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Fentanyl Treatment in San Diego

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About Monima

A Safe, Supportive Recovery Program for Women.

Monima is a transformative San Diego addiction treatment center that provides women with compassionate, evidence-based care, creating a safe space to heal deeply, rebuild their lives, and pursue lasting recovery with dignity and support. We recognize each client is unique, and we tailor every aspect of treatment to honor her individual history, needs, strengths, and goals so she can heal at a pace that feels supportive and sustainable. That’s why our team of addiction professionals delivers personalized, evidence-based care rooted in compassion—meeting each woman exactly where she is and guiding her toward meaningful, lasting recovery.

Navigating addiction is challenging, and it can feel even more overwhelming when you’re trying to face it alone, but with the right support, healing becomes not only possible but truly life-changing. Our mission is to provide care, support, and guidance every step of the way. We offer a variety of addiction treatment modalities to address the full spectrum of each woman’s needs, helping her heal mentally, physically, and emotionally through a blend of evidence-based therapies, holistic practices, and compassionate support.

We foster a safe and inclusive environment where women feel empowered to share their experiences, build meaningful connections, and grow confidently on their journey to recovery.

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Addiction Treatment Modalities

  • Neuropsychological evaluation
  • Psychiatric medication management
  • Individual therapy
  • Group therapy
  • EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing)
  • CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy)
  • DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy)
  • ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy)
  • Motivational Interviewing
  • Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)
  • Conscious Recovery

Holistic Women's Fentanyl Treatment Program

Fentanyl addiction treatment program options at Monima provide personalized, comprehensive care that combines clinical therapies, holistic practices, and supportive community resources to promote lasting healing and overall wellness.

Our team recognizes that lasting recovery requires addressing the whole person—mind, body, and spirit—so we create individualized treatment plans that honor each woman’s unique journey and promote sustained wellness.

Your fentanyl addiction treatment program should meet you where you are, offering personalized, evidence-based care, holistic therapies, and compassionate support to guide you toward lasting recovery and overall well-being.

We also provide neuropsychological testing for dual diagnosis of co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.

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Fentanyl Treatment Program: Levels of Care

Monima provides outpatient programs for individuals facing challenges with substance use, including both alcohol and drug-related concerns. Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) and Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) offer tailored levels of care to ensure each client receives the appropriate support. In addition, we provide continued recovery assistance through outpatient treatment and our alumni program.

The Difference Between IOP and PHP

The main difference between PHP and IOP lies in the weekly hours clients dedicate to therapy and interactions with our medical team. Both programs are thoughtfully structured to provide distinct levels of care that meet the diverse medical, emotional, physical, and psychological needs of each person.

Intensive Outpatient Addiction Treatment (IOP)

Monima’s Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is designed for women in San Diego seeking part-time treatment for moderate to severe alcohol or drug addiction. This structured outpatient program provides a higher level of support than standard weekly therapy and can serve as a bridge between full-time programs—like PHP or residential treatment—and resuming daily life. Participants in IOP engage in 9–15 hours of therapy each week.

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Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)

Monima’s Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) in San Diego offers the highest level of outpatient care available. This structured program is ideal for individuals whose severe fentanyl addiction has started to disrupt daily life. Many clients temporarily step away from work, school, or other routines to fully focus on recovery. During PHP, participants take part in five to six hours of group and individual therapy each day, five days a week.

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Outpatient Treatment

At Monima Wellness Center, we recognize that recovery continues beyond the completion of intensive treatment. Our outpatient program (OP) is designed to provide ongoing support for women in San Diego who have finished higher levels of care. This program ensures continued access to therapy, counseling, and other clinical services, giving clients the tools and resources needed to sustain progress and reduce the risk of relapse.

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Alumni Program

At Monima Wellness Center, our alumni program fosters a supportive community for women beyond treatment, emphasizing connection, wellness, and ongoing personal growth. Through monthly wellness events, weekly virtual meetings, and access to our exclusive Monima app, alumni remain connected to a network that offers encouragement, accountability, and guidance for thriving after fentanyl addiction recovery.

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Our Locations & Healing Spaces

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Monima HQ provides a serene, carefully designed space where women in San Diego can step away from everyday stress and fully concentrate on healing, personal growth, and self-discovery. Our environment embodies the belief that recovery is most effective in settings that feel safe, welcoming, and purposeful.

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Monima has teamed up with Ohana Recovery Residences to offer optional safe housing for women participating in our outpatient fentanyl addiction programs. Residents at Ohana benefit from a supportive, immersive recovery setting and a community of like-minded women.

Our Approach to Healing

At Monima, healing from fentanyl addiction is not one-size-fits-all; it’s a personalized journey guided by compassion, evidence-based practices, and a focus on the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. Our interdisciplinary treatment model blends evidence-based mental health therapies with holistic and somatic practices, supporting each woman’s emotional, physical, and psychological well-being for meaningful, lasting change.

Neuropsychological Evaluation & Personalized Care

At Monima, every woman’s recovery journey begins with a comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation. This assessment provides a clear understanding of cognitive functioning, emotional patterns, and underlying challenges that may contribute to substance use or mental health concerns. Using these insights, our clinical team develops a personalized treatment plan tailored to each individual’s unique needs, ensuring care is precise, intentional, and aligned with her goals from the very start.

Evidence-Based Therapies

Monima’s treatment approach is grounded in therapies that are scientifically proven to support lasting recovery. We offer a variety of modalities (including CBT, DBT, EMDR, IFS, ACT, and Cognitive Processing Therapy) that help women process trauma, manage emotional distress, develop healthier coping skills, and build positive patterns in thinking, behavior, and relationships. These therapies provide a strong clinical foundation while being tailored to each woman’s unique journey.

Somatic & Nervous System Healing

At Monima, we recognize that mental health and physical well-being are deeply connected. Through somatic therapies, breathwork, trauma-informed yoga, and pelvic floor support, women learn to reconnect with their bodies in safe, restorative ways. These practices help regulate the nervous system, release stored tension, and support emotional and physical grounding, promoting deeper healing beyond traditional talk therapy.

Holistic & Experiential Therapies

Monima integrates holistic and experiential approaches to support healing beyond traditional therapy. These practices (including acupuncture, art and dance therapy, mindfulness, sound healing, equine therapy, meditation, and reiki) encourage self-expression, emotional awareness, and personal growth. By engaging creativity and the body, women can access deeper levels of healing, build resilience, and foster meaningful connections within a safe, supportive environment.

To learn more information about Monima’s fentanyl addiction treatment program, verify insurance, or schedule a consultation for you or your loved one, just reach out to us by contact form or phone and we will get back to you in 24 hours. We respect your privacy and hold all information discussed in strict confidence.

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FAQs

Medication assistance treatment (MAT) and medications for addiction treatment are key to managing fentanyl addiction. Programs may include MAT programs and structured substance use and overdose prevention taskforces to support recovery and reduce relapse risk

Overdose prevention programs, syringe services, and harm reduction initiatives are essential to curb the fentanyl overdose epidemic. These strategies provide safer drug use options, education, and access to emergency care for those at risk.

Fentanyl test strips and harm reduction strategies can reduce the risk of opioid overdose and overdose deaths. These tools help individuals identify fentanyl in substances, allowing safer use practices and timely intervention to prevent fatal outcomes.

Women benefit from specialized addiction treatment because substance use often develops in emotional, hormonal, and relational contexts that differ from men’s experiences.

Many women face higher rates of trauma, anxiety, depression, and caregiving stress, which requires a more integrated, trauma-informed approach. Women-centered care provides a supportive environment where these factors are addressed through personalized therapy and identity-affirming support, leading to more meaningful and lasting recovery.

 
 

Women often face unique challenges when addressing addiction, including higher rates of trauma and emotional distress, hormonal shifts that affect mood and cravings, and strong feelings of guilt or stigma around seeking help.

Many juggle caregiving, relationships, and work responsibilities that make it difficult to prioritize their own recovery. Fear of judgment, relationship loss, or not being understood can also prevent women from reaching out for support, even when they know they need help.

Addiction rehab, Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP), and Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP) differ mainly in how much structure, medical oversight, and time commitment each level of treatment provides. The right program depends on the severity of the addiction, mental health needs, and how much support a person requires to stabilize and recover.

Addiction rehab (often used to describe residential or inpatient treatment) offers the highest level of care. Clients live on-site and receive 24/7 support in a fully structured environment, making it ideal for individuals with severe addiction, unsafe home environments, or repeated relapses.

PHP (Partial Hospitalization Program) is a step down from inpatient rehab but still very intensive. Clients attend treatment most of the day, several days per week, while living off-site. PHP is appropriate for individuals who need close clinical oversight but do not require overnight care.

IOP (Intensive Outpatient Program) offers greater flexibility. Clients attend treatment for fewer hours per week and continue working, attending school, or caring for family. IOP works best for individuals with a stable living environment who are able to manage recovery with structured support rather than full-time supervision.