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Below are 6 drug rehabilitation centers in Torrance, CA.
Below are 6 drug rehabilitation centers in Torrance, CA.
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National Council On Alcohol And Drug Dependency Location: Torrance, CA - 90501 Contact Phone: (310) 328-1460 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. NCADD/South Bay is a non-profit 501c3 organization founded in 1973. No one will be turned away because of lack of funds. |
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Outpatient Chemical Dependency Program Torrance Memorial Medical Center Location: Torrance, CA - 90505 Contact Phone: (310) 784-4879 Website: http://www.torrancememorial.org/ Description: The Thelma McMillen Center at Torrance Memorial Medical Center is a not-for-profit, hospital-based treatment center offering a full array of programs, from alcohol and drug prevention services and education, to state-of-the-art outpatient treatment for adults and teens. Outpatient treatment has long been recognized as an effective method for treating addiction because it allows clients to get clean and sober in their real world. Expertly-trained and highly-experienced psychologists, counselors and support staff provide clients the highest level of personalized care with complete confidentiality. For over 23 years, The Thelma McMillen Center has been helping South Bay adults, teens, and their families, successfully overcome the patterns of alcohol and drug abuse and addiction. |
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South Bay Human Service Center Location: Torrance, CA - 90501 Contact Phone: (310) 328-0780 Website: http://www.southbayhumanservices.org/ Description: South Bay Human Service Center is a non-profit 501(c) 3 Organization, formed in 1974 to provide outpatient substance abuse treatment and other counseling services to the South Bay and surrounding communities. We are dedicated to the promotion of better health, greater safety, and education of our clients. For over 35 years we have helped people who wish to recover from issues relating to substance abuse or emotional stress. South Bay Human Service Center is certified by the State of California to provide outpatient substance abuse treatment to individuals, couples, familes and individuals sentenced under the substance abuse and crime prevention act. Programs for participants in PC 1210 (formally Prop 36), CalWorks and General Relief are partially funded by the Los Angeles County Alcohol and Drug Program Administration. |
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Southwest Driver Benefits Program Driver Benefits Inc Location: Torrance, CA - 90501 Contact Phone: (310) 320-9550 Website: http://www.driverbenefitsinc.com/ Description: The Driver Benefits Program is a diversion program, offering an alternative to the usual process of the Criminal Courts System for those charged with driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs. It is the program's philosophy that persons arrested for driving under the influence will benefit from education and counseling, and in this manner will be able to avoid further involvement with the law. |
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Stork Club Options For Recovery Location: Torrance, CA - 90502 Contact Phone: (310) 222-5410 Website: http://www.optionsforrecovery.com/ Description: Since it's inception in 1990 during the cocaine epidemic, Options for Recovery/Stork Club has been in the business of helping women recover from alcohol and drug use to unite them with their children and family. Options for Recovery is a part of the Los Angeles Biomedical Research Institute (LA BioMed) at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center. Options for Recovery/Stork Club's mission is to provide comprehensive resource, education, support and recovery services to alcohol and drug abusing pregnant and/or parenting women. Options for Recovery provides and coordinates comprehensive, centralized services such as: intensive day treatment recovery services, medical care for women and their children, childcare, parent education, counseling services, and access to social service programs through case management. Options for Recovery's goal is to empower it's clients to implement the change necessary to achieve and maintain a drug-free, responsible lifestyle based on self-respect and respect for others. The program recongnizes the importance of coordination of services, and values itself as a member of the greater community-helping network. In order to accomplish its mission, the program makes explicit its intention to provide a responsible and respectful work envrionment supportive to the personal and professional growth of its employees. Options for Recovery staff are nurturing and supportive interdisciplinary advocates for recovering pregnant and/or parenting women and their familes. |
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Twin Town Treatment Centers Location: Torrance, CA - 90502 Contact Phone: (310) 787-1335 Website: http://www.twintowntreatmentcenters.com Description: Located in Torrance, Redondo Beach, South Bay Los Angeles communities, Twin Town Treatment Centers is a premier provider of alcoholism and drug addiction treatment for many communities in Southern California. Torrance, Redondo Beach, South Bay Los Angeles communities, are homes to diverse communities which include business owners, corporate employees, and entrepreneurs. Twin Town offers Adult and Adolescent Alcoholism and Drug Addiction Treatment at our six locations: Mission Viejo, West Hollywood, Orange, North Hollywood, Los Alamitos, Torrance. Many residential and inpatient programs refer to Twin Town for continuity of care and aftercare services. Twin Town provides alcoholism and drug addiction treatment for adults and adolescents in separate programs. The alcoholism and drug addiction treatment program emphasizes abstinence, relapse prevention, disease model education, family codependency counseling, problem solving skills, stress management, and family communication skills. Each client is enrolled in three hours of treatment programming per day, up to six days per week in the first month. Sessions decrease in duration and intensity during four months of continuing care. |