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The Palm Desert Recovery Center team regularly relies on a variety of therapeutic modalities, to reduces cravings, improve stress management, build life-coping skills, and community connection. We offer a full spectrum of holistic care that provides our clients the ability...
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Nicky Spadafino
FounderNicky Spadafino has dedicated nearly 30 years to helping addicts and alcoholics find recovery. He has created programs in Orange County, CA and Palm Desert, CA that have helped many find the structure, life skills and accountability needed to maintain
Dr Ryan Wright, M.D.
Program DirectorDr. Wright is a Board Certified Psychiatrist currently practicing in Newport Beach, CA. He provides general psychiatric services for adult patients who are experiencing symptoms of depression, anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, thought disorders and eating disorders. For every new patient,
Dr. Bondon Olesnicky, M.D.
PsychiatristDr. Olesnicky is a Board Certified Internal Medicine and Emergency Medicine Physician. He attended St. George’s University School of Medicine and completed his residency at St. Barnabas Medical Center as well as Newark Beth Israel Medical Center. Dr. Olesnicky has
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Medically Supervised Detox
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Drug Treatment Who Needs it?
Drug Treatment Who Needs it? Who needs drug treatment? At what point is it time to seek help? Many addicts believe they can stop on their own. Some family members are afraid to approach their loved ones. Is there really
Alcoholism, Addiction: It’s A Family Problem
Alcoholism, Addiction: A Family Problem Alcoholism and Addiction – it can’t be avoided – it’s a tireless family problem. When we have a loved one struggling with addiction or alcoholism it is so hard to watch, it’s hard to know