Comprehensive, medically-informed treatment for alcohol use disorder in Los Angeles
Alcohol use disorder affects millions of Americans across all walks of life. What often begins as social drinking gradually becomes a compulsion the person cannot control — despite serious consequences to health, relationships, career, and self-respect. This is not a failure of willpower; it is a chronic brain disease that responds to treatment.
You don't need a diagnosis, a rock bottom, or a completed detox to call us — and you don't need to be sure you have a problem. Start with a free, confidential assessment: we'll tell you honestly what level of care fits, and if medical detox is needed first, we arrange it discreetly and hold your place in our program. Our outpatient alcohol treatment runs as PHP (full weekdays — you sleep at home) or IOP (a few 3-hour sessions per week, with morning and evening tracks), combining evidence-based therapy, anti-craving medication options like naltrexone, and holistic care. Most of our clients keep working or attending school throughout treatment — evening IOP and telehealth are built for exactly that.
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FDA-approved medications including naltrexone (Vivitrol), acamprosate, and disulfiram significantly reduce cravings, block the rewarding effects of alcohol, and support sustained abstinence when combined with therapy.
CBT for alcohol use disorder targets the thinking patterns, triggers, and coping deficits that drive drinking. You'll develop practical skills to identify high-risk situations and respond without alcohol.
MI helps resolve ambivalence about change by exploring your own values and goals. It's particularly effective early in treatment when the costs of drinking are visible but the prospect of sobriety still feels daunting.
Structured relapse prevention training teaches you to recognize early warning signs, manage urges, and build a comprehensive plan for maintaining sobriety through the inevitable challenges of life in recovery.
Alcohol-focused group sessions provide community, accountability, and the normalizing experience of hearing others share similar struggles — reducing the shame that keeps alcohol use disorder hidden and untreated.
Alcohol addiction profoundly affects families. We offer family therapy sessions to repair relationships, improve communication, address enabling patterns, and build the home environment that sustains recovery.
Not everyone needs detox — a free assessment tells us whether you can start outpatient treatment right away. Where detox is needed, it's because alcohol withdrawal can be medically dangerous — even life-threatening — for people with severe physical dependence. Symptoms including seizures and delirium tremens require medical management.
If you are currently drinking daily or in large quantities, you will likely need a supervised medical detox before beginning outpatient treatment. We can connect you with a trusted detox facility and have your spot in our program ready when you complete it.
No. You can call us first — that’s actually the easiest path. A free assessment tells us whether you need medical detox before outpatient treatment. If you do, we connect you with a trusted detox facility and hold your place in our program until you’re ready.
Yes. Most of our clients keep working or attending school. Our IOP (a few 3-hour sessions a week — you sleep at home) has morning and evening tracks, and telehealth sessions are available. We help you build treatment around your job, not the other way around.
Not from us. Your records are protected by HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2 — a federal confidentiality law written specifically for addiction treatment. We never contact your employer, and nothing is shared with anyone without your written consent.
It depends on your plan. We accept most major insurance, and under federal parity law and California’s SB 855, health plans must cover medically necessary addiction care. Verifying your benefits is free and confidential — we tell you your exact costs before you commit to anything.
Yes. FDA-approved medications like naltrexone can reduce cravings and make drinking less rewarding. Our medical team reviews whether medication fits your plan — it’s always your choice, and it works best combined with therapy.
Sources: NIDA — Drugs, Brains, and Behavior: The Science of Addiction, SAMHSA — National Survey on Drug Use and Health, SAMHSA — Medications for Substance Use Disorders.
Coverage varies by plan. Our admissions team verifies your exact benefits for free and explains your options honestly, without pressure.
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