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21802 Ocean Ave Torrance, CA 90503
+1 (561) 400 9546
admissions@detoxsocal.com
21802 Ocean Ave Torrance, CA 90503
Your journey to recovery starts in our peaceful South Bay sanctuary. At California Centers for Recovery, we understand that taking the first step toward healing takes courage. That’s why we’ve created a warm, welcoming space where you can focus on getting better.
Stay on track with caring support in our peaceful South Bay space.
Connect with others who understand—right here in the South Bay.
Grow stronger together with caring, guided support for your family.
Get 24/7 support in our safe, peaceful South Bay healing space.
Located in beautiful Torrance, California, our center provides a serene environment conducive to healing. With comfortable accommodations, private spaces for reflection, and areas for group activities, we’ve created an atmosphere that feels like home while maintaining the highest standards of medical care.
Welcome to California Centers for Recovery, where healing meets compassion in the heart of South Bay, Los Angeles. For over 4 years, we’ve been helping people just like you find their path to recovery in our peaceful Torrance location.
We believe that everyone’s journey is unique. That’s why we keep our facility small and personal, caring for just 6 patients at a time. This allows us to give you the attention you deserve with our 3:1 clinical staff ratio.
Begin your recovery safely with 24/7 care in a calm, supportive space. We’re here to help your body heal and prepare for the next step.
Heal in comfort with full-time care in our peaceful South Bay home. Focus fully on recovery with support every step of the way.
Your recovery is unique. We create a custom plan that fits your needs, goals, and pace—every step designed just for you.
We treat both addiction and mental health together, giving you the full support you need to heal inside and out.
Get care that’s tailored to your specific addiction. We focus on what you need to heal, recover, and move forward.
Recovery doesn’t stop when treatment ends. We provide ongoing support to help you stay strong and focused on your path forward.
We’ve spent four years helping people just like you find their path to recovery. Our peaceful home-like setting, caring staff, and proven treatment methods make the healing process more comfortable. We accept private insurance and welcome adults of all genders who are ready to change their lives.
Wake up in your cozy, comfortable room and begin your day with a healthy, nourishing breakfast prepared with care. Join small, supportive group sessions where you can speak freely, share your story, and feel truly heard—without fear or judgment.
Spend time in one-on-one therapy with experienced professionals who listen with compassion and guide you at your own pace. As the day winds down, take part in peaceful evening activities like meditation, group reflections, or quiet time to relax and recharge.
Every part of your day is designed to help you heal, grow, and feel supported.
Behind every success story is a team that cares. Our team is made up of compassionate professionals who are dedicated to helping you heal and grow. From counselors to support staff, each member brings heart, experience, and a commitment to your recovery journey.
Bradley Thompson-Moreland is a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC-II) who approaches each client with compassion, curiosity, and respect for their unique path. With years of experience in residential and outpatient treatment settings, he offers a grounded, trauma-informed perspective that balances clinical insight with real-world practicality.
Stephen Verduzco brings over a decade of experience in the behavioral health and substance use treatment field, offering compassionate and effective care to a wide range of populations. A former “hot shot” wildland firefighter, Stephen is no stranger to high-intensity, high-stakes environments—an experience that helped shape his deep commitment to service and resilience.
Since transitioning into the treatment field, Stephen has been instrumental in establishing and developing several local programs from the ground up. His work spans residential and outpatient care, and he has provided specialized support to clients involved in the parole system, as well as veterans, first responders, and other high-risk communities. His unique blend of lived experience, clinical insight, and leadership makes him a steady and grounded presence for both clients and staff alike.
Stephen is also a proud father of two and brings the same dedication to his family life that he brings to his professional mission: creating safe, empowering spaces for healing and transformation.
Jehan Feal is a Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) with years of experience managing medical care in both small, community-based programs and large treatment facilities. She brings a steady, compassionate presence to the clinical setting and believes that effective medical care in recovery begins with respect, empathy, and a commitment to honoring each individual’s voice.
Jehan is especially skilled in supporting clients through the detox process, using medication-assisted protocols when appropriate and always ensuring that safety and comfort come first. She recognizes that each person brings a unique history to treatment, and she approaches medical care with a deep awareness of the interconnectedness of physical and mental health needs.
Her philosophy emphasizes gentle, thorough, and collaborative care—balancing clinical excellence with a sincere dedication to helping clients feel seen, heard, and empowered. Jehan believes that while medical staff are tasked with keeping clients safe, they are also responsible for creating space where individuals can express their needs and begin to heal with dignity.
As a mother of three boys, Jehan often draws from the same well of patience, compassion, and intuition in her professional life that she brings to her role as a parent. Her nurturing approach, combined with her extensive nursing experience, makes her an invaluable presence for clients navigating the earliest and often most vulnerable stages of recovery.
Since graduating with her Master of Social Work from the University of Southern California, Sara has worked to provide direct clinical services including individual, group, family and couples’ therapy. Sara has experience providing care across the residential & outpatient substance abuse, integrated care, and non-profit settings.
Sara has provided screening, health coaching, and focused, brief evidence-based intervention and consultation to the medical team for patients seen in primary care with behavioral health conditions. She has also practiced evaluating, designing, and implementing brief ambulatory case management interventions for patients with psycho/social/ and substance abuse issues with a particular focus on patients with behavioral needs such as depression and anxiety. In her current position, Sara’s responsibilities also include planning and implementing interventions for dual-diagnosis substance abuse patients with emotional or behavioral problems such as difficulties with relationships, insomnia, depression, anxiety, grief, stress, etc. Sara is also experienced in helping patients with relaxation techniques, stress management, social support, self-management, and medication adherence. She aims to provide a compassionate, judgment-free environment for all clients.
