Substance Use Disorder Withdrawal Management and Medical Detoxification

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Substance Use Disorder is a chronic, advancing disease that invades and disturbs all areas of a person’s life and affects more that 10 million Americans from every walk of life.

Our inpatient hospital setting is designed for teens and adults to undergo a safe detoxification in a positive and comfortable setting. We have a team of medical providers with many years of experience in treating addiction and mental health disorders. Patients receive alcohol and drug treatment and guidance from highly trained staff of physicians, psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses, certified drug and alcohol counselors, dietitians, social workers, case managers, and recreation therapists. The staff assesses both the medical and emotional needs of each individual, and medical, psychiatric, and psychological services are provided, as necessary. Medical and emotional stabilization are key components of this program, along with making concrete plans for continued treatment and recovery with the aid of case managers and program staff.

Patients are treated for withdrawal management in our inpatient hospital unit and residential units for a variety of substance abuse addictions, including: alcohol, cocaine, crack, ecstasy, marijuana, inhalants, methamphetamines, opiates, stimulants, narcotics, hypnotics, muscle relaxers, and hallucinogens, as well as co-occurring mental issues, substance use disorders and other harmful drugs.

Patients receive education on addiction and recovery so that they can better understand the process they are undergoing and make plans for continued aftercare treatment. The focus is on stabilization and management of the withdrawal process, early recovery, identifying relapse triggers, and learning strategies to cope with these triggers. All patients, , are introduced to the 12-Step principles and how to integrate self-help programs into their recovery efforts. We recognize addiction as a family disease and encourage the entire family to participate in treatment whenever possible.

We have treatment facilities throughout Southern California in Tarzana, Reseda, Northridge, Lancaster, and Long Beach. Our alcohol and drug treatment specialists and staff are ready to help you 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Please contact us for additional information.