Confidential Recovery

11/13/2025

🧑‍🚒Our experience specializing in treating veterans has also led to excellent substance abuse and mental health treatment for law enforcement, firefighters, EMS, corrections, dispatch, and other public safety professionals.🚓

To see how Confidential Recovery treats first responders who are struggling with addiction and PTSD, visit our website here: https://www.confidentialrecovery.com/services/first-responders/

If you need help, call us at (619) 752-7590 and we will provide a complimentary and confidential assessment of the situation.

We offer substance abuse and mental heatlh treatment to firefighters, EMS, corrections, dispatch, and other public safety professionals.

11/11/2025

🎖 It's Veterans Day, what a great day to thank a in your life for the sacrifices they have made! 💟

11/10/2025

It's Veterans Day Week, So Let's for Our Veterans 🎖️

This graphic comes from our great non-profit Veterans Navigation Center.

Su***de is the second-leading cause of death for post-9/11 veterans, accounting for 22.3% of all deaths./

The campaign raises awareness about Veteran su***de prevention.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has compiled a list of information and resources to educate both the public and veterans alike about things like post-traumatic stress disorder.

The VA’s Make the Connection Site showcases Veteran stories alongside resources as well: https://www.maketheconnection.net/

I MPORTANT NUMBERS: 988 is the nationwide phone number to connect directly to the Su***de and Crisis Lifeline. The Veterans Crisis Line is (800) 273-8255.

11/07/2025

Why Do Many Veterans Not Get the SUD Help They Need?

In light of next week some very upsetting Veteran su***de statistics we became aware of a while back (up to 44 PER DAY, if you include overdose, which are counted as "self-injury"), we wanted to share this article about how Veterans are “slipping through the cracks” of their support system. The reasons are numerous, but we have noticed some patterns.

The article was written by our Operations Manager (and 22-year Naval Veteran) Jay Wylie: https://bit.ly/3L3Vi1Z

To see how Confidential Recovery treats Veterans who are struggling with addiction and PTSD, visit our website here: https://bit.ly/47m6QXW

If you need help, call us at (619) 752-7590 and we will provide a complimentary and confidential assessment of the situation.

11/04/2025

🎖As Veteran's Day Approaches, We Salute Our Heroes

Helping the Veterans community in San Diego by providing support services to them is one of our greatest honors.

Here is an article that we are particularly proud of: https://bit.ly/3LSCDGF, it is about a Veteran who found recovery at Confidential Recovery.

If you need help, call us at (619) 752-7590 and we will provide a complimentary and confidential assessment of the situation.

10/27/2025

🚢 Today is Navy Day, which is a chance to honor the brave members of this institution that turned 250 years old this month!

Find a naval veteran and tell them that you appreciate the sacrifices they made for our freedoms. 🎖️

As always, you can reach us for a private consultation about anything related to mental health or substance use at (619) 752-7590.

10/16/2025

It's heartbreaking to read a piece like this from The Wall Street Journal about bad actors taking advantage of vulnerable people who are struggling with an SUD even as we are trying to spread the word about Confidential Recovery's expanded hours and availability to help more people than ever.

If you know someone who is seeking treatment, remind them to:

- Beware of unsolicited contact from a recruiter that pressures you, especially if they give you cash "incentives" to enter a program.

- Verify licensing and accreditation of the treatment program (ie CARF, JCAHO) before you go.

- Get approval from your insurance company first - and get it in writing, specifically what services will be authorized and what amounts.

- Demand a written, specific treatment plan and an itemized cost estimate from the treatment program, including ongoing updates, and beware of any vague answers.

As always, remember that Confidential Recovery is a Joint Commission (JCAHO) accredited outpatient treatment program in San Diego that is staffed by many in recovery themselves (some U.S. veterans), so their interest is paying forward the recovery to those who need it. Call (619) 752-7590 to speak with us or visit our website for more info: https://www.confidentialrecovery.com/.

Here is the article: https://www.wsj.com/us-news/drug-rehabs-insurance-curbing-6c56ded6

10/09/2025

We have helped hundreds of San Diego professionals get their lives and careers back through our caring and effective counseling for problematic substance use in San Diego.

We accept most insurance plans and offer competitive private pay rates including partial scholarships we are offering for a limited time.

Contact us today at (619) 752-7590 to get more information.

09/30/2025

. The journey can be easier with the right people by your side. Find your recovery support community.

If your family is dealing with a loved one who would benefit from going through recovery, call us now at (619) 752-7590.

09/28/2025

You don’t have to be alone in . Find your support network. Find your strength.

If your family is dealing with a loved one who would benefit from going through recovery, call us now at (619) 752-7590.

09/26/2025

is learning to say, “I need help.” Recovery is hearing someone say, “I’m here.” Ready to start a conversation?

If your family is dealing with a loved one who would benefit from going through recovery, call us now at (619) 752-7590.

09/04/2025

September is National Recovery Month.

Recovery Month is a national observance held each year “to promote and support new evidence-based treatment and recovery practices, the nation’s strong and proud community, and the dedication of service providers and communities who make recovery in all its forms possible.”

Erie News Now interviewed our CEO Scott H. Silverman about the issues and challenges around National Recovery Month: https://bit.ly/3DylPB9.

“I think it’s important for people to know, first of all, there’s hope and there’s help,” he told the reporter.




If you’re in need of help, you can call us at (619) 752-7590.