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Below are 128 drug rehabilitation centers in Los Angeles, CA.
Below are 128 drug rehabilitation centers in Los Angeles, CA.
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A Division Of Life Management Skills Addiction Alternatives Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90035-1152 Contact Phone: (310) 275-5433 Website: http://www.addictionalternatives.com Description: Alternatives is located in Beverly Hills, California and offer nearby living options for out-of-town clients. Our program is the only program in the Los Angeles area offering both abstinence and moderation treatment goals for clients. If you're looking for the most evidence-based treatment around and the only program in the U.S. that will teach you to reduce your drinking and drink less instead of quitting drinking, you've found us! |
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Aguila Recovery Home California Hispanic Commission Alcohol And Drug Abuse Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90042 Contact Phone: (323) 258-2921 Website: http://www.chcada.org Description: Established in 1975 in order to reduce alcohol abuse and dependency amongst Latino males in Central California, the California Hispanic Commission quickly expanded its service offerings to address the needs of multiple-risk populations throughout the State. While remaining committed to the provision of culture-specifi c services to Latinos, the California Hispanic Commission now provides a broad range of services that transcend racial/ethnic and gender lines. Uniquely cognizant of the fact that the genesis of substance abuse disorders is often located within biochemical and genetic factors; familial circumstances; psychological dynamics, and within the realm of the environmental and the sociocultural, CHCADA is a private, nonprofi t community-based organization that has always sought to address both the antecedents and the secondary effects of substance abuse and dependency through the use of comprehensive interdisciplinary services. |
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Alcoholism Center For Women Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90006 Contact Phone: (213) 381-8500 Website: https://www.alcoholismcenterforwomen.org/ Description: The Alcoholism Center for Women (ACW) is incorporated as a 501(c) 3 organization with the mission to provide a safe and supportive sober environment in which women and youth can repair, restore and reclaim their lives, protect children and strengthen families and communities by making new choices for positive futures. Established in 1974 to address the special needs of women affected by alcohol and other drug abuse, ACW is now licensed and certified by the California Department of Alcohol and Drug Program to provide a variety of residential and outpatient rehabilitation programs for women and youth supported by Medi-Cal, General Relief (GR), the Los Angeles County Substance Abuse Prevention and Control. |
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Alcott Center For Mental Health Services Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90035 Contact Phone: (310) 785-2121 Website: http://www.alcottcenter.org Description: The mission of the Alcott Center for Mental Health Services is to enhance the quality of life, promote independence and empower individuals living with mental illness to live productive and meaningful lives. The Alcott Center provides high quality treatment and supportive services within a caring, respectful environment. |
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Altamed Health Services Buena Care Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90033 Contact Phone: (323) 223-6146 Website: https://www.altamed.org/ Description: AltaMed’s methadone clinic specializes in the treatment of heroin addiction through narcotic replacement therapy. This program serves patients in the greater Los Angeles area with comprehensive methadone detoxification and maintenance programs. |
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Alternatives Unit Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90027 Contact Phone: (800) 342-5429 Description: |
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Amistad De Los Angeles Amity Foundation Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90007 Contact Phone: (213) 743-9023 Website: http://www.amityfdn.org/ Description: Amity Foundation is dedicated to the inclusion and habilitation of individuals, children, and families marginalized by homelessness, poverty, addiction, crime, racism, sexism, trauma, and violence. Amity is committed to research, development, implementation, and dissemination of information regarding community building. Remembrance, Resolution, Reconciliation, Renovation, Restoration |
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Avalon Carver Community Center Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90011 Contact Phone: (323) 232-4391 Website: http://www.avalon-carver.org Description: The Avalon-Carver Community Center has been a multi-service resource to low-income individuals and families in south-central Los Angeles, CA since 1940. Founded with community funds, the Center has expanded over the years to offer a variety of publicly and privately funded programs for low income families and those impacted by the abuse of alcohol and other addictive substances. The mission of the Avalon-Carver Community Center is to care for the physical, mental and spiritual needs of individuals and families in south central Los Angeles whose lives have been severely disrupted by the use of alcohol and other addictive substances. It hopes to change the attitudes and negative behaviors of it’s clients for the purpose of returning them to productive and satisfying roles within the community. The Center hopes to effect these changes by offering a full range of direct and supportive services that will holistically address the needs of clients, their families and the community at large. |
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Bear Institute Brothers Making A Difference Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90018 Contact Phone: (323) 752-8352 Description: |
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Beit T'shuvah Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90034 Contact Phone: (310) 204-5200 Website: https://www.beittshuvah.org/ Description: Addiction is a symptom of divided self; an unhealthy dependence on substances or compulsive activities to provide a temporary sense of wholeness and well-being. It is a "dis-ease" of body, mind, soul and spirit. Recovery therefore requires an integrative approach. The Integrative Recovery Model at Beit T'Shuvah is a unique blend of Jewish spirituality, cognitive behavioral therapy, 12-step philosophy and the creative arts. The ambiance of the residential setting is a both therapeutic and residential community. Our mission is to restore lost souls and return them to themselves, their families and the community through a healing community of Jewish spirituality, 12 Step recovery and psychotherapy. Our vision is to reduce the incidence of addiction and other harmful behaviors through individual and family education. The Beit T'Shuvah campus is located in West Los Angeles. The facility is a homey setting where approximately 120 residents interact with clinical staff in a healing atmosphere that emphasizes faith-based recovery and the values of the Jewish community. Addiction is a disease of the body, mind and spirit and Beit T'Shuvah offers a dynamic program to meet the individual needs of each resident in every stage of recovery. |
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Beverly Clinic/baart Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90057 Contact Phone: (213) 353-1140 Website: http://www.baartprograms.com/ Description: With our original beginnings in the San Francisco Bay Area back in 1977, BAART Programs has a long history of dedication to drug addiction and community healthcare services. Since then, we have expanded our reach statewide and nationwide providing addiction treatment through our many clinics in five states. We are proud to be a multi-service organization offering drug treatment and rehabilitation programs for patients across the country, and here in Southern California through our four Los Angeles area locations. |
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Boyle Heights Family Recovery Center Behavioral Health Services Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90023 Contact Phone: (323) 262-1786 Website: http://www.bhs-inc.org Description: Behavioral Health Services (BHS) is a not-for-profit community-based healthcare organization providing substance abuse, mental health, drug-free transitional living, older adult services, HIV/AIDS education and prevention, and other related health services to the residents of Southern California. |
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Hollywood Medical/mental Health Services American Health Services Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90019 Contact Phone: (323) 653-1677 Website: http://www.americanhealthservices.org/ Description: Established in 1983, Eldorado Community Service Centers, American Health Services, and their affiliated healthcare providers hold over 30 years of experience providing medical, mental health, and substance abuse treatment services. We are committed to excellence and dedicated to the wellness of the communities we serve. |
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Institute For Womens Health Bienvenidos Childrens Center Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90022 Contact Phone: (323) 268-5442 Website: http://www.bienvenidos.org Description: Women’s Institute for Health (Instituto de Salud Feminina) - A six-month evidence-based substance abuse treatment program specifically designed for women, especially mothers. |
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Latinas Recovery Home California Hispanic Commission Alcohol And Drug Abuse Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90033 Contact Phone: (323) 261-7810 Website: http://www.chcada.org Description: Established in 1975 in order to reduce alcohol abuse and dependency amongst Latino males in Central California, the California Hispanic Commission quickly expanded its service offerings to address the needs of multiple-risk populations throughout the State. While remaining committed to the provision of culture-specific services to Latinos, the California Hispanic Commission now provides a broad range of services that transcend racial/ethnic and gender lines. Uniquely cognizant of the fact that the genesis of substance abuse disorders is often located within biochemical and genetic factors; familial circumstances; psychological dynamics, and within the realm of the environmental and the sociocultural, CHCADA is a private, nonprofit community-based organization that has always sought to address both the antecedents and the secondary effects of substance abuse and dependency through the use of comprehensive interdisciplinary services. |
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Latinos Recovery Home/wabash California Hispanic Commission Alcohol And Drug Abuse Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90033 Contact Phone: (323) 780-8756 Website: http://www.chcada.org Description: Established in 1975 in order to reduce alcohol abuse and dependency amongst Latino males in Central California, the California Hispanic Commission quickly expanded its service offerings to address the needs of multiple-risk populations throughout the State. While remaining committed to the provision of culture-specific services to Latinos, the California Hispanic Commission now provides a broad range of services that transcend racial/ethnic and gender lines. Uniquely cognizant of the fact that the genesis of substance abuse disorders is often located within biochemical and genetic factors; familial circumstances; psychological dynamics, and within the realm of the environmental and the sociocultural, CHCADA is a private, nonprofit community-based organization that has always sought to address both the antecedents and the secondary effects of substance abuse and dependency through the use of comprehensive interdisciplinary services. Latinos, located at 2436 Wabash Avenue in Los Angeles, is a six-bed alcohol residential program for men. |
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Lincoln Heights Family Recovery Center Behavioral Health Services Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90032 Contact Phone: (323) 221-1746 Website: http://www.bhs-inc.org Description: Behavioral Health Services (BHS) is a not-for-profit community-based healthcare organization providing substance abuse, mental health, drug-free transitional living, older adult services, HIV/AIDS education and prevention, and other related health services to the residents of Southern California. |
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Manchester School Atlantic Recovery Services Region Three Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90044 Contact Phone: (562) 436-3533 Description: |
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Mujeres Recovery Home California Hispanic Commission Alcohol And Drug Abuse Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90042 Contact Phone: (323) 254-2423 Website: http://www.chcada.org Description: CHCADA seeks to provide culturally competent bicultural , bilingual, and monolingual services that will reduce the environmental vulnerability of low-income Latinos and other marginalized populations in California and throughout the United States. Mujeres is a six bed residential facility for women. It is located at 530 North Avenue 54 in Los Angeles. |
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Olympia Academy For Youth Asian American Drug Abuse Program Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90036 Contact Phone: (323) 933-9022 Website: http://www.aadapinc.org Description: Olympia Academy: AADAP’s youth residential program is a 16-bed treatment facility for youth ages 14-17. Residents are given the tools needed to explore their lives, sharpen their communication skills, manage their emotions, and gain academic and basic life skills. Daily structure includes an on-site school facility (LAUSD Community Day School), and other daily activities that provide the opportunities for youth to practice proactive analysis of complex situations. Family participation is highly encouraged in the program, with bi-weekly family support groups facilitated by staff. |
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Therapeutic Community Asian American Drug Abuse Program Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90043 Contact Phone: (323) 293-6291 Website: http://www.aadapinc.org Description: AADAP’s Therapeutic Community (TC) is a 12 to 18 month residential treatment program. The TC is designed to be a microcosm of the world at large and it is structured to be a learning environment. It is to reflect, as much as possible, day-to-day situations encountered in life. Within the 24-hour, 7-day/week structure, residents are provided the opportunity to teach and learn from each other. Clients learn to work and interact with each other in situations simulating that of the real world. In the process, they practice and “live†new and different lifestyles from ones they had been accustomed to living, as they prepare themselves for re-entry. |
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Units I And Ii Alcoholism Center For Women Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90006 Contact Phone: (213) 381-8500 Website: http://alcoholismcenterforwomen.org/ Description: The Alcoholism Center for Women (ACW) is incorporated as a 501(c) 3 organization with the mission to provide a safe and supportive sober environment in which women and youth can repair, restore and reclaim their lives, protect children and strengthen families and communities by making new choices for positive futures. |
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Brown Scapular Program Canon Human Services Center Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90002 Contact Phone: (323) 249-9097 Website: http://www.canonhsci.org/ Description: People who abuse alcohol and other drugs rarely stop to consider that they are also abusing their bodies, eroding their mental functioning, and impairing their ability to relate to other people. Bringing these issues into focus for those who are addicted to chemical substances represents one key thread in the complex fabric of the treatment and recovery processes at Canon Human Services. Canon, through its Brown Scapular Program, has been helping people overcome chemical dependency and resolve drug-related problems since 1988. A non-profit community service corporation, Canon provides drug-free counseling and support services both on an outpatient basis and in residential setting. Although residential services are currently available only to male applicants, the outpatient program is open to both men and women. Canon is located in South Central Los Angeles, an area where the need for its services is mostly readily apparent. |
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Chabad Of California Chabad Residential Treatment Center Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90036 Contact Phone: (323) 965-1365 Website: http://www.chabadrehab.com/ Description: Since 1972 thousands of men from every imaginable background have successfully received treatment at Chabad Rehabilitation Center, based on criteria established by the national institute on drug abuse, Washington DC. Graduates of our long-term program achieve far above the national recovery rate in their quest to re-orient their life. Chabad views drug abuse as a symptom of a deeper problem. Our program uses a psychological-therapy and 12 step model that concentrates on the underlying issues contributing to dependence. We focus on establishing a structure that promotes recovery and improves the quality of life, placing special significance on ethical and moral growth that is so vital to the development of personal integrity. Accordingly, although the program is non-sectarian, it is based on the age old values of Jewish Torah, the source of Judeo-Christian values. Our goal is to give each client the foundation and motivation to lead an alcohol and drug free lifestyle with confidence, as a productive member of society. Chabad works to ensure that each graduate will have the tools he needs to effectively cope with the psychological, environmental, emotional and interpersonal triggers of relapse. |
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Childrens Hospital Of Los Angeles Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90027 Contact Phone: (323) 660-2450 Website: http://www.chla.org/ Description: Children's Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit hospital for pediatric care. CHLA has been named the best children’s hospital on the West Coast and is among the top five in the nation for clinical excellence with its selection to the prestigious U.S. News & World Report Honor Roll. CHLA is home to The Saban Research Institute, one of the largest and most productive pediatric research facilities in the United States. CHLA is also one of America's premier teaching hospitals through its affiliation since 1932 with the Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California. Each year, we provide more than 104,000 children with pediatric health care in a setting designed just for their needs. We are a research hospital and believe that it is through research that we can improve the delivery of care to the children of the future. |
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Childrens Institute Inc. Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90005 Contact Phone: (213) 385-5100 Website: http://www.childrensinstitute.org Description: Children’s Institute, Inc. (CII) helps children in Los Angeles’s most challenged communities heal from the trauma of family and community violence, build the confidence and skills to break through the barriers of poverty, and grow up to lead healthy, productive lives. |
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Circle Of Friends Outpt Services Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90038 Contact Phone: (323) 465-5888 Description: |
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Clinica Monsenor Oscar A Romero Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90033 Contact Phone: (323) 987-1030 Website: http://clinicaromero.com/ Description: The management, staff, and Board of ClÃnica Msr. Oscar A. Romero are mission-driven to provide quality health care, health education, and community advocacy on behalf of the under-served men, women and children of Greater Los Angeles. ClÃnica Romero offers effective, intensive and quality substance abuse treatment and outpatient services to both youth and adults. We also work with pregnant women and offer daycare services to our clients. All services are provided by caring staff in both English and Spanish. |
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Clinica Monsenor Oscar A Romero Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90057 Contact Phone: (213) 989-7700 Website: http://clinicaromero.com/ Description: The management, staff, and Board of ClÃnica Msr. Oscar A. Romero are mission-driven to provide quality health care, health education, and community advocacy on behalf of the under-served men, women and children of Greater Los Angeles. ClÃnica Romero offers effective, intensive and quality substance abuse treatment and outpatient services to both youth and adults. We also work with pregnant women and offer daycare services to our clients. All services are provided by caring staff in both English and Spanish. |
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Comprehensive Substance Abuse Program East Los Angeles Health Task Force Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90023 Contact Phone: (323) 261-2171 Description: |
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The Chicago School Of Professional Psychology Counseling Center - Westwood Counseling Center Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90024 Contact Phone: (310) 481-5900 Website: http://counseling.tcscenters.org/ Description: Operated by the nation’s oldest and largest graduate university of psychology, The Chicago School of Professional Psychology Counseling Center employs some of the region’s most experienced clinical psychologists and marital and family therapists who provide close supervision to master’s and doctoral-level interns who are working toward clinical licensure. Under the mentorship of the licensed clinical staff, our intern therapists provide psychotherapy, couples counseling, group therapy, and psychological testing services to clients struggling with a wide range of issues such as anxiety and depression, relationship challenges, bereavement, eating disorders, sexual orientation issues, substance abuse, domestic violence, chronic mental illness, sexual abuse, post-traumatic stress, and more. In keeping with The Chicago School’s mission to meet the needs of underserved populations, the Center provides premiere services to all members of the community, on an affordable sliding scale. The Center is a nonprofit (501C 3) educational and charitable psychological treatment center, supported by client fees, grants, funds raised by special events, and private donations. |
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Covenant House California Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90027 Contact Phone: (323) 461-3131 Website: http://www.covenanthouse.org Description: For more than 20 years, Covenant House California has been an open door to thousands of homeless kids... providing them with a safe environment, education, employment and, most importantly, a chance to become independent, self-sufficient adults. We operate as a multi-service agency, with locations in the heart of Hollywood and Oakland. Since 1988 we have helped more than 100,000 homeless youth. The kids who come to us for help are often victims of physical and sexual abuse. Many are aged-out of the foster care system or trying to escape gang membership or a life of prostitution and violence. Our work begins on the street with our outreach vans and continues through our crisis care and transitional living programson site. CHC has two residential campuses operating 24 hours daily. Our Rights of Passage program has 30 beds in Hollywood and 12 beds in Oakland. CHC also has five off-site apartments in Hollywood to house 10 youth who have achieved educational success or employment stability. Education is a top priority at Covenant House California because it is the key element in the personal development of our youth. Our CHC Employment Skills Program offers a variety of skills training, educational counseling, tutoring and coursework towards earning their GED. About 60% of the youth that come through our doors do not have a high school diploma. It is among Covenant House California's top priorities to offer our youth a pathway to stability and independence through education. |
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Culver Vista Family Center Clare Foundation Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90066 Contact Phone: (310) 314-6200 Website: http://www.clarefoundation.org Description: The CLARE Foundation is a nonprofit organization providing effective and compassionate treatment, recovery, and prevention services for alcoholism and substance abuse to individuals, families and the community. |
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Dare U To Care Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90061 Contact Phone: (323) 777-2372 Website: http://www.dareutocare.org/ Description: Since 1995, Dare U To Care Outreach Ministries has provided a Christian-based residential program of recovery from substance abuse and criminal behavior to thousands of men and women, regardless of their backgrounds. Headquartered in South Los Angeles, Dare U To Care is a 501 c) (3), state-licensed organization. Its program is a six-to-twelve month 12-step social model therapeutic community with an emphasis on spiritual development, improving life skills, and especially substance abuse education. Dare U To Care provides the ideal recovery atmosphere for men and women who have been displaced or made homeless by substance abuse, criminal activity, domestic violence, incarceration, and extended dealings with the parole and probation systems. Many clients are ordered to enroll through the courts, while others sign up through the urging of family, friends or workplaces. Clients of Dare U To care are provided housing, meals, one-on-one counseling, group meetings, access to medical and social services, group meetings and activities, and opportunities for career training and ongoing education. |
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Didi Hirsch Cmhc Metro Center Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90057 Contact Phone: (213) 381-3626 Website: http://www.didihirsch.org Description: At Didi Hirsch's Metro Center, we serve both youth and adults. Most are recent Latino immigrants and among the most economically distressed of all our clients. Children and their families receive mental health services in their homes, at area schools, and at the Center. Our substance abuse programs serve both youth and adults. We schedule many adult services at night to accommodate adults who cannot afford to take time away from work. We are also part of Project 50, a County-wide collaborative that serves adults living on Skid Row. Our role is to provide substance abuse outreach and treatment. |
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Discovery Program Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90025 Contact Phone: (800) 303-0156 Website: http://www.thediscoveryprogram.com Description: The Discovery Program is a licensed residential addiction treatment program with medically supervised detox services for women seeking recovery and men seeking recovery from prescription drug addiction, drug addiction and alcohol abuse. The Discovery drug rehab Program is located in the Century City area of West Los Angeles. We are recognized nationally for our work in chemical dependency and addiction treatment from drug abuse and alcohol addiction. The Discovery Drug Rehab Program’s goal is to help men and women recover from drug abuse by addressing the underlying issues that contribute to drug addiction and alcoholism. |
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Div Of Adolescent Med/sa Treatment Program Childrens Hospital Of Los Angeles Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90027 Contact Phone: (323) 361-2463 Website: http://www.chla.org/ Description: Drugs and alcohol can have a dire impact on the growing adolescent brain, especially one that is already affected by childhood trauma. Adolescent substance abuse is a major public health concern. Here are a few statistics that help tell the story: Marijuana use among teens has risen in the past three years; Roughly one in fifteen high school seniors today is a current daily, or near-daily, marijuana user; “Club Drugs†such as Cocaine, LSD, and Ecstasy (MDMA are as prevalent among youth today as they were in the 1980s; Alcohol remains the most widely used substance and most problematic in teens; Recent statistics indicate that 22 percent of high school seniors are binge drinking (five or more drinks in a row on at least one occasion in a two week period). Community-based education that is designed to demonize drugs can often have the opposite result—causing drugs to appear more enticing to the risk-taking nature of teenagers. Scare tactics may prevent some teens from drinking or using drugs but does little to convince others that “drugs are bad†and the messengers often lose credibility. The Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Services program in the Division of Adolescent Medicine leverages some of the more effective ways of addressing drug and substance abuse and misuse among teens. We provide accurate, age-appropriate information concerning drugs and alcohol to youth, their parents, and the community. We work to normalize healthy curiosity, risk-taking behaviors and the natural adolescent desire to become more independent of their caretakers. We provide a formal assessment that includes a look at risk and protective factors within the context of each individual’s use. This helps teens understand their use on on a continuum of severity from non-use to dependent use. We combine the latest science and research with practical experiences and insights gained over decades of work youth to address underage drinking and drug use. We endorse a basic philosophy that promotes safety first while encouraging youth to remain drug and alcohol free. |
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El Centro Del Pueblo Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90057 Contact Phone: (213) 487-9779 Description: |
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For Men Chabad Residential Treatment Center Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90036 Contact Phone: (323) 965-1365 Website: http://www.chabadrehab.com/ Description: Since 1972 thousands of men from every imaginable background have successfully received treatment at Chabad Rehabilitation Center, based on criteria established by the national institute on drug abuse, Washington DC. Graduates of our long-term program achieve far above the national recovery rate in their quest to re-orient their life. Chabad views drug abuse as a symptom of a deeper problem. Our program uses a psychological-therapy and 12 step model that concentrates on the underlying issues contributing to dependence. We focus on establishing a structure that promotes recovery and improves the quality of life, placing special significance on ethical and moral growth that is so vital to the development of personal integrity. Accordingly, although the program is non-sectarian, it is based on the age old values of Jewish Torah, the source of Judeo-Christian values. Our goal is to give each client the foundation and motivation to lead an alcohol and drug free lifestyle with confidence, as a productive member of society. Chabad works to ensure that each graduate will have the tools he needs to effectively cope with the psychological, environmental, emotional and interpersonal triggers of relapse. |
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Paloma Recovery Home California Hispanic Commission Alcohol And Drug Abuse Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90042 Contact Phone: (323) 257-9227 Website: http://www.chcada.org Description: CHCADA seeks to provide culturally competent bicultural, bilingual,and monolingual services that will reduce the environmental vulnerability of low –income Latinos and other marginalized populations in California and throughout the United States. CHCADA also provides organizational development and supportive services to Latino-serving organizations. Additionally, CHCADA also serves as an intermediary between low-income, undereducated Latinos and other populations, and the public and private institutions who provide supportive services to these groups. Finally, CHCADA, through research and evaluation, film and video and other means, documents and confirms the changing status of the populations that it serves. |
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Place Of Family Charles R Drew Univ Of Med And Science Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90002 Contact Phone: (323) 564-6982 Description: |
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Psychiatric Services Los Angeles Didi Hirsch Cmhc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90066 Contact Phone: (310) 751-1200 Website: http://www.didihirsch.org Description: With over 70 years of experience Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services provides mental health and substance abuse services to those in need, regardless of ability to pay. Our 11 sites serve more than 74,000 clients a year throughout Southern California – from Pacoima to South Los Angeles, Downtown LA to Santa Ana and many points in between. We offer a wide range of services, including crisis intervention and stabilization, counseling, residential treatment, case management, youth-at-risk and family reinforcement programs, delinquency prevention programs, substance abuse treatment and prevention, and extensive community outreach. We also operate the only free, accredited, 24-hour, seven-days-a-week, suicide prevention crisis line from Orange County to Santa Barbara. Centrally located between the communities of Mar Vista and Venice, the Mar Vista Center offers mental health and substance abuse services for children and their families on site, in the home, and in a number of schools. Specialized programs focus on the prevention and treatment of child abuse and on reunification counseling for children who have been found after abduction. Adults receiving aid through CalWORKs receive treatment that addresses the psychological barriers that interfere with their ability to find and retain work. Our substance abuse prevention and treatment program for adolescents and their families helps them develop the skills to maintain a drug-free lifestyle. Additionally, it meets the requirements for court-ordered alcohol and drug education for youth on probation. |
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Socorro Drug Free Outpatient Program Cri Help Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90031 Contact Phone: (323) 222-7660 Website: http://www.cri-help.org Description: Cri-Help’s outpatient and day treatment programs are designed for those individuals who need a structured recovery program for substance abuse but do not require 24-hour supervision. Outpatient treatment programs are available at the George T. Pfleger Center located in North Hollywood and at Socorro in the Lincoln Heights area of East Los Angeles. Traditional and intensive outpatient treatment consists of structured group and individual counseling and thorough 12-step integration. Therapeutic therapies address the neurobiology of addiction, relapse prevention, anger management as well as gender-specific recovery issues. Outpatient treatment is available as part of a plan, or as an independent service. Both traditional and intensive levels are designed with client-centered case management, assuring the client’s full collaborative input into treatment planning, implementation and monitoring. Each client’s time commitment ranges from five to nine hours per week, most of which is scheduled during evenings and weekends to allow for work schedules and family considerations. Outpatient services which address co-occurring disorders and cross-addictions, including nicotine, are available. To consider the family dynamics of addiction, clients are encouraged to involve family members in appropriate groups. Twelve-step meeting participation is an integrated part of all treatment activities. Discharge planning includes referrals to allied health professionals and community resources. The Outpatient Program is available through many insurance/managed care organizations. |
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Socorro Rdf Cri Help Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90031 Contact Phone: (323) 222-1440 Website: http://www.cri-help.org Description: Founded in 1987, Socorro addresses the growing needs of the Latino community. We provide a full range of chemical dependency treatment services for adults 18 and over in both English and Spanish, breaking down language barriers that are often obstacles to obtaining treatment. Socorro offers the ideal design of an effective 12-Step Treatment program in conjunction with evidenced-based practices that are presented in a culturally relevant manner. Socorro is located on a full square block property in Lincoln Heights, less than a mile east of Los Angeles County / USC Hospital. The facility contains thirty-eight dorm-style rooms, group therapy rooms, a large dining area, recreation and entertainment rooms, classrooms, a computer lab, literacy library, and gym. The luscious outdoor area provides ample space for clients and includes a basketball and volleyball court. |
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Southern California Do It Now Foundation Of Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90028 Contact Phone: (323) 465-3784 Description: |
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(lacada)/downtown Center Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90013 Contact Phone: (213) 626-6411 Website: http://lacada.com/ Description: Downtown L.A. CADA is a substance abuse and behavioral outpatient treatment facility, fully accredited by the State of California’s Alcohol and Drug Program Administration (ADPA), and the County of Los Angeles’ Substance Abuse Prevention and Control (SAPC). Downtown L.A. CADA has a caring and supportive staff that is client-centered- The length of the treatment program varies, according to the program and the needs of the client. Downtown L.A. CADA is unique in that we are an “open door†facility – our services are provided on an “ability to pay†basis. Every effort is made not to turn away a client because of a lack of funds or the absence of a funding source. Many of our clients are homeless or at-risk homeless, but not all. Some are Court ordered into treatment, but others walk through our doors seeking help on their own. |
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1st 2nd 3rd Offenders Ncadd South Bay High Gain Drinking Driver Program Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90045 Contact Phone: (310) 644-3659 Website: http://www.ncaddsb.com/ Description: The NCADD/South Bay is dedicated to the promotion of better health and greater safety in the South Bay and its neighboring communities. To accomplish this the Organization provides programs of education and prevention regarding the misuse of alcohol and other drugs and the diseases of alcoholism and drug dependence, and offers recovery and/or referral services to those afflicted with such problems and for their loved ones who also suffer. High Gain Drinking Driver Program - For persons convicted of a first, second or third offense. This program emphasizes alcohol/drug education, group counseling, individual sessions and self-help group meetings. Licensed and certified by the State of California and Los Angeles County. |
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Alcohol Drug Action Program Jewish Family Service Of Los Angeles Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90035 Contact Phone: (310) 247-1180 Website: http://www.jfsla.org Description: JFS’ Addiction and Prevention Program (ADAP) provides substance abuse prevention, education, and support services to people of all backgrounds and socio-economic status living in Los Angeles and the San Gabriel Valley. Our goal is to raise awareness of the risks of alcohol and drug use by providing education and information to youth, parents, and the community. In addition to prevention programming, ADAP offers consultation, referral and training throughout Los Angeles County. |
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Bricks/kick Hillsman Drug And Alcohol Center Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90011 Contact Phone: (323) 231-2585 Description: |
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Drug Services Center Latino Family Alcohol And Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90022 Contact Phone: (323) 722-4529 Website: http://www.chcada.org Description: Established in 1975 in order to reduce alcohol abuse and dependency amongst Latino males in Central California, the California Hispanic Commission quickly expanded its service offerings to address the needs of multiple-risk populations throughout the State. While remaining committed to the provision of culture-specifi c services to Latinos, the California Hispanic Commission now provides a broad range of services that transcend racial/ethnic and gender lines. Uniquely cognizant of the fact that the genesis of substance abuse disorders is often located within biochemical and genetic factors; familial circumstances; psychological dynamics, and within the realm of the environmental and the sociocultural, CHCADA is a private, nonprofi t community-based organization that has always sought to address both the antecedents and the secondary effects of substance abuse and dependency through the use of comprehensive interdisciplinary services. |
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Family Counseling Program Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90014 Contact Phone: (213) 489-5225 Website: http://www.familycounselingprograms.org/ Description: We are Committed in working with Families and children in order to preserve FAMILY STABILITY and Dedicated to the Safe and Healthy/Nurturing of Children so that they can Succeed in School Achievement and Secure a Successful Future. |
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Family Service Center His Sheltering Arms Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90061 Contact Phone: (323) 755-6646 Website: http://www.hisshelteringarms.org/ Description: His Sheltering Arms has over 25 years of experience assisting women who are transitioning into new lives free of alcohol and substance abuse. Our treatment center provides gender-specific, personalized medical and psychotherapeutic treatment for women suffering from alcohol and substance addictions. Providing a warm, supportive, residential experience rooted in respect and structure, we offer our residents safe, transitional housing as they recover and rebuild their lives. Our staff provides professional and comprehensive treatment combining proven, time-tested 12-Step programs such as Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous. We work with each of our residents to help them restore and rebuild relationships, to grow personally, to seek out education and to find and secure employment. We are committed to providing the highest quality of service to our clients and their families as they continue their journey through healing to a new, healthier and productive life. |
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Felicity House Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90034 Contact Phone: (310) 837-3042 Website: http://www.felicityhouse.com/ Description: Felicity House was established in 1974 by a group of concerned citizens at a time when there were only a handful of alcohol recovery facilities in the entire nation, and almost none offering help exclusively to women. It remains one of the few affordable women's recovery homes in West Los Angeles. As a non-profit organization, Felicity House currently offers up to 8 women at a time, a safe, long-term, structured environment away from the stresses and triggers that make staying sober so difficult in early recovery. Under the leadership of Executive Director Sherri Talbert Caruso and a volunteer board of directors, Felicity House uses peer group support, one-on-one guidance and a 12-step philosophy to help residents gain a firm foundation in recovery. Curfews, required 12-step meetings, chores and goal-setting are tools that help the women cope with the chaos their chemically dependent lifestyles have wrought. Without these tools and this safe haven, the difficulty of job re-entry, personal, financial and legal problems, and the baggage of mental, physical and emotional abuse, both self-inflicted and otherwise, might overwhelm them, leading them back to alcohol and drugs. |
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Found Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90006 Contact Phone: (323) 730-9497 Description: |
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Friendly House Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90034 Contact Phone: (213) 389-8810 Website: http://www.friendlyhousela.org/ Description: Friendly House was founded in 1951 and was one of the first treatment centers in the country for women recovering from substance and alcohol abuse. In fact, it’s one of the models for recovery homes in the United States and Europe. We have successfully treated thousands of women with a success rate of 76% compared to the hospital average of 35%. The organization is solely supported by private donations and grants, by the fundraising efforts of the Board of Directors, Grateful Hearts (former residents of Friendly House), and special events such as our annual awards luncheon and Fashion for Life. |
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Grand Avenue Center For Dignity Interconnection Center Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90037 Contact Phone: (213) 747-4624 Description: |
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Grandview Foundation Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90042 Contact Phone: (626) 797-1124 Website: http://www.grandviewfoundation.com/ Description: Grandview Foundation’s mission is to provide residential recovery services to men, and outpatient services to men and women, 18 and over, and their families who suffer from the effects of alcoholism and drug addiction. In response to this mission, The Grandview Foundation has undertaken the steps necessary to identify the causes, provide treatment, and make available direct and supportive recovery services necessary to realistically address the needs of alcoholics and addicted persons in an environment of diminishing resources. Addiction deteriorates individuals, and families biologically, psychologically, socially, and spiritually. The Grandview model is designed to promote healing in those areas, and restore the quality of life so our clients may re-enter society as a contributing member, with hope for the future, and at peace with today. |
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Higher Goals Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90044 Contact Phone: (323) 755-9702 Website: http://www.highergoals.org/ Description: Higher Goals, Inc. was incorporated in 1992 to bring hope and help to those suffering and homeless in Los Angeles neighborhoods. Originally a service arm of the Prayer Time Mission founded in 1971 by Dorothy and John Thompson, the ministry was a response to a growing community need for assistance with housing. As the Thompsons and their friends reached out to the homeless, it soon became apparent that more services were needed than could be financed by church members alone. An expanding financial base allowed Higher Goals, Inc. to add more resources including an emergency shelter with 20 beds and supportive services. 90-Day residency and transitional housing with stays of up to 6 months at multiple sites, job training and employment services are now available. As outreach has stepped up, referrals have increased from info line and other resources throughout Los Angeles county. Today Higher Goals, Inc. works in tandem with many agencies in order to maximize the services we provide to an ever – increasing constituency. Higher Goals, Inc. community workers respond to all people in need. We serve the AIDS community by providing case management for HIV+ clients in collaboration with Drew Medical Center. |
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His Sheltering Arms Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90061 Contact Phone: (323) 755-6646 Website: http://www.hisshelteringarms.org/ Description: His Sheltering Arms has over 25 years of experience assisting women who are transitioning into new lives free of alcohol and substance abuse. Our treatment center provides gender-specific, personalized medical and psychotherapeutic treatment for women suffering from alcohol and substance addictions. Providing a warm, supportive, residential experience rooted in respect and structure, we offer our residents safe, transitional housing as they recover and rebuild their lives. Our staff provides professional and comprehensive treatment combining proven, time-tested 12-Step programs such as Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous. We work with each of our residents to help them restore and rebuild relationships, to grow personally, to seek out education and to find and secure employment. We are committed to providing the highest quality of service to our clients and their families as they continue their journey through healing to a new, healthier and productive life. |
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Homeless Healthcare Los Angeles Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90057 Contact Phone: (213) 744-0724 Website: http://www.hhcla.org Description: Homeless Health Care Los Angeles (HHCLA) is a community-based organization in Los Angeles, which provides a comprehensive program for any person in need of health, mental health, housing, or quality of life services. These services reduce the impact of homelessness in the communities of Los Angeles County. Founded in 1985, HHCLA’s services have helped more than 150,000 homeless individuals. Most individuals receiving services from HHCLA enter through one of the following programs: HHCLA’s Skid Row Center for Harm Reduction; outreach; and referrals from community clinics, hospitals, and temporary shelters. These programs bring those who are seeking housing, substance use, and mental health treatment through the doors of HHCLA and provide a fully integrated harm reduction program with the goal of obtaining overall health and well-being. |
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La Treatment Service Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90061 Contact Phone: (323) 757-0251 Description: |
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Laws Support Center Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90043 Contact Phone: (323) 294-5204 Website: http://www.lawssupportcenter.org/ Description: Founded in 1999, Laws Support Center (LSC) is a non-profit community based organization for individuals dealing with substance abuse issues. Law Support Center was created to provide a safe, quality comprehensive and healthy sober living environment, for a culturally diverse community that meets the needs of its clientele. Along these years of services, LSC has noticed an increased necessity of integrating substance abuse and mental health services in order to deal with the high demand of co-occurring disorder clientele. Laws Support Center provides outpatient integrated substance abuse and mental health treatment. The center has teamed with several State agencies over the years, providing sober living housing for ex-felons returning to society. LSC is considered to be a leader in its community, providing for the needs of its clients, who have requested a safe haven to begin preparation back into society as a productive citizen. The program includes comprehensive referral network provide newly paroled participants with employment, family reunification, mental health and housing as they return to their communities. |
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Living In Recovery Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90029 Contact Phone: (323) 660-8396 Website: http://www.livinginrecovery1.com/ Description: Living In Recovery opened its first sober living house at 951 N. Mariposa Ave in 1997. It is often referred to as the "Mariposa House". We were one of the first sober living houses that welcomes men with HIV and AIDS. |
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Mental Health Services La Gay And Lesbian Center Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90028 Contact Phone: (323) 860-7669 Website: http://www.lalgbtcenter.org/ Description: If you’re feeling depressed, anxious, stressed or dealing with issues that feel beyond your control, you’ve got a warm, welcoming place to turn for counseling - at rates you can afford. The Los Angeles LGBT Center offers individual, couples, family, and group therapy, as well as psychiatric care. We also operate one of the nation's few programs to assist LGBT people involved in domestic abuse and violence. Our programs to combat substance abuse include a renowned outpatient program for those who want to stop using crystal meth. |
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Methadone Maintenance And Detox Jeff Grand Medical Group/outpatient Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90007 Contact Phone: (213) 747-7267 Description: |
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Outreach Ministries First To Serve Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90037 Contact Phone: (323) 758-4670 Website: http://www.firsttoserve.org/ Description: First To Serve Outreach Ministries is a Los Angeles Based Non– Profit (501( c) 3) Organization serving men women and families affected by and struggling with Substance Abuse, Domestic Violence and Homelessness. For the past 10 years we have used our programs, services and resources to improve the lives of families and individuals throughout South Los Angeles and Los Angeles County. |
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Rena B Recovery Center Mary Lind Recovery Centers Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90029 Contact Phone: (323) 664-8940 Website: http://www.marylind.org Description: For more than 50 years, Mary Lind Recovery Centers has provided residential substance abuse recovery services to homeless men and women throughout Southern California. Mary Lind's primary service area is central Los Angeles, including downtown’s Skid Row and the Westlake District’s MacArthur Park. This area has the highest poverty rate in Los Angeles County (33%) as well as the majority of the County’s homeless substance abusers. At any one time, we serve more than 300 men and women, most of whom are homeless, at our Royal Palms, Bimini and Rena B. recovery homes. Our mission is to provide the opportunity for the chronically welfare-dependent alcoholic and/or addict to become a sober, self-supporting citizen. We believe that recovery, adult education, and job preparedness work together to resurrect lives. We also believe that education gains and employment preparation increase the odds of sustaining recovery. |
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Clean And Free Pom-poms Castle Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90047 Contact Phone: (323) 778-5433 Description: |
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Esperanza Program Plaza Community Center Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90022 Contact Phone: (323) 888-2530 Website: http://www.plazacs.org/ Description: Plaza Community Center was initiated by Rev. Dr. Vernon McCombs and Miss Katherine Higgins, and incorporated as a non-profit agency in 1916. The Esperanza Program is an outpatient and day substance abuse treatment program which provides substance abuse counseling for individuals struggling with addiction. By providing comprehensive services at our location and coordination though our referral network, clients and families are able to thrive and succeed. We offer transportation for eligible clients as well as meals, snacks, and on-site child care services. In addition to group and individual counseling, our program is comprised of various educational components and we cover topics such as health, parenting education, anger management, domestic violence, and life skills. Programs are available in both English and Spanish. We service men and women with Medi-cal, General Relief, Cal Works and we have a sliding fee schedule. |
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Healthcare Foundation/paramount Paramount Rehabilitation Center Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90004 Contact Phone: (323) 462-7574 Description: |
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Mela Counseling Services Center Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90022 Contact Phone: (323) 721-6855 Website: http://www.melacounseling.org/ Description: MELA Counseling Services Center is a 501©(3) non-profit organization providing services since 1993. MELA was founded by Kathy Salazar, R.N., a former Mayor of the City of Montebello, CA. Kathy saw a need in the community for a substance abuse counseling service and took up the challenge to work with those who needed help. Through The Business Connection, random drug testing is provided for employers which helps keep the cost of absenteeism down. |
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Mjb Transitional Recovery Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90061 Contact Phone: (323) 777-2491 Description: |
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Maintenance Treatment Program Narcotics Prevention Project/methadone Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90022 Contact Phone: (323) 263-9700 Description: |
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Mariposa Recovery Center Mid Valley Recovery Services Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90063 Contact Phone: (323) 266-7725 Description: |
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Matrix Institute Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90016 Contact Phone: (323) 933-9186 Website: http://www.matrixinstitute.org Description: Matrix Institute on Addictions was established in 1984 to promote a greater understanding of addiction disorders and to improve the quality and availability of addiction treatment services. OUR MISSION is to improve the lives of individuals and families affected by alcohol and other drug use through treatment, education and training, and research, promoting a greater understanding of addiction disorders. |
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Mini Twelve Step House Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90011 Contact Phone: (323) 232-6228 Website: http://jwchinstitute.org/specialty-care/substance-abuse/mini-twelve-step/ Description: Mini Twelve Step House, Inc. is one of the first residential rehabilitation facilities to help women suffering from alcoholism and drug addiction. Mini House is the agency’s primary residential service site, and the location of the Mini Twelve Step House Inc. Residential Treatment program. This residential treatment facility provides a therapeutic environment in a homelike setting where women can begin to regain their self-respect and dignity. Peer-based case management and mentoring encourage trust and self-disclosure while empowering the women to build the skills necessary for a sober, healthy life. This secure setting combined with structure, education and mutual support facilitate recovery and help women maintain their commitment to sobriety. The thirty-one (31) bed home provides treatment for up to six months. The Residential Treatment program consists of 180 days of continuous substance abuse prevention and intervention. Extensive exposure to recovery principles are integrated with day-to-day activities designed to help women learn to meet life challenges free of drugs and alcohol. |
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Mount Carmel Treatment Center Palms Residential Care Facility Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90044 Contact Phone: (323) 759-0340 Description: |
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Mount Sinai Healthcare Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90047 Contact Phone: (323) 778-6666 Description: |
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National Outpatient Drug And Alcohol Rehab National Healthcare Centers Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90064 Contact Phone: (310) 943-5400 Description: |
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Ness Counseling Center Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90035 Contact Phone: (310) 360-8512 Website: http://www.thenesscenter.org Description: The Ness Counseling Center, Inc. is a non-profit, non-sectarian outpatient counseling service agency that provides a full range of life enhancing services, including, but not limited to, individual and family counseling, drug and alcohol treatment (DEJ, PC 1000 and PROP 36) programs, drug assessments and testing, parenting classes, monitored exchange and visitation, domestic violence/anger management group sessions, and hate crime educational classes in the greater Los Angeles area. We are committed to providing the best professional counseling services by working closely with our clients and certifying government agencies, developing and implementing the most effective cognitive approaches, creating customized treatment plans, and promoting learning and personal growth. |
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New Directions Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90073 Contact Phone: (310) 914-4045 Website: http://www.newdirectionsinc.org Description: New Directions has provided comprehensive services to thousands of veterans in Los Angeles County. Los Angeles has the largest population of homeless military veterans in the nation. The V.A. estimates that more than 8,000 homeless veterans live on our streets, accounting for eleven percent (11%) of all homeless veterans nationwide. Many of these men and women suffer from Co-Occurring Disorders, including substance abuse, mental illness and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), as well as chronic medical problems. Since 1992, New Directions has provided comprehensive services to thousands of veterans in Los Angeles County. More than 600 men and women seek assistance from the agency each year. As many as 220 veterans can receive round-the-clock care at our five different residential treatment centers. The agency is also developing a 147-unit supportive housing facility for homeless and disabled veterans. New Directions offers a wide array of services. These include substance abuse treatment, counseling, remedial education, job training and placement, as well as parenting and money management classes. Legal and tax assistance are available, as is an active aftercare program and resources for alumni. Veterans leave New Directions with a savings account, housing, a job or other income, computer skills, renewed self-confidence and the support of mentors and peers. Such a transformation takes hard work, motivation and accountability, but the results are life altering—and for many veterans, life-saving. New Directions is proud to be a member of the Westside Shelter & Hunger Coalition, which is committed to ending local hunger and homelessness through service coordination, public education, and advocacy. The Coalition's new Strategic Plan was made possible by a generous grant from the Jewish Community Foundation of Los Angeles. |
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New Millennium Counseling Services Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90022-2805 Contact Phone: (562) 754-4357 Description: |
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Pacific Asian Alcohol And Drug Program Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90020 Contact Phone: (213) 738-3361 Website: http://www.paadp.org Description: The mission of the Pacific Asian Alcohol and Drug Program (PAADP) is to enhance and enrich the quality of life of Los Angeles County residents by: providing alcohol and drug prevention, treatment and recovery services; supporting youth leadership and development; providing child and family services, housing referrals; and participation in collaborative activities with other health and human service providers and institutions. The Pacific Asian Alcohol and Drug Program (PAADP) operates on a humanistic and psychosocial philosophy. The goal of our program is to facilitate the growth of our clients/participants and enhance their capacities for self expression, understanding and integrity. This is attained through the clients/participants' own awareness and assessment of her/his needs, emotions, strengths, weaknesses, and acceptances of one's self. This is also attained by changing those environmental factors which impede or interfere with the progress of growth and self-fulfillment. All of these are accomplished by taking responsibility of our actions and feelings, and making the kind of life we want for ourselves regardless of challenges and barriers. |
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Pride Health Services Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90044 Contact Phone: (323) 753-5950 Description: |
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Recovery Treatment Center Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90017 Contact Phone: (213) 250-1005 Description: |
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Rehab Centers National Outpatient Drug And Alcohol Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90064 Contact Phone: (310) 943-6400 Description: |
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Royal Palms Recovery Center Mary Lind Recovery Centers Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90057 Contact Phone: (213) 483-9201 Website: http://www.marylind.org Description: For more than 50 years, Mary Lind Recovery Centers has provided residential substance abuse recovery services to homeless men and women throughout Southern California. Mary Lind's primary service area is central Los Angeles, including downtown’s Skid Row and the Westlake District’s MacArthur Park. This area has the highest poverty rate in Los Angeles County (33%) as well as the majority of the County’s homeless substance abusers. At any one time, we serve more than 300 men and women, most of whom are homeless, at our Royal Palms, Bimini and Rena B. recovery homes. Our mission is to provide the opportunity for the chronically welfare-dependent alcoholic and/or addict to become a sober, self-supporting citizen. We believe that recovery, adult education, and job preparedness work together to resurrect lives. We also believe that education gains and employment preparation increase the odds of sustaining recovery. |
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Santa Monica Bay Area Da Council New Start Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90066 Contact Phone: (310) 586-0059 Description: |
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University Mini House Mini Twelve Step House Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90007 Contact Phone: (323) 813-0200 Website: http://jwchinstitute.org/ Description: Mini Twelve Step House, Inc. is one of the first residential rehabilitation facilities to help women suffering from alcoholism and drug addiction. University Mini House is the location of the Mini Twelve Step Inc. Transitional Living program, which offers a drug free living residence geared toward recovering women and their young children in need of stable housing. This twenty (20) bed facility offers a maximum of 12 months transitional housing for women and their children, primarily those women who have completed the Mini House Residential Treatment program. |
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Cri-help Inc Socorro Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90031 Contact Phone: (323) 222-1440 Website: http://www.cri-help.org Description: Cri-Help, Inc., a California 501(c)(3) independent nonprofit organization, maintains an ongoing commitment to providing quality prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation services for Southern California communities coping with substance use and co-occurring mental disorders. The agency defines addiction as a treatable disease, requiring an evidence-based, multi-disciplinary and evolving approach of individualized, integrated and comprehensive treatment combined with recovery community support. Cri-Help’s mission-based emphasis is to assure access to treatment for those who are economically disadvantaged, underserved, and/or homeless. This priority is embedded in Cri-Help’s mission, stating that no fewer than 51% of treatment opportunities are reserved for persons who are uninsured and unable to pay for behavioral health care. Founded in 1987, Socorro addresses the growing needs of the Latino community. We provide a full range of chemical dependency treatment services for adults 18 and over in both English and Spanish, breaking down language barriers that are often obstacles to obtaining treatment. Socorro offers the ideal design of an effective 12-Step Treatment program in conjunction with evidenced-based practices that are presented in a culturally relevant manner. Socorro is located on a full square block property in Lincoln Heights, less than a mile east of Los Angeles County / USC Hospital. The facility contains thirty-eight dorm-style rooms, group therapy rooms, a large dining area, recreation and entertainment rooms, classrooms, a computer lab, literacy library, and gym. The luscious outdoor area provides ample space for clients and includes a basketball and volleyball court. |
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Central City Recovery Program Volunteers Of America Of Los Angeles Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90021 Contact Phone: (213) 236-0874 Website: http://www.voala.org Description: Central City Recovery is a 6-month residential substance abuse treatment program for men and women under the supervision of the criminal justice system. The program also offers non-medical detoxification and services for dually diagnosed individuals. Admissions Criteria: must be under the supervision of the criminal justice system, such as being under court-order, probation, or parole; must not have prior arson charge or be a registered sex offender; must be willing to undergo a screening to determine further eligibility. |
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Christian Life Discipleship Program Union Rescue Mission Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90013 Contact Phone: (213) 347-6300 Website: http://urm.org/ Description: Union Rescue Mission’s residential Christian Life Discipleship Program is an intense, in-depth, year-long plan designed to help men understand the root causes of their homelessness and why their lives aren’t working — and then to rebuild their lives on a solid biblical foundation and lasting solutions. Our program doesn’t focus on just one part of a man’s life; we believe it’s important to affect his entire life — physical, mental, spiritual, emotional, and social. |
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Genesis Family Day Treatment Program Shields For Families Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90059 Contact Phone: (310) 668-8260 Website: http://www.shieldsforfamilies.org/ Description: Genesis is a family-centered, intensive day treatment program which provides comprehensive services to pregnant women and/or women with children who have been assessed as having moderate to severe problems with drugs and/or alcohol. The very first program established by SHIELDS in 1990, the emphasis of the Genesis program is to promote family bonding and family reunification for substance abuse impacted families. We strengthen the family as well as the community by building skills through educational services, counseling services, child development, individual therapy, educational groups and case management. All services provided by the Genesis program are available in English and Spanish. |
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Ics/youth Special Services For Groups Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90037 Contact Phone: (323) 948-0444 Website: http://www.hopics.org Description: HOP/ICS Mission Statement: HOP/ICS is dedicated to providing the highest quality innovative social service to South Los Angeles with an emphasis on behavioral health and housing stability. |
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Mcintyre House Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90004 Contact Phone: 323-662-0855 Website: http://www.mcintyrehouse.org Description: McIntyre House offers a unique, challenging, and highly effective rehabilitative experience for men seeking recovery from alcoholism and drug addiction. Set in a safe, stable and supportive home-like environment, we are committed to providing each client with the very best opportunity for personal growth and recovery. Our program of activities include one-on-one sessions, house meetings and focus-groups, designed to ensure that each client acquires the tools necessary for maintaining long-term sobriety. Active 12-Step involvement and support group networking are also an integral part of the McIntyre House experience. By gradually advancing through the program, internalizing the recovery process and establishing a strong support group, our clients are well positioned to lead productive and drug-free lives. |
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Pacific Asian Alcohol And Drug Program Special Services For Groups Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90020 Contact Phone: (213) 738-3361 Website: http://www.paadp.org Description: The mission of the Pacific Asian Alcohol and Drug Program (PAADP) is to enhance and enrich the quality of life of Los Angeles County residents by: providing alcohol and drug prevention, treatment and recovery services; supporting youth leadership and development; providing child and family services, housing referrals; and participation in collaborative activities with other health and human service providers and institutions. The Pacific Asian Alcohol and Drug Program (PAADP) operates on a humanistic and psychosocial philosophy. The goal of our program is to facilitate the growth of our clients/participants and enhance their capacities for self expression, understanding and integrity. This is attained through the clients/participants' own awareness and assessment of her/his needs, emotions, strengths, weaknesses, and acceptances of one's self. This is also attained by changing those environmental factors which impede or interfere with the progress of growth and self-fulfillment. All of these are accomplished by taking responsibility of our actions and feelings, and making the kind of life we want for ourselves regardless of challenges and barriers. |
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Pajo Corporation Tri City Institute Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90067 Contact Phone: (310) 553-9500 Website: http://tricityinstitute.com/ Description: Tri City Institute is the only outpatient upscale chemically dependent program that has been certified by the State of California and approved by the Federal and County Alcohol and Drug Agencies. We are accredited by CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities). Tri City Institute was opened in 1992 in order to fill in a gap. There was a population that needed drug treatment but nowhere for them to go for medical outpatient detox treatment. The patients we care for do not fit the typical stereotype. They are highly visible people who are well known in the entertainment field and happen to suffer from a disease but have nowhere to go for private and highly confidential outpatient detox care. Many had to go to their family physician and lie about head, neck, or back pain. This jeopardized the practitioner's license because he/she was prescribing far too much narcotic drugs for one person. Because entertainers and highly visible business executives must travel extensively, Tri City was the first program in California to be granted permission for traveling nurses to accompany entertainers and others in the industry when they must leave town for business. This would allow them to continue with their counseling and have their medication administered to them on a daily basis without interruption. Being medicated daily is essential in order to keep from illicit drugs while traveling. Seeking out illicit drugs while traveling can get one into serious trouble, especially in foreign countries. On the road, accommodations are not the only arrangements that can be made for our very special patients. Home visits can be arranged after the patient's initial office visit and after-hours visits with total confidentiality and anonymity. Tri City is the only highly confidential treatment program for addiction and chronic pain disorders that is operated in a very private setting. We offer individualized treatment with a multimodal interdisciplinary approach. |
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Road To Recovery Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90062 Contact Phone: (323) 291-6240 Description: |
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Robert Sundance Family Wellness Center United American Indian Involvement Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90017 Contact Phone: (213) 202-3970 Website: http://www.uaii.org/ Description: The Robert Sundance Family Wellness Center (RSFWC) is certified with the State of California Department of Health Services in accordance with applicable provisions of the Health and Safety Code of California and its rules, regulations, and standards. Substance abuse services are funded through the Indian Health Service. |
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South East Clinic/baart Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90011 Contact Phone: (323) 235-5035 Website: http://www.baartprograms.com/ Description: With our original beginnings in the San Francisco Bay Area back in 1977, BAART Programs has a long history of dedication to drug addiction and community healthcare services. Since then, we have expanded our reach statewide and nationwide providing addiction treatment through our many clinics in five states. We are proud to be a multi-service organization offering drug treatment and rehabilitation programs for patients across the country, and here in Southern California through our four Los Angeles area locations. |
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Studio 12 Alcohol And Drug Treatment Program Location: Los Angeles, CA - 91607 Contact Phone: (818) 761-7374 Website: http://www.studio12.org Description: Studio 12 offers Residential and Sub-Acute Detoxification services. Located in Valley Village, our facility offers a warm, family-like atmosphere which we feel better treats the disease of addiction. Studio 12 was specifically designed for individuals who seek a private environment and who wish to be at a more discreet location. Studio12 offers the smallest client-to-staff ratio of any chemical addiction treatment facility in all of Los Angeles and Southern California. Our staff is passionate about providing the highest level of care and compassion in the industry. Studio12 serves a diverse group of individuals who have been affected by various issues, in addition to their drug or alcohol addiction. As a result, we have developed specialized services to deal with these needs. It is always our goal to be sensitive to the unique emotional, physical, and spiritual needs of each individual. Studio12 is committed to providing the highest level of care through thorough assessment, individualized treatment planning, ongoing counseling, specialized case management and therapeutic groups and activities. We recognize that the transition to a clean and sober lifestyle is process that begins with discovering and implementing new ways of responding to old situations. |
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Sunrise Community Counseling Center Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90057 Contact Phone: (213) 207-2770 Website: http://www.centrode-rehabilitacion.com/ Description: Somos una organización no lucrativa que desde 1967 se dedica a ayudar a las personas que sufren de problemas de adicciones, desde entonces hemos proporcionando tratamientos contra el abuso de sustancias toxicas asà como terapias para mejorar la salud mental, prevención de adicciones y codependencia. En nuestro centro de rehabilitacion ofrecemos servicios psicosociales y educación para adultos, familias, jóvenes e indigentes en la ciudad de Los Angeles que esten pasando por un problema de adicción y que esten dispuestos ha recibir la ayuda que en el centro de rehabilitacióon se les proporciona. Centro de rehabilitacion en los angeles Si algún familiar o usted mismo sufre de alguna adicción no le dé la espalda a este tipo de problemas que únicamente se agrandan con el paso del tiempo, busque asesorÃa, nuestros programas están disponibles tanto para mujeres, como para hombres. Actualmente contamos con planes de pago y cuotas para personas de bajos recursos. No espere a que su problema ya no tenga solución, asista a nuestro centro de rehabilitación, aquà encontrara la yuda necesaria para poder dejar sus adicciones o los problemas que lo estan atormentando, usted y su familia merecen una vida mejor. Nuestro personal es profesional y tiene la experiencia y capacidad necesaria para brindarle el mejor servicio. |
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Third Step Residence Sober Living Home For Women Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90044 Contact Phone: (562) 674-5584 Website: http://soberwomenhomes.info/ Description: The Third Step Residence, Inc. Sober Living Home for Women is located in Los Angeles, California. We offer 2 beds per room (no bunk beds) and 1 single room. Each bed is $500 per month. We provide transportation to and from recovery/wellness meetings, as well as referrals to outpatient programs. Our amenities include Wi-Fi, Internet, House phone, Dryer, Cable TV, Parking. We are located close to schools, buses, Metrorail and are within walking distance to Los Angeles Southwest College. MISSION STATEMENT: To provide an affordable alcohol and drug free environment which promotes individual recovery and allows residents to develop a lifestyle consistent with recovery. To treat each resident with dignity and respect so they can recognize their true worth. To maintain an environment that is safe and supportive so each resident can remain focused on recovery and personal growth. |
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To Prevail Roy's National Health Services Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90047-4458 Contact Phone: (323) 777-4227 Description: |
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Transitional Treatment Center Walden House Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90015 Contact Phone: (213) 763-6220 Website: http://www.waldenhouse.org Description: |
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United Women In Transition Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90037 Contact Phone: (323) 291-5818 Description: |
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Van Ness Recovery House Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90068 Contact Phone: (323) 463-4266 Website: http://www.vannessrecovery.org/ Description: The Van Ness Recovery House is a licensed and certified alcohol and drug recovery home designed to provide opportunities to the gay, lesbian, bi-sexual, transgender and heterosexual communities. All services are offered in both English and Spanish. We provide a highly structured and safe environment, where the residents learn how to make healthy life choices while receiving direct experience with the 12 steps of recovery through an intense schedule of meetings, alcohol/drug education and discussion groups |
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Wilshire Treatment Center Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90025 Contact Phone: (310) 268-2446 Website: http://www.wilshiretreatmentcenter.com/ Description: Wilshire Treatment Center is a multi-service program treating addiction to heroin, opium, prescribed medication, and other opioids. The program’s ultimate goal is to assist its patients in achieving a drug-free lifestyle. The program accepts Medi-Cal and private pay. |
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Dallas Taylor, Crosby Stills Nash Young, Helping Recovering Addicts Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90034 Contact Phone: (310) 650-0541 Website: http://www.dallastaylorinterventions.com/ Description: Los Angeles interventionist Dallas Taylor is an addiction specialist, providing alcohol and drug interventions and recovery help to individuals and their loved ones throughout the United States and abroad. For more than twenty-eight (28) years, Dallas Taylor has worked as a substance abuse interventionist and he remains actively involved in helping others to stay sober and to lead productive lives. |
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Los Angeles New Life Center Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90018 Contact Phone: (323) 734-3677 Description: |
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Corp On The Right Road Recov Facility Mothers Of Minors Legal Aid Procedure Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90037 Contact Phone: (323) 299-4695 Description: |
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Matrix Institute/west Los Angeles Matrix Institute Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90025 Contact Phone: (310) 478-8305 Website: http://www.matrixinstitute.org Description: Matrix Institute on Addictions was established in 1984 to promote a greater understanding of addiction disorders and to improve the quality and availability of addiction treatment services. OUR MISSION is to improve the lives of individuals and families affected by alcohol and other drug use through treatment, education and training, and research, promoting a greater understanding of addiction disorders. |
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Drug Dependence Treatment Program Veterans Affairs Outpatient Clinic Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90012 Contact Phone: (213) 253-2677 Website: http://www.losangeles.va.gov/ Description: The VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System is the largest, most complex healthcare system within the Department of Veterans Affairs. It is one component of the VA Desert Pacific Healthcare Network (VISN22) offering services to veterans residing in Southern California and Southern Nevada. GLA consists of three ambulatory care centers, a tertiary care facility and 10 community based outpatient clinics. GLA serves veterans residing throughout five counties: Los Angeles, Ventura, Kern, Santa Barbara, and San Luis Obispo. There are 1.4 million veterans in the GLA service area. GLA is affiliated with both UCLA School of Medicine and USC School of Medicine, as well as more than 45 colleges, universities and vocational schools in 17 different medical, nursing, paramedical and administrative programs. |
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House Of Uhuru Watts Healthcare Corp Inc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90003 Contact Phone: (323) 778-5290 Website: http://www.wattshealth.org/ Description: All health facilities operated by Watts Healthcare Corporation are licensed by the State of California Department of Health Services. |
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Promises Residential Treatment Center Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90066-8700 Contact Phone: (310) 390-2340 Website: http://www.promises.com Description: Promises Treatment Centers is a CARF-accredited, dual-diagnosis addiction treatment center specializing in treating a wide variety of addictions, such as alcoholism, cocaine addiction, prescription drug abuse, and marijuana abuse. We are proud that in surveying our clients, more than 98% say they would recommend us to a friend or family member. We believe this is the greatest testament to the compassionate care we offer at Promises rehab centers. |
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Recovery Services Volunteers Of America Of Los Angeles Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90021 Contact Phone: (213) 689-2179 Website: http://www.voala.org Description: |
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United American Indian Involvement Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90017 Contact Phone: (213) 202-3970 Website: http://www.uaii.org/ Description: Established in 1974, the United American Indian Involvement, Inc. (UAII) is a 501(c)3 private, non-profit organization offering a wide array of health and human services to American Indians/Alaskan Native (AIAN) living throughout Los Angeles County. UAII has grown from a small community-based organization providing social services to AIAN living in the Skid Row area within the City of Los Angeles, to a multidisciplinary comprehensive service center meeting the multiple needs of AIAN countywide. |
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Brian Green Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90093 Contact Phone: (323) 851-7208 Website: http://www.mindmagic123.com Description: Brian Green: Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist; Chemical Dependency & Lifestyle Disorders Specialist; Domestic Violence Counselor. Do you want to improve your internal and/or external life? Feel more relaxed and confident? Change the way you think, behave, feel or function in some way? Improve the way you perform in some area? Be more happy, successful, healthy, creative and full of joy? Feel more fulfilled as you live more of the life you've always wanted? Perhaps you you would like to feel more comfortable? Get motivated, find a better job? Have more love in your life? Stop smoking? Hypnosis and hypnotherapy are renowned for creating rapid powerful positive change? Is some small part of you getting in your own way? Feeling a bit stressed? A bit stuck? A bit blocked? Feeling some anxiety? Somewhat down or depressed? Perhaps a bit anxious, trapped and desperate? Even like you are going off your head, in danger of getting nearly crazy? Or perhaps you've been experiencing some mental, emotional or physical difficulty that needs hypnosis and hypnotherapy for you to be comfortable again? All of these reasons, both positives and negatives, are common reasons for using Brian's hypnotherapy services. If you want to change your life, why not allow Brian to be the one to help you change it? "If it can be done, Brian is one of the guys that can do it." He can get to the root of the matter, remove obstacles, and help you improve the quality of your life. Are you within traveling distance for West Hollywood or Los Angeles? Brian is an experienced warm & caring client oriented hypnotist & hypnotherapist, who you can trust will work with you every step of the way to make sure you receive all the benefits from his services that you need. Complete client customer satisfaction, service & value, are his goals. Carried out with strict confidendentiality & privacy. "Don't delay, start today." |
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Habitdoc Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90035 Contact Phone: (888) 532-9137 Website: http://habitdoc.com/ Description: Dr. Marc F. Kern is the developer of HabitDoc.com and is the visionary behind a unique approach of boutique style professional addiction services that offers concierge level care for each client. Dr. Kern specializes in utilizing a multi-method approach to tailor individualized services for each client and designs a unique sequence of psychological strategies to overcome the “feelings†that motivate unhealthy habits and addictions. This is unlike the current addiction treatment market which almost exclusively uses AA, the 12-steps, the disease model and the requirement of 100% abstinence regardless of the causes or severity of the problem behavior. |
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Friendly House La - The Peggy Albrecht Friendly House Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90020 Contact Phone: (213) 389-8810 Website: http://www.friendlyhousela.org/ Description: Friendly House was founded in 1951 and was one of the first treatment centers in the country for women recovering from substance and alcohol abuse. In fact, it’s one of the models for recovery homes in the United States and Europe. We have successfully treated thousands of women with a success rate of 76% compared to the hospital average of 35%. The organization is solely supported by private donations and grants, by the fundraising efforts of the Board of Directors, Grateful Hearts (former residents of Friendly House), and special events such as our annual awards luncheon and Fashion for Life. The Peggy Albrecht Friendly House, a seven-bedroom home built in the early 1900s, is located in the center of Los Angeles and houses 16 residents. |
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K.c. Services - Los Angeles Office Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90004 Contact Phone: (323) 668-9007 Website: http://www.kcservices.org/ Description: K.C. Services began in 1975 as the vision of an immigrant church in Los Angeles to provide social services and community outreach to the influx of Koreans coming to Southern California. Over the next three decades K.C. Services focus widened as the agency began to service the general population with behavioral health services, as well as expanding locations to Orange County. Today, K.C. Services continues to offer comprehensive substance abuse and family violence treatment programs to the linguistically and culturally underserved populations of Los Angeles and Orange Counties. The mission of K.C. Services is to enhance the quality of life for individuals and communities by providing comprehensive treatment and prevention programs to those suffering from substance abuse and family violence. |
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Mary Lind Recovery Centers - Bimini Recovery Center Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90004 Contact Phone: (213) 388-5423 Website: http://www.marylind.org Description: For more than 50 years, Mary Lind Recovery Centers has provided residential substance abuse recovery services to homeless men and women throughout Southern California. Mary Lind's primary service area is central Los Angeles, including downtown’s Skid Row and the Westlake District’s MacArthur Park. This area has the highest poverty rate in Los Angeles County (33%) as well as the majority of the County’s homeless substance abusers. At any one time, we serve more than 300 men and women, most of whom are homeless, at our Royal Palms, Bimini and Rena B. recovery homes. Our mission is to provide the opportunity for the chronically welfare-dependent alcoholic and/or addict to become a sober, self-supporting citizen. We believe that recovery, adult education, and job preparedness work together to resurrect lives. We also believe that education gains and employment preparation increase the odds of sustaining recovery. |
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Total Family Support Clinic - Los Angeles Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90014 Contact Phone: (213) 213-0581 Website: http://www.totalfamilysupport.org/ Description: Total Family Support Clinic (TFSC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit community-based agency that provides comprehensive social services, including outpatient substance abuse treatment and prevention as well as a multitude of services designed to meet the mental health and wellness needs of individuals and families throughout Los Angeles County. |
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Complete Care Community Health Center Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90033 Contact Phone: 3232666700 Website: https://ccchclinic.com Description: <!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}-->Complete Care Community Health Center (CCCHC) is a Federally Qualified Healthcare facility proving a wide array of medical services and health education and community health programs, in Los Angeles, California. We provide complete evaluation for High Cholesterol, Diabetes, Liver Exam, Obesity, Sexual Impotence, Prostate, Anxiety, Migraines, Abdominal Pain, Fatigue, Back Pain, Thyroid and much more… |