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Provides residential care to meet the needs of each youth’s individual care plan, with the goal of establishing the skills and mindsets needed to return to their homes, or to transition to supervised living situations. Skill development, therapy services, BHIS services, vocational services and specific treatment focuses are offered through this program.

Offers long term residential treatment for adult women with a primary substance use diagnosis (co-occurring capable).

Provides chemical dependency evaluations to assist access to care for substance misuse.

The Intermediate Residential program is a 90-day primary treatment program that is typically the first program women participate in at Santa Monica, to prepare them for the step-down continuum of care.

The Halfway House is a three to six month program where women will seek and maintain employment during their treatment.

If a woman successfully completes the Halfway House program and/or the Intermediate Residential program, they are then eligible for the 3/4 Way House and the Supported Transitional Living Apartments. Women residing in the house or apartments will be provided with Peer Support services.

Offers a licensed, long-term, high intensity residential drug treatment program for individuals. The program is designed to help people at any stage of substance abuse or addiction. Average stay is 12 months.

Works to help Veterans on their recovery journey through outpatient and inpatient services. The residential facility helps Veterans deal with substance abuse, homelessness, mental health, and unemployment through its 24-hour therapeutic and educational programs.

Substance use treatments, including:

- Narcan and harm reduction supplies

- Residential Treatment: Rehabilitation services focusing on life skills and recovery.

- Outpatient services: Up to 24 hours per week. Consists of planning, ongoing assessment, psycho-educational and therapy groups, individual counseling, continued recovery plan.

- Medication-Assisted Recovery (MAR): Methadone, Buprenorphine, Vivitrol.

Works to help Veterans on their recovery journey through outpatient and inpatient services. The residential facility helps Veterans deal with substance abuse, homelessness, mental health, and unemployment through its 24-hour therapeutic and educational programs.

Residential and non-residential substance abuse and mental health services for men and women age 19 and above.

Short-term and long-term residential treatment. Clients in residential treatment live in a safe, supportive environment, meet weekly with a licensed therapist, and attend a variety of groups focused on substance use and mental health.

Offers a day and evening non-residential Intensive Outpatient Program. Clients meet weekly with a licensed therapist and attend 9 hours of programming, meeting 3 hours 3 times per week.

Evening non-residential Outpatient Program requires a commitment of 3 hours of programming for 1.5 hours twice a week, and individual meetings with a licensed therapist as needed.

Works to help Veterans on their recovery journey through outpatient and inpatient services. The residential facility helps Veterans deal with substance abuse, homelessness, mental health, and unemployment through its 24-hour therapeutic and educational programs.

Offers a residential treatment uses an intensive curriculum in which patients look into the effect their substance use or gambling disorder has had not only on their lives, but also on their family, friends, employer, and co-workers. Treatment is self-paced and lengths of stay are based on individual needs and each patient's progress.

Provides 24-hour residential services for individuals who meet the criteria for residential care. Includes motivational interviewing, cognitive behavioral therapy, and medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for patients.

Intermediate residential facility for up to one year, and dual disorder residential facility for up to six months.

Intermediate Residential (IR) Treatment: Intended for adults with a primary substance use disorder. This service is more supportive than therapeutic communities and relies less on peer dynamics in its treatment approach.

Dual Disorder Residential Treatment: Intended for adults with a primary substance use disorder and a co-occurring severe and persistent mental illness, this service is highly structured and provides integrated treatment to stabilize symptoms and engage the individual in a program of maintenance, treatment, rehabilitation and recovery.

Halfway House: Transitional, 24-hour structured recovery facility intended for adults with a primary substance use disorder that have completed a residential treatment program successfully.

Works to help Veterans on their recovery journey through outpatient and inpatient services. The residential facility helps Veterans deal with substance abuse, homelessness, mental health, and unemployment through its 24-hour therapeutic and educational programs.

Works to help Veterans on their recovery journey through outpatient and inpatient services. The residential facility helps Veterans deal with substance abuse, homelessness, mental health, and unemployment through its 24-hour therapeutic and educational programs.