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Participating in an drug rehab program, or one easily accessed from Oregon, can be essential to lasting sobriety and health for the drug or alcohol addict, who cannot overcome addiction issues on their own. And, rarely, is substance abuse addiction a disease that can be resolved without intensive therapy and treatment. If you or someone you love is suffering from substance abuse, attending an Oregon drug rehab, or one proximate, is usually the best course of action.

Miramar Treatment Center is an exclusive Drug and Alcohol Rehab Center, specializing in substance abuse and dual diagnosis treatment. Lasting healing is provided in our private, luxurious residential facilities, where individualized and customized treatment is our focus.

Miramar Treatment Center is the proven leader in drug, alcohol, and dual diagnosis treatment.  Our exclusive, gender separate facilities provide the highest level of care by a treatment team of physicians, nurses, psychologists, counselors, case managers, and a host of supportive therapists, such as dietitians, acupuncturists, massage therapists, and others. We are state licensed at the highest level for on-site detoxification and primary treatment. Our luxurious seaside setting is ideal for comprehensive treatment and healing.  

A comprehensive dual diagnosis treatment program center provided by Psychiatrists, Psychologists, and PhD/Masters level therapists who are highly qualified and experienced. The hallmark of a dual diagnosis treatment program and facility is extensive individualized treatment. At Miramar Recovery, each of our clients receives a minimum of 3-4 individual therapy sessions each week of their treatment period. These individual treatment sessions are of at least an hour in duration, wherein the underlying, unresolved issues that can drive addiction are actually addressed and resolved, thus allowing the client to fully heal and avoid future relapse. It is a miraculously freeing and healing process! Dual diagnosis rehab treatment is common among drug and/or alcohol addicts because addiction is usually a result of deeper emotional problems.