Santa Clarita, CA Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers

For those who would benefit from the most intensive option available, a residential treatment program is the best fit. Residential programs have great attributes for those who are about to finish detox or those who have just finished detox. Since residential programs require people to live on-site, there is constant supervision and support. Because detox and the time right afterward can be hard for people with its drastic ups and downs, having access to help 24/7 makes a big difference. As well, these programs give people the time necessary away from daily distractions to focus on their lives. The various therapy options and meetings with professionals give much-needed structure to routines. The programs typically aim to equip people with self-empowerment and tools to improve their success rates.

When transitioning back to daily life, people are bound to have new issues that they need to address. Partial hospitalization programs are ideal for those who have recently completed an inpatient program. Some partial hospitalization programs require on-site housing, whereas others allow people to live back at home. Either way, these programs continue to give people a high amount of structure and direction. The best candidates are people who have completed detox and people who have demonstrated a willingness to move forward on their journey. The constant supervision and check-ins give both those struggling with drug misuse and their doctors a way to stay on track and to remain accountable.

Outpatient programs play a big role for many people because it is what continues to give them the framework and network of support necessary when transitioning back to daily life. Returning home, for some, may also mean the same bad habits or negative influences that led them to misuse substances in the first place. It’s all the more important for people to maintain a constant schedule with their program. From individual and group therapy to family therapy, these programs tend to be all-encompassing. These programs help people move forward with the necessary tools to maintain their sobriety, and the right support if they hit any new bumps in the road.

Alcoholics Anonymous has been supporting people for decades in their fight to defeat alcoholism. AA encourages members to attend meetings for group discussions. Members support each other in their journey to recovery. AA also helps members recognize the triggers that lead them to be depend on alcohol through a 12 step approach.

Stepping Stones Alano Club
24508 Lyons Ave.
Newhall, CA 91321

The Rafters Group
24307 Railroad Ave
Newhall, CA 91321

Christ Lutheran Church
25816 Tournament Rd.
Valencia, CA 91355

This program uses the same techniques as Alcoholics Anonymous but focuses on addiction to narcotics instead of alcohol. This program has been helping addicts since 1953. Like AA, Narcotics Anonymous guides members though the 12 step program. It helps members find the skills to lead to sobriety.

Recovery Room
17714 Sierra Hwy
Canyon Country, CA

Newhall Cadlelight
24317 Newhall Avenue
Newhall, CA 91321

Step up to Freedom
25718 McBean Parkway
Valencia, CA 91355

SMART (Self-Management and Recovery Training) Recovery uses a 4-point approach. This non-profit organization hosts meetings across the country and international, making it easy to find a meeting when you are home and away. The SMART approach is scientifically based. Smart promotes behavioral and cognitive changes for recovery.

Valencia United Methodist Church
25718 McBean Pkwy
Valencia, CA 91355

Alo House
29350 Pacific Coast Highway, Suite 2B
Los Angeles, CA 90035

Betty Ford
10700 Santa Monica Blvd, Suite 310
Los Angeles, CA 90025

When someone is struggling with addiction, it also affects their loved ones. As a family member you may have emotional wounds from seeing your loved ones struggle. You may worry about your loved ones well-being and struggle with how to offer support. Children of addicts may struggle with missing mom or dad. They may not understand how the addiction affects the behavior of their parent. Al-Anon and Nar-Anon offer support to the families. This organization not only offers supports but helps the family better understand addiction.

Al-Anon
The Stepping Stones Alano Club
24508 Lyons Ave
Newhall, CA 91321

Nar-Anon
Chatsworth United Methodist Church
10824 Topanga Canyon Blvd
Chatsworth, CA 91311