Morningside Recovery’s main administrative and clinical offices are located on the Balboa Peninsula in Newport Beach, California. Our client residences are located throughout the peninsula and Lido Isle, with student housing in Costa Mesa. Due to HIPAA regulations and for our clients’ safety, we cannot give exact addresses for the client residences. A map and directions to our main office are located below. Please contact us if you have any problems finding us.
Address:
3421 Via Oporto, Suite 200
Newport Beach, California 92663
"Morningside's individualized treatment model addressed all of my needs. I was able to confront all of my pain and trauma."
-Kelli K.
"I got my motivation of life back. I addressed my core issues. I understand at a deeper level where my triggers are. I made new friends and I learned to trust, have compassion, and tolerance. I learned how to slow down and be present in the moment."
Doris K.
"My therapist is wonderful. She's done more work in 30 days than 60 days with my other therapist."
Katie Z.
"I got through some tremendous difficulties from my past and I learned how to manage my depression and anxiety without the help from drugs and alcohol and that's huge"
Rob S.
"It's not a lockdown facility. You have enough freedom to learn from mistakes. The therapists are amazing."
G.S.
"I feel Morningside saved my life."
Julie A.
"I was very skeptical at first, but then I came to love my experience here. I got my health back, and my head is straight. I have a new perspective on life. I'm motivated to live now."
Shamus D.
"I got my motivation for life back. I addressed my core issues. I understand at a deeper level where my triggers are."
Nicki S.
"I think I'm a completely different person. I didn't relapse. I don't have any compulsions. I learned how to love myself."
Anna W.
"I have so appreciated my time at Morningside. I learned a lot. If you actively seek what you need, this program offers everything; it's all here."
Matt V.
"I came in hopeless and suicidal and now I'm grateful and I have a lot of hope. I gained insight into my own life and learned the life-skills to be a happy and a successful person outside of treatment."
John P.
