Napa, CA Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers

There are two types of residential treatment programs. The most common is the short three- to six-week program that uses intense cognitive and behavioral therapy. Most facilities use a combination of individual counseling and group sessions. Individual therapy addresses your addictions and any underlying mental health conditions that may contribute to substance misuse, as well as strategies to cope with cravings. These are intense, highly restrictive hospitalizations, and patients attend several meetings per day during treatment. The other type of residential care is less restrictive, and in a community setting. Patients spend a minimum of six months in these programs. While in treatment, they take part in sobriety groups, attend individual therapy sessions and meet regularly with someone who oversees the patients’ progress and adjusts the program as necessary. Long-term residential treatment also includes skills training to help you ease into your home community with the tools you need to be successful in your recovery.

Some people in rehabilitation need longer to heal and find their way to sobriety. Partial hospitalization, also known as a day treatment program, helps patients transition slowly into their home communities. These facilities are less restrictive than either type of residential facility, but still offer the structure that many patients find helpful in their recovery.

The least restrictive programs are held in outpatient centers. You can enter this type of program if you have commitments to family or work that prevent you from committing to a full hospitalization or day treatment program. This is also a good choice if you are transitioning from a residential facility and need the extra support during your re-entry into the community. Here you will attend as many group and individual sessions as you need during the week until you are able to sustain sobriety on your own.

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings are a strong tool whether you are currently misusing alcohol in your life or you have previously completed a treatment program. With resources to help you find the most beneficial drug and alcohol rehab you will feel empowered on your journey to sobriety with meeting attendance. Sponsorship within the AA program is available and strongly encouraged to ensure that you have a support system available at all times when faced with the triggers and stresses of your alcohol misuse.

Valley Community Church
4149 Linda Vista Ave.
Napa, CA 94558

Sea Scout Hall
402 Riverside Dr.
Napa, CA 94559

Queen of the Valley Hospital
1000 Trancas, Conference Room 1
Napa, CA 94558

With Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meetings you have the opportunity to address your substance addiction with a support system behind you. These meetings are held at different days and times to accommodate your schedule. The meetings are conducted with anonymity and follow the same 12-step program as AA. People of any race, religious background, and sex are welcome. All that is required is a desire to stay off prescription opioids and other such substances. You will gain access to information such as drug detox centers, treatment programs and community outreach organizations that can help you achieve sobriety.

Crosswalk Community Church
2590 First St.
Napa, CA 94558

Concord County Building
2344 Old Sonoma Rd.
Napa, CA 94559

First Baptist Church
2590 First St.
Napa, CA 94558

Through SMART Recovery meeting attendance you will be provided with resources and information to overcome your addiction from drugs or alcohol. All knowledge shared in this program is based on actual scientific resource and findings. Unlike traditional recovery meetings such as AA or NA, Smart Recovery offers you the ability to stay connected online as well as attend physical meetings. Speak with like-minded individuals around the world as they too try to heal from their addictions. Get news and updated resources whenever the need arises.

Interlink Self-Help Center
1033 Fourth St.
Santa Rosa, CA 95404

Mind Therapy Clinic
240 Tamal Vista Blvd.
94925 Corte Madera, CA 94925

St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
500 Robinson Rd.
Sebastopol. CA 95472

It can be a challenge trying to deal with the stress you encounter when watching a loved one struggle with drug or alcohol addiction. This is made even harder when you feel you are alone. Al-Anon and Nar-Anon are non-profit groups that offer support to friends and family that have a loved one with substance use disorders. Through attendance you are provided with education and resources to empower you and give you guidance through your situation. You will learn how to prevent enabling behaviors, address the need for interventions and build a support system for your loved one when they are seeking treatment. With professional counselors and substance addiction specialists, you can feel comfortable speaking with other like-minded individuals.

Al-Anon
Creekside Community Church
1050 Hagen Rd.
Napa, CA 94558

Nar-Anon
First Baptist Church
1820 Alhambra Ave.
Martinez, CA 94553