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Beach Community At 310 Recovery we believe in a spiritual, communal and experiential life and as such we work with our clients to explore who they are and carve out their place in the world. 310 Recovery provides clients with intensive, engaging, and life changing treatment that allows them to get their life back and remain sober. Our philosophy is in creating an environment where psychotherapy and social model treatmnet can co-exist
Garrett Stanford brings years of experience working with individuals and families struggling with behavioral health issues (CD/mental health). He began working in the nonprofit treatment sector for 2 years before transitioning in to the private sector. Garrett has been involved in treatment since 2010, with six years of experience ranging from operations, administration and admissions, etc.
MoreFrankie, the founder of 310 Recovery has a diverse background working as a life coach in the sober community. He has helped several clients work through the complications that drug and alcohol addiction bring in to people’s lives. Frankie had severe chemical dependency for years of his life.
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