 26th, 2014. He has been sober ever since. William’s talent as a singer/songwriter, passion for the healing power of music, and the struggles of his past make him an outstanding program administrator for Rock to Recovery. He believes in the strength of creative expression as an extremely effective tool to cope with overwhelming emotions in early sobriety because William was actually in Rock to Recovery groups as a CLIENT before he became a program facilitator. William is also a certified CADC-I drug and alcohol counselor by the state of California.

Amy Dutton

COO / Co-Founder

Amy moved to California from Florida in 2011 to begin her journey into a life of recovery. Amy started to gain her spirit back while helping others and that’s when she found her life’s purpose. Amy graduated with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a minor in sociology from Chapman university. Amy has also completed her CAADAC degree at Centaur university. Amy truly believes being outside and in touch with nature helps with self-destructive behaviors, which she considers to be the key to her personal recovery. After years of owning and operating a successful women’s sober living, Amy really saw the need for gender-specific aftercare. Amy Dutton and Becca Edge teamed up to create Anchored Tides Recovery.

Kelli Easley

Director of Marketing & Admissions

Kelli Easley comes to Anchored Tides bringing with her over seventeen years of experience in the field of addiction. Her unwavering passion to help others stems from her commitment to give back after overcoming her own 17-year addiction. She holds certifications in both Chemical Dependency and Family Development.Kelli had the good fortune of training under a well-respected interventionist, and therapists this has only strengthened her expertise in working with both individuals and families. Kelli is
currently working towards a degree in Business Administration along with being a loving mother to her husband, and two sons. In her free time, Kelli is active in the recovery community and lends her support to nonprofit organizations to help those in underserved communities.

– “Hardships often prepare ordinary people for an extraordinary destiny” – C.S. Lewis

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Bunny & Murphy

Registered Emotional Support Animals

Bunny is a 3yo male French Bulldog and Murphy is a 6yo female Shiba Inu. Both of these pups have been raised at Anchored Tides and grew up handing out love and support to our clients. They have the wonderful ability to sense when someone needs a little extra love, some playful puppy time, or just a companion to sit and hold space while they are processing something. 

Murphy’s favorite treatment activities are Lunch, Reiki, Process group, and sitting in on individual sessions. Bunny’s favorite activities are Lunch, DBT, and also sitting in on individual sessions. When they aren’t working, Murphy likes to play with her little brother (who is not a support animal), go on hikes, dig holes, sleep and eat. During Bunny’s time off, he likes to destroy squeaky toys, play with his nerf dog gun, and sleep.

They (and we) believe that animals are essential in providing emotional support. Studies have shown that some of the benefits of having an ESA include enhancing calm and relaxation, alleviating loneliness, enhancing social engagement and interaction, normalizing heart rate and blood pressure, and reducing stress, pain, anxiety, and depression. They are an important part of the holistic approach at ATR to make everyone feel loved and comfortable as they walk through their recovery journey.

Hillary Delira

Program Director

Hillary, an Orange County local, has been working in the field of addiction for over a
decade and has been in recovery herself for over 13 years. Coming from a broken place with nowhere to go but up, Hillary can relate to clients on a deeper level with compassion and understanding. Her favorite thing about working in recovery is watching individuals come into their own and find the inner peace they once had but lost along the way. Hillary is currently an undergrad at the University of Phoenix with a BS in Business and working on a master’s degree in healthcare administration. Hillary not only enjoys being part of the Anchored Tides family, but showing up as a wife, daughter, sister, aunt, and friend to those around her. Hillary thanks the program of recovery every day for the life she has and strives to be an example for women everywhere.

Maryam Ashraf

Primary Therapist - ACSW

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Jennifer Hojnacki

Social Worker / Case Management - ACSW

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Alisa Fienmann - Case Manager

Alisa Fienmann

Case Manager - CDAC-II

Alisa brings a high level of dedication and compassion to her work as an addiction counselor and group facilitator. A certified addiction treatment counselor (CADC-II), Alisa has nine years of experience working in the substance abuse field. Alisa has apassion for both helping others in recovery and guiding women through the process of rebuilding a valued life and increasing their self-worth. She embraces her strengths of empathy and patience to help others develop upon their inherent set of skills and seek a purpose based on their own abilities. Alisa is DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy)
informed and brings her expertise to the therapeutic setting. Currently, Alisa is working towards a bachelor’s degree in psychology at California State University Fullerton, with the hopes of becoming a social worker. When not at work or school, Alisa enjoys fitness, watching the Boston Red Sox, salsa dancing, and spending time with family and friends.

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Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

Anchored Tides Recovery’s Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) provides a flexible and supportive treatment option for women seeking recovery from addiction and mental health issues. Our IOP combines evidence-based therapies, group counseling, and individualized care plans tailored to each woman’s unique needs. With a focus on empowering women to rebuild their lives, our program offers the structure needed for recovery while allowing participants to maintain their daily responsibilities. In a compassionate and understanding environment, women can develop the skills and resilience necessary for long-term recovery and personal growth.

Anchored Tides Recovery - Kelly Blasco - Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, Eating Disorder Specialist

Kelly Blasco

Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, Eating Disorder Specialist - R.D.

Kelly is the RD for the PHP and IOP program at Anchored Tides and focuses primarily on helping people struggling with eating disorders overcome their challenges. She received her Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics from California State University Los Angeles and went on to work inpatient psych and outpatient HIV before beginning her work in treating eating disorders.
Anchored Tides Recovery - Stephanie Behrens - Clinical Director & Clinic Outreach

Stephanie Behrens

Clinical Director & Clinical Outreach - LMFT, LPCC

Stephanie Behrens is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, who earned her Masters in Clinical Psychology at Pepperdine University. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Stephanie has been working in the treatment industry since 2014 and joined the Anchored Tides Recovery team as Clinical Director and Clinical Supervisor in 2024. She also enjoys working as a therapist and specializes in substance abuse, complex trauma, co-dependency, and anxiety/depressive disorders. Stephanie also has an interest in animal-assisted psychotherapy where she and her dog are certified as an official therapy dog team. When she is not working, she enjoys spending time with family and friends and her Golden Retriever.

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Sierra Flynn

Primary Therapist - AMFT, CATC3

Hello, My name is Sierra Flynn. I am an associate marriage and family therapist and an addiction treatment counselor. I completed my undergraduate studies at California State University, Fullerton where I emphasized substance use and mental health. I then proceeded to receive my master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Alliant International University, and I am currently pursuing a Doctoral Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy at Alliant. I strongly believe in reducing stigma as it relates to addiction; therefore, I have dedicated my career and life’s work to working on the front lines with this population. I was given a second chance in life, and I believe everyone deserves the opportunity to succeed and reach their best self. The modalities I treat clients with are theories I have found to be effective in my own therapeutic work. I am trained in EMDR, and I specialize in the treatment of complex trauma and addiction.
Becca-White

Becca White

Primary Therapist - AMFT

My name is Becca White, an Associate Marriage, and Family Therapist. I have a bachelor’s degree in Sociology with a Minor in Addictions Counseling as well as a master’s degree in counseling with an emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy from
California State University, Fullerton. My passion to treat women with severe substance abuse issues as well as co-occurring mental disorders is a personal one. Through my own experience with addiction, I have adapted skills which add depth to understanding clients and providing them with unconditional positive regard and compassion. I believe my recovery and personal journey has become one of my greatest assets. I offer unique insight into mental health and addiction.

Currently, I utilize an array of intentional strategies to develop a positive working relationship with individuals and their families. I provide both individual and group therapy, such as psychoeducation to provide insight into the disease of addiction as well as promoting long-term sobriety. 

As a therapist at Anchored Tides Recovery, I can fulfill my purpose in life, which is to help others navigate through their own perils. It is an honor to give back and help women learn the skills to become self-confident and overcome adversity.

Markie Maneval

Markie Maneval

Operations Manager - RADT-1

Like many who have struggled with addiction, Markie’s journey to sobriety was no straightforward path. As a Tulane University student and intern for the NASA Stennis Space Center, she was on her way to a successful life! Personal struggles and watching her brother also struggle and lose his battle with drugs and alcohol only drove her deeper into addiction. Her drug and alcohol abuse continued to grow out of control until she finally realized it was time to surrender and get help. She was tired of living on the streets. She was tired of hurting her loved ones. She was tired of how much she hated herself.

She now has over five years of sobriety and is a strong believer in the ability to transform the future by making positive and healthy changes. Today, Markie has over five years of sobriety and has worked in the drug and alcohol treatment industry for over 4 years. She is a strong believer in the ability to transform the future by making positive and healthy changes. She is passionate about the work and the impact she makes on her community. Markie recently joined the Anchored Tides Recovery Team and is excited to help women begin their journey into sobriety!

Julia Perez- Monje

Julia Perez- Monje

Yoga & Movement Group

Hello, my name is Julia Perez-Monje, I am a 500 level RYT Certified Yoga Instructor, Reiki Practitioner, and Sound Healer. I first discovered yoga during my own recovery journey. I found spirituality and began to understand my true purpose in life – sharing this beautiful practice with others. I have a bachelor’s degree in psychology with a minor in human communications, and I love being able to expand on wellness with a holistic approach to healing. During yoga groups, I incorporate breathworks, aromatherapy, meditation, reiki, and sound healing. Groups are focused on deep relaxation, gentle stretching, releasing blockages, balancing chakras, staying present, and tuning into
intuition. I am genuinely grateful for the opportunity to guide others to experience and ignite the healer within themselves!

Andrew Mouck

Andrew Mouck

Fitness Education - RADT-1, Certified Personal Trainer

My name is Andy Mouck, and I am a dedicated group facilitator at Anchored Tides Recovery. Having personally overcome addiction and completed treatment in 2017, I am deeply passionate about helping individuals on their recovery journey. I bring a
compassionate and empathetic approach to my role, creating a safe space for participants to heal and grow. Alongside my work as a group facilitator, I am a National Academy of Sports Medicine Certified Personal Trainer, sharing my love for fitness and wellness as an integral part of recovery. With a bachelor’s degree in economics from California State University, Long Beach, and ongoing studies in a post-baccalaureate health program at California State University, Fullerton, I bring a comprehensive understanding of addiction and the importance of holistic care. As a registered drug and alcohol technician, I am committed to providing the highest quality care and staying informed about the latest advancements in addiction treatment. I am honored to be part of the Anchored Tides Recovery team, empowering individuals to embrace sobriety, rebuild their lives, and create a future filled with hope and purpose.

Brandon Thompson

Brandon Thompson

Reiki & Breathworks

Bio coming soon…

Anchored Tides Recovery - Huntington Beach, CA - Medical Director - Dr. Sanchez

Dr. Sanchez

Medical Director

Venice Sanchez, MD, is a board-certified psychiatrist and addiction medicine specialist. At her practice in Newport Beach, California, Dr. Sanchez takes a holistic approach to care that emphasizes not only medication management and traditional medicine, but also the incorporation of therapy, spirituality, healthy eating and exercise, and social factors. She is a diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and Addiction Medicine.

Dr. Sanchez received her bachelor’s degree from the University of California, Los Angeles, and her medical degree from Michigan State University College of Human Medicine. She continued her training at the University of California, Irvine Psychiatry Residency Program where she was recognized by faculty with the Outstanding Resident of the Year Award as an acknowledgment for her dedicated efforts in education, the clinics, and her work with her patients.

Dr. Sanchez has had extensive training at multiple facilities under the supervision of experts in her field, which allowed her to gain comprehensive knowledge and experience in treating a wide array of psychiatric disorders. Her work at the Long Beach VA, various addiction rehabilitation centers, and San Diego Detention facilities allowed her to gain expertise in Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, substance abuse, and mood and thought disorders underlying substance use.

Dr. Sanchez realizes the significant need in women’s health, especially in treating pregnant and postpartum patients who are struggling with mental illness. She not only trained with a specialist at the Maternal and Fetal clinic at UCI Medical Center, but she was also at the forefront in opening up the first Women’s Mental Health Medication Management Clinic at Long Beach VA Veteran’s Hospital. Her passion for her field allowed her to diligently pursue the much-needed training and experience in treating patients who have a comorbid psychiatric diagnosis. She also specializes in treatment-resistant psychiatric disorders.

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Eating Disorder Treatment

At Anchored Tides Recovery, our Eating Disorder Treatment program offers a holistic, compassionate approach tailored specifically for women. Our multidisciplinary team provides personalized care that includes medical monitoring, nutritional counseling, therapy, and support groups. We focus on healing the underlying emotional and psychological factors contributing to eating disorders, empowering women to achieve a healthy relationship with food and their bodies. Our supportive environment encourages lasting recovery and overall well-being, helping women reclaim their lives with confidence and resilience.
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Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)

Anchored Tides Recovery’s Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) is designed for women who need intensive support while maintaining some level of independence. Our PHP offers a structured and comprehensive treatment plan that includes individual therapy, group counseling, life skills training, and holistic therapies. With a focus on addressing the root causes of addiction and mental health issues, our program provides a nurturing and empowering environment. Women in our PHP receive the care and tools necessary to achieve lasting recovery, all within a supportive community that fosters healing and growth.

Becca Edge, CEO/Co-Founder

Rebecca Edge

CEO / Co-Founder

Becca Edge is originally from Birmingham, Alabama. She is no stranger to mental health and substance abuse issues in her family, and she herself also struggled with addiction and moved to California to commit herself to treatment. She has been in long-term recovery since 2010. After much success in the corporate world, Rebecca started a sober living home as a “passion project” to provide women with a safe place as they re-enter the world as sober members of society. She noticed that there weren’t many aftercare programs dedicated to women’s sobriety or supporting them with the various co-occurring disorders that pop up once women are free from drugs and alcohol. So in 2016, Rebecca partnered with Amy to create a safe, therapy-focused place where women can heal from their addictions, trauma, and other issues while growing into who they were always meant to be. Becca is passionate about helping women realize their worth and supporting/helping them navigate the next steps of their lives, all while helping them feel secure on their road to long-term recovery.
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