Los Angeles, CA Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers

Residential treatment programs allow individuals who have substance misuse disorders the opportunity to gain professional assistance for their addiction. These programs begin with the detoxification process, giving you professional health monitoring while your body rids itself of the chemicals it has become dependent on. These programs require you to stay at the treatment facility and utilize elements such as nutritional meal prepping, exercise, meditation and support systems to provide you with positive response methods for triggers of your addiction.

Partial hospitalization programs have a similar design to that of residential treatment programs. Individuals that struggle with drug and alcohol use disorders gain professional assistance to help them lead a healthier lifestyle free of the substances they depend on. Where residential treatment programs require you to stay at the treatment facility, partial hospitalization programs don’t require you to live on the same site as the clinics in which you receive treatment. Instead, you return home after your day in the program. The independence allows individuals to gain control over triggers for their addiction throughout the treatment process.

Outpatient treatment programs utilize a combination individual and group therapy to address the needs of individuals that have substance misuse disorders. These treatment programs are even more liberal than PHPs and allow you to maintain regular daily schedules for work, education and family responsibilities. You schedule specific times to check in throughout the week rather than spend the majority of your day at the facility. The structure of outpatient treatment programs requires you handle the triggers of addiction on your own because you not removed from the environments in which you began your substance misuse. Outpatient programs are great for people whose addictions are less severe or for people who have gone through an inpatient program or PHP.

The original group recovery meeting, Alcoholics Anonymous utilizes the 12-step program to help members achieve sobriety after years of addiction to alcohol. AA is an effective meeting group, boasting success in every state and in many countries throughout the world. There are no requirements for joining AA, save for an honest desire to stop drinking. Many AA groups meet in your area if you’re looking for additional support with alcohol treatment.

Westside Alano Club
11530 W Pico Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90064

SOS Share Downtown
425 S Broadway
Los Angeles, CA 90013

Glendale Adventist Alcohol & Drug Services
335 Mission Rd.
Glendale, CA 91205

In a similar fashion to Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous uses a 12-step program that helps members to break free from addiction to illegal drugs, prescription drugs and any other substances. NA also encourages community involvement by putting members in partnerships with one another for success and accountability. Community involvement opportunities, including volunteer service projects, allow members to give back to the community that they may have harmed while addicted.

Jim Gilliam Rec Center
4000 S La Brea
Los Angeles, CA 9008

James Wood Community Center
400 E 5th St.
Los Angeles, CA 90013

Greater LA Recovery Club House
5852 S Western Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90047

Because 12-step programs aren’t for everyone, SMART Recovery can serve as an alternative. SMART Recovery is a newer recovery group that is based on the idea that individuals already possess all of the tools that they need to beat addiction and live sober lives. This program is based on self-management and recovery training, as the SMART acronym indicates, and is intended for people struggling with addictions of all kinds, from drugs and alcohol to sex and gambling.

Greater Bethel Cathedral
4831 S Gramercy Pl.
Los Angeles, CA 90062

Union Station High School
412 S Raymond Ave.
Pasadena, CA 91105

Betty Ford Center
10700 Santa Monica Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90025

When you have a family member who’s working through addiction and recovery, it can be hard to find others who understand what you’re going through. Al-Anon and Nar-Anon are groups that were founded to help combat the feelings of loneliness and isolation many family members experience. These groups are designed for parents, siblings, children and other family members of individuals who are already going through AA or NA programs. They utilize a modified 12-step program to facilitate sharing and family recovery.

Al-Anon
City Hall
200 N Spring St.
Los Angeles, CA 90012

Nar-Anon
The Church of Our Savior
535 W Roses Rd.
San Gabriel, CA 91775