Balboa Horizons CEO is Proud to Open New Addiction Recovery Programs Specifically for Men

Paul Moen eagerly prepares for the
August opening of Balboa Horizons for Men.

Newport Beach, CA- Since taking the reigns at Balboa Horizons for Women in 2008, Paul Moen has believed that his premiere treatment center should extend its services to provide gender-specific care to both women and men. His dream is finally becoming a reality with the August opening of Balboa Horizons for Men.  

Based on the success of the small, gender-specific women's programs, Moen plans to keep the new programs small and gender-specific as well.  "This expansion is not about getting bigger, it's simply about making sure that our quality addiction treatment is available to everyone," he explains.  And Moen is taking extreme care to ensure that the programs are indeed exceptional, immersing himself in every detail from daily scheduling to facility decor.  He has assembled what he refers to as "the A-Team" of treatment professionals, support staff and therapists to run the programs, making time to interview each candidate personally. 

The new men's programs incorporate a variety of therapeutic modalities, a core 12-step approach and elements proven important to clients and their families, including:

• Quality clinical services
• Experienced multidisciplinary staff
• Comprehensive continuum of care
• Family involvement in treatment
• Recovery support and relapse prevention

               

Balboa Horizons is not your average treatment center, largely because Paul Moen is not your average CEO.  A 20-year veteran of the recovery community, Moen incorporates the principles of his personal recovery into his professional role.  He values integrity, earning a reputation among his peers as an honest and reliable treatment professional.  Never content to stay behind the scenes, Moen remains involved in every aspect of treatment at Balboa Horizons, working hands-on to ensure that his company delivers a product he believes in.
   

Moen explains what drives him to strive for perfection at Balboa Horizons, saying, "None of this is about me or my ambition, it is about my responsibility to the individuals who have come to me for help.  For some, this may be their only chance.  I work hard to make Balboa Horizons a program that I am proud to put my name on, not at all because my reputation is on the line, but because their lives are on the line."  To learn more about Balboa Horizons' new programs for men, please call 866-316-4012 or visit balboahorizons.com.

Balboa Horizons New Site for CEU's

 Jean M. Campbell, LCSW, CET III, TEP Balboa Horizons was proud to host an Intermediate Psychodramatic Bodywork Workshop for Mental Health Professionals facilitated by Jean Campbell, LCSW, CET III, TEP over the weekend.  Balboa Horizons' new outpatient facility in Costa Mesa was the perfect environment for the amazing work that transpired with the help of Jean Campbell and her talented assistants.   The Intermediate Psychodramatic Bodywork workshop combines two forms of psychotherapy: bodywork and psychodrama. The bodywork involves safe touch to help individuals connect with the messages that are held in the body as pain, numbness and/or illness. In psychodrama, blocked spontaneity from earlier traumas is unblocked and re-integrated through dramatic action methods.  Balboa Horizons will be home to several more training's by Jean Campbell throughout 2012 and 2013.  If you would like more information about these training's and corresponding dates please contact us!