Best Solana Beach, CA Drug Rehab Centers

This place has helped to change my life. The staff are amazing, the program is perfect, and the counselors are well informed and educated. I felt very heard, and cared for.

This was my first time getting sober, and after battling a 7-year addiction, I was ready for a change—but I had no idea what to expect from a treatment center. I was scared and unsure. From the moment I arrived at Soledad House, the staff welcomed me with warmth and compassion. On my first day, the administration helped calm my fears and made me feel safe and supported enough to begin my recovery journey. What truly sets Soledad House apart is that they don’t just focus on substance abuse—they focus on rebuilding self-worth, which was something I didn’t even realize I needed. The care here is deeply personal and intentional. Today, I’m 9 months sober and proud to be an employee at Soledad House. I’ve learned to love myself again and have gained valuable tools for how to navigate life and handle challenges in a healthy way. The therapists and staff—especially Lauren, Sara, Ashlee, Neetra, and Michelle—are truly a godsend. They genuinely care, and it shows in everything they do. I can’t say enough good things about Soledad House—it changed my life

I never in my life would think I’m here in San Diego “LIVING MY BEST LIFE!!!!!.. Soledad has made it possible for me to have 7 months of sobriety today! .. the staff mainly Sara who made me get through the hardest time in my life .. Leaving my family and friends to start over and now I can’t ever think of living anywhere else.. Thank you Soledad!!❤️❤️

Excellent place.

They are doing a kind tremendous service to those who are financially challenged in our community.

The women's center off Vale Terrace is great for going to the dentist. They are paitent with you great service and prices.

They are a great community service and I was glad to have them! I really 💕 Dr Hazelbaker. It's hard to get in when you need to. And they seem sometimes to mess up my payment methods and confuse and scare me but the care is great.

Gabriella,Claudia, Erin and Dr. Melanie here have been amazing, thank you guys for helping me when I needed it the most.God bless you guys

It's a convenient location if you live Downtown!

This place was nice during the outpatient program I was in. My job kind of during seemed me into going to get help, though honestly I had spoken to my supervisor in the hope to seek help, though mentioning thoughts of self harm get you instantly taken to help. Not the best beginning. Anyways, the intake process was scary. Due to lack of space I was in the "intense" area of the facility for a night. That was the toughest night I've had. Either way the doctor didn't think I needed to be there, had me go into the outpatient group/program. It was really good. So this is mostly what I'm focusing on. The group was nice, inviting and really helped me think and learn of tools to use to better manage my anxiety and depression. I learned that neither are bad in a sense, a part of human nature, and generally that rather than fighting the feelings, to her understand them. I won't say it's a magic solution, it took a lot out of me, but in the end I certainly know I'm doing better. Even slowly working my way off my medicine and better noticing the signs of potential episodes or anxiety attacks. I really liked the outpatient program. Better than the years of one in one therapy I had through my usual medical provider.

Craig Diamond is awesome! He was my therapist at another location. He is kind, cares and a happy person. He really listens to his patients and lets them know that it's okay to be happy admist everything going on in life. Everyone there is lucky to have him help you.

Denele and the team were exelent...

In the winter of 2002/2003 green oak ranch opened its doors as a homeless shelter for family.. so many of the kids I met were going through so much but the place was a saving grace at the time. I hope to reconnect with some friends from there but we all went our separate ways when the program was over

I went here 3 summers in a row for marching band camp and it has been some of the best experiences of my life. The staff there are the nicest people and I never once felt like I didn't want to be there. The kitchen staff in particular are absolutely amazing, you guys are the best and I really hope you see this because you all deserve so much. Thank you!

I have had such a torrid tumultuous yet serene and beautiful romance with Green Oak Ranch. I graduated the program in 2010 and I loved it so much I went back and graduated again. Lol. I really do love the place, but I went back because I had walked out of the gates the first time I graduated and I left my relationship with God and my support group behind. I just wasn't done yet. Fortunately, I didn't die while adding more horrible experiences to my testimony. I knew I needed to go back because I truly met Jesus while I was there. I experienced REAL Christian fellowship with beautiful peopls who shared similar struggles as mine. I hear all the stories about how the staff developed issues in recent years. But, I can only attest to what I experienced while I was there. I believe that God handpicked each and every staff member while I was there. Beautiful souls who "figured it out". They devoted their lives to helping point others to Christ. They gave up lucrative careers to fulfill the purpose that God had for their lives. I didn't always get along with the staff (go figure a recovering addict who doesn't always jive with authority, hahaha) It was thru all of the people that I was blessed to cross paths with while I was in the program that I got a taste of what true joy was. For the first time in my life I had a peace that I could never do justice to by trying to put it into words. But, even after experiencing that I made the choice to go and "return to my own vomit" as scripture says. After running amuck for several months my health began to decline. But, not my physical health. My mental health had been truly tested and I was for the first time in my life failing that test. My pride wouldn't allow me to call Mary or Carl Fielstra (love you both..RIP Carl). My confidence was non-existent, I had no relationship with God. I told myself that God wouldn't want me back anyways. I was hopeless and I planned to take my life. I went to the store to get some things that I needed to make that happen. While heading out of the the Big 5 with a box of .38 caliber rounds I headed towards my car. I noticed my shoelace was untied ao I bent down to tie it. While I was crouched i heard footsteps and before i could even look up I saw a pair of Lugz Boots that I recognized without hesitation. I stood up and there was Green Oak Staff Member and "Triple OG" Carlos Atkinson (alright....alright). He and I had become close during my previous time at the Ranch. He didn't say a thing and neither did I for a few minutes. I hid the box of ammo behind my back. Carlos looked me in the eyes and said "Gabe we gonna get you some help ok?" And I threw my arms around him cuz I had wanted help for a while but my pride kept me from asking. 3 weeks later I entered residential treatment at Green Oak for the last time. Sorry for the novel. But, that is what Green Oak once was. People have their reason for why they love Green Oak Ranch. They have many reasonswhy they go camping there every year or why they volunteer there on Thanksgiving. Or, like me, they have reasons why they knew they needed to "come home" again. I'm sure there are countless reasons why people fell in love with the Ranch. Those are icing on the cake. The real reason people go back for any reason is because they saw Jesus at the Ranch. It's hard seeing the place change. Pretty soon the Ranch won't be the Ranch. I pray for Solutions for Change that the land will be used to help the widows and orphans. Yep, the Ranch is for the most part now just a memory. I'm gonna throw this out there. There are plenty of places with land. I pray for the funds and the right people to step up. Maybe Green Oak Ranch hasn't seen its last hurrah? Maybe God just wants to find a different venue. He who has ears.... Oh by the way..... after Carlos let go of hugging me he Snatched the box of bullets I hid behind my back and he said, "Gimme the receipt". He smacked me on the back of my head and said "you better get up outta here before I show you how we do in "Detroit". Haha.