New Found Life has an alcohol and drug addiction rehab in Long Beach, CA. We offer intensive outpatient and outpatient services to individuals struggling with substance use disorder (SUD) and co-occurring mental health disorders.
New Found Life helps men and women aged 18 and older recover from substance use disorders and mental health issues. Our low client-to-staff ratio enables our licensed clinicians to provide tailored care. Most people attend 90 days of our intensive outpatient program in Long Beach. However, the personalized treatment plans allow us to adjust lengths of stay as needed to meet client needs. We can help you or a loved one heal from the effects of substance abuse.
We have created a welcoming community where people seeking help overcoming substance abuse come together to empower and support one another. Our team has over 30 years of experience treating SUD and dual diagnosis. The serene setting and structured environment reduce distractions and help clients focus on recovery.
New Found Life emphasizes sustained progress through structured, evidence-based care. Clients gain practical life skills and coping strategies to support lasting addiction recovery.
We involve family members throughout treatment to strengthen support networks and improve outcomes. Family education and therapy help loved ones understand addiction and contribute to long-term healing.
Clients fully engage with the 12-Step program alongside trauma-informed clinical therapy. This combination promotes accountability, personal growth, and long-term success in recovery.
Graduates continue to receive guidance through alumni programs, support groups, and telehealth check-ins. Continued involvement with family members and community resources reinforces long-term sobriety.
Every client receives a tailored plan that meets their emotional, mental, and physical needs. Plans are adjusted regularly to reflect progress and ensure measurable results.
Men and women live and participate in gender-specific homes, with programming led by clinicians who understand the unique challenges each group faces. This approach fosters safety, comfort, and more effective healing.
We offer multiple levels of care and referrals to more comprehensive programs for people who may need residential care before participating in our outpatient programs. Many people go through a continuum of care that includes medical detox, residential, intensive outpatient (IOP) or partial hospitalization (PHP), outpatient, and sober living.
We offer referrals to residential treatment programs for clients who need additional structure, 24/7 access to care, and greater medical support. Some substances may cause more severe or persistent withdrawal symptoms requiring higher levels of care before a person can transfer to outpatient treatment.
Our clinicians collaborate closely with clients to create comprehensive aftercare plans that support ongoing recovery. We offer referrals to aftercare services and have gender-specific sober living housing to help people transition back into the community at their own pace.
PHP is a step down from inpatient and involves extensive weekly therapy sessions to build coping skills and reduce the risk of relapse during early recovery.
Our IOP program provides people with a structured weekly schedule that promotes lasting changes. IOP includes polysubstance and dual diagnosis treatment options. We use evidence-based and alternative holistic therapies to support clients in their recovery.
We offer outpatient treatment for people who feel confident in their ability to maintain sobriety. Outpatient programs use family therapy, peer engagement, holistic activities like yoga, and clinical support to help people heal and build a healthier future.
Our addiction treatment program uses holistic and clinical approaches to treat clients and prepare them for lasting recovery. Clients can expect to participate in multiple therapy sessions throughout the week, learning essential skills for managing SUD or dual diagnosis. We collaborate closely with clients and their families to ensure treatment programs feel comfortable, safe, and engaging for every individual we treat.
We understand the importance of a whole-person approach to care. Our holistic therapies support spiritual, physical, and emotional well-being by reducing anxiety and improving stress management. We have yoga classes, nutritional education, and other holistic options to complement clinical treatments. By providing low-stress alternative therapies, we can accommodate the preferences of clients who may not respond as well to traditional talk therapy.
Talk therapy is the cornerstone of addiction recovery. We use evidence-based psychotherapy in our individual and group therapy sessions. Clinicians guide clients in processing underlying issues that contribute to maladaptive behaviors and provide tools to make healthier choices. We use dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and other therapeutic modalities.
Relapse prevention and aftercare planning ensure people in early recovery know what steps to take after transitioning out of our care. Our team works closely with clients and their family members to create a realistic and sustainable aftercare plan that addresses any potential concerns. Relapse prevention education and crisis management strategies also reduce the risk of relapse and give people additional tools for navigating challenges after rehab.
We provide information about community-based resources, including Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA). People often have better long-term outcomes if they continue to attend support groups and individual therapy during aftercare. Our alumni services include regular check-ins with clients, and we also use those times to provide additional resources and recovery support options to meet changing needs.
Professional treatment programs help people with SUD safely combat addiction. Recognizing when to seek help can reduce the risk of overdose or other serious side effects of substance abuse. Anyone who experiences withdrawal symptoms or cannot stop taking a substance on their own despite repeated attempts needs treatment to achieve and maintain sobriety safely. Attempting to go “cold turkey” alone without the supervision of medical professionals can lead to serious health complications.
We treat alcohol use disorder (AUD) and most other addictions, including cocaine, fentanyl, benzodiazepines, and methamphetamine. Every drug has different side effects and addiction potential. If you or a loved one shows signs of addiction or dependence, get help today. Early intervention and treatment significantly reduce the risk of long-term side effects of substance abuse.
Recognizing the signs of dependence or addiction makes it easier for people to know when to seek help for their condition. If you or a loved one struggles with substance abuse or addictive behaviors, we can help. Some of the warning signs that you may benefit from our services include an inability to stop abusing the drug, loss of productivity at work or school, and continuing to abuse the substance despite negative health, career, or personal consequences.
The signs of addiction may sometimes overlap with other mental health conditions. Anyone concerned about potential addictive behaviors should consult with a family doctor, a recovery program, or other medical professionals. We can help you make sense of your circumstances and provide evidence-based treatment options.
Early intervention is one of the most effective ways to reduce the risk of overdose, relapse, long-term health side effects, and complications during rehabilitation. We can provide guidance and referrals to families planning an intervention for a loved one struggling with SUD. We make the admissions process fast and easy to facilitate early intervention and treatment.
The effects of substance abuse compound over time, and the sooner a person receives addiction treatment, the less severe the effects. You can always reach out to a medical professional or our office if you have questions about how to host an intervention or help a loved one you believe may have SUD.
Everyone needs support sometimes to manage unexpected challenges and life stresses. People in recovery often require more comprehensive support to manage their condition. Our programs come with a thriving sober community where alumni and people in early recovery interact and share experiences.
A strong support system builds confidence, resilience, and self-efficacy. We prepare clients for lasting sobriety by providing a support system and educating clients on how to expand or create their own. Clinicians, support staff, and family members provide clients with a solid support network.
Family members often know their loved one best and can provide motivation, inspiration for change, and emotional support. We help families heal from the damage caused by substance abuse by repairing or strengthening relationships with family therapy. Clients use therapy sessions to communicate needs, concerns, worries, and recovery expectations.
Not all families have their loved ones’ best interests in mind. We carefully vet family members to ensure they truly support their loved one’s treatment and recovery. The safety and comfort of our clients take priority. We will work with families to help them reconcile, resolve conflicts, and repair relationships.
Community engagement, family involvement in recovery, and participation in professional rehab programs provide people with SUD with a strong support network to lean on during challenging moments. We encourage clients to be an active part of our community, where they can receive and share support with others who have similar goals and life experiences.
We use skill development to help people create meaningful connections during treatment. Clients learn to set healthy boundaries, communicate effectively, and build positive social connections with others. Alumni continue to have access to our community, and we offer opportunities for them to support clients new to the recovery process.
Community recovery services and programs provide people with additional resources. We offer 12-Step immersion to prepare clients for aftercare and community involvement. Our treatment facility uses group recovery and community to introduce healthy relationship dynamics into people’s lives. Social connections often play a central role in maintaining sobriety during ongoing recovery. Mentors, friends, family, and a care team provide clients with strong connections.
Most insurance providers partially or fully cover meth addiction treatment, including Medicaid and Medicare, Aetna, Anthem, UnitedHealthcare, TRICARE, and some private insurance plans. Our admissions team can verify your insurance and help you determine what services your plan covers. Contact our office today to learn more.
We offer payment plans for individuals who may need to pay some out-of-pocket expenses for rehabilitation. Everyone deserves access to high-quality addiction recovery services. Call our office today to learn more about how we can help you or a loved one.
Yes. We address co-occurring disorders using evidence-based treatments, including psychotherapy, eye-movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), cognitive-behavioral therapy, and dialectical behavior therapy. Our programs use group therapy and individual therapy to treat dual diagnosis and polysubstance use. Some of the co-occurring disorders we treat include bipolar disorder (BD), anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). We have the resources to treat multiple co-occurring mental health issues alongside substance use disorders.
No. We do not offer detox services on-site. Our clinicians can provide referrals to local alcohol and drug detox programs. We have case management, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), and other services to help facilitate the transition between off-site detox and our programs. Local detox centers stabilize withdrawal symptoms, and our team guides people through the onboarding process at our treatment center.
Some substances cause severe withdrawal symptoms and side effects. A medical professional monitors physical and mental health during withdrawal and provides treatments to help clients feel more comfortable. In cases where withdrawal symptoms persist for longer than normal, we use MAT to manage the side effects.
