Capistrano Community for Women
Women's Recovery Services

Treatment Services

Treatment stays vary from 45 days to 120 days depending on funding source and participation.

All of our programs are 12-Step based, social model programs that emphasize accountability and individual responsibility.

Clients study the 12-Step program pioneered by Alcoholics Anonymous and now used by Narcotics Anonymous and other groups, with special emphasis on the first five steps.

Clients attend daily meetings, find 12-Step sponsors and build strong 12-Step support groups.

Bakersfield Recovery Services now has three full time therapist on site providing a wide range of services. Including assessments, treatment planing, group counseling, and individual sessions. Bakersfield Recovery Services now has over fifteen registered and certified counselors.

Housing

Capistrano Community for Women is located in a beautiful large secluded house with a large fenced in play area for our residing children. The resident has a self-sufficient kitchen, laundry room, patio, fireplace and central air conditioner. The house operates in a family atmosphere with its own food and household budget. Clients participate in menu planning, food purchase, preparation, and household chores. Our staff provides support services including transportation to and from professional appointments, outside counseling, child visits, and schools.

Groups & Classes

  • Alcohol/Drug Addiction Education
  • Anger Management
  • Self-Esteem
  • Parenting/Neglect
  • Thinking for a Change
  • Seeking Safety
  • Living in Balance
  • Relapse Prevention
  • Early Recovery
  • Vocational Classes

Vocational Services

Bakersfield Recovery Services has an on site job developer to assist with various vocational services that include groups to assist individuals with vocational skills.

WESTEC services are provided to offer certifications in order to expand job opportunities.

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Experiencing life-controlling issues?

Contact us at (661)-325-1817 for transformative support. 

Substance Use Division Access Line (866) 266-4898 | Crisis Hotline (800) 991-5272