New Found Life has a heroin rehab in Long Beach, California. Our intensive outpatient programs help people 18 and older struggling with substance use disorder (SUD) and co-occurring mental health disorders.
We provide compassionate and comprehensive care to individuals experiencing SUD or dual diagnosis. Our team of licensed professionals tailors outpatient services to each client’s specific needs. The low client-to-staff ratio and evidence-based treatment help people 18 and older recover from addiction. Our 90-day programs in Long Beach, CA, provide clients with the skills they need to achieve lasting sobriety successfully.
The welcoming environment gives people a safe space to recover without being away from the distractions and triggers of everyday life. We have built a community where people seeking a healthy, sober future come together to empower and uplift one another through every stage of the treatment process. Our community is a family of staff, clients, alumni, and their families who want to join others in supporting a sober lifestyle.
Located centrally in Long Beach, our outpatient treatment programs provide access to a beautiful, welcoming environment that fosters comfort and safety. The supportive community of peers, alumni, clinicians, and support staff provides inspiration and motivation. For many people, the push to make lasting change happens with the support of peers and family.
We serve people in the cities and counties surrounding Long Beach. Anyone seeking high-quality, personalized addiction treatment can benefit from our programs. Our central location is a short drive from many of Southern California’s most popular areas. Our staff accommodates the drive times and schedules of our outpatient clients with a variety of flexible scheduling options.
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 also offer continuing support to alumni, ensuring their recovery continues after they complete our programs.
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.
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.
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.
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.
We offer multiple levels of care to support ongoing recovery, and clinicians provide referrals to outside services when appropriate. Most clients start with off-site medical detox or inpatient rehab before transitioning to our outpatient programs.
Our clinicians provide referrals to inpatient care for clients who need higher levels of care before participating in our programs. We offer case management services to coordinate the transition from outside residential treatment to our outpatient programs and ensure clients receive the level of care they need.
We provide a step-down from IOP through our outpatient services, which include fewer weekly appointments but the same access to our clinical care team and community. Many clients receive outpatient care before transitioning to aftercare.
PHP is a step-down from inpatient rehab and offers more hours of individual and group therapy per week compared to IOP and lower levels of care. Clients return home at night and on weekends, while spending the majority of their days at a treatment center during the week.
Our IOP program uses a whole-person approach to recovery that ensures clients’ spiritual, physical, and psychological well-being. Clients participate in therapy sessions throughout the week and enjoy greater independence than in PHP treatment. Our IOP program provides accountability, structure, and professional support for people in recovery.
We offer comprehensive aftercare planning and have a gender-specific sober living program that provides a safe, substance-free environment where people can continue focusing on their recovery without the triggers or distractions at home.
New Found Life has an alumni program that keeps people connected to the sober community and provides multiple opportunities for alumni to engage with peers.
Our services include medication-assisted treatment (MAT) when appropriate, support groups, psychotherapy, psychoeducation, group therapy, family therapy, and other modalities. People in treatment can expect to attend therapy sessions several days a week, during which they will focus on learning effective tools to manage their condition.
We offer yoga, meditation, and other holistic therapies that improve stress management and reduce anxiety. Our holistic therapies complement the clinical care we provide and add an additional layer of support. We can also accommodate specific holistic practices to meet the spiritual or personal preferences of individuals in treatment.
Holistic therapies often involve mindfulness techniques and exercises. We teach mindfulness as part of our clinical modalities, and holistic therapies provide clients with space to practice and enhance those skills in real-world situations.
Our programs use a wide range of evidence-based treatments, including talk therapy, eye-movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), and trauma therapy. We combine evidence-based therapies with holistic alternatives to increase the variety of support people receive during rehabilitation.
Our evidence-based therapies provide a solid foundation for positive lifestyle changes that will support lasting sobriety and positive mental health during ongoing recovery. Many clients continue to attend individual therapy sessions after completing treatment as a way to manage stress and process trauma or other underlying issues. We provide referrals to aftercare therapy services when appropriate.
We treat dual diagnosis with psychiatric support, medication management when needed, individual and group therapy, family therapy, psychoeducation, and holistic treatments. Co-occurring mental health issues receive simultaneous treatment to ensure the best possible outcome and reduce the risk of relapse during aftercare. We help people with one or more co-occurring conditions learn to manage their symptoms and build healthy routines that support recovery.
Relapse prevention education and planning ensure people know how to recognize the signs of a potential emotional or physical relapse and have specific skills, tools, and support systems in place to avoid a relapse. All of our programs use relapse prevention and safety plans to help clients feel more confident in their ability to overcome challenges and avoid relapse.
Aftercare planning prepares clients and their loved ones for the transition to ongoing recovery by addressing potential concerns through referrals to outside support, information on community-based resources, and concrete steps to take during crisis moments. We check in with alumni during aftercare and offer additional assistance as needed to help people continue moving forward in their recovery journey.
Heroin use can lead to life-threatening side effects, including unintended overdose or complications from mixing substances like alcohol and opioids. Recognizing the warning signs and knowing when to get help can keep you from experiencing the most persistent or severe effects of substance abuse.
Some of the most common signs of dependence or addiction that people notice include an inability to stop taking the drug despite multiple attempts, social withdrawal, cravings during periods of abstinence, and continuing to abuse the drug.
The signs that you or a loved one may struggle with drug addiction vary depending on multiple factors, including the dose, how long it was taken, and any other conditions. Unintentional and unwanted changes in sleep and eating patterns, lack of personal hygiene, feeling isolated or lonely,
Early intervention and a professional treatment program reduce the risk of overdose, relapse, long-term side effects, or the development of additional mental health disorders. We encourage families and close friends to intervene on their loved one’s behalf if they notice the signs of addiction. Early interventions s can save lives and prepare people for lasting sobriety.
Our heroin rehab in Long Beach offers community support through every stage of the recovery journey. Alumni continue to play an active role in our day-to-day activities and provide additional support to people new to the recovery process. We believe community engagement, peer support, and actively building positive social connections reinforce the skills we teach and improve how clients feel about themselves and others.
Alumni have the opportunity to volunteer at our facility, providing mentorship, guidance, and insights to others just starting in rehabilitation. Clients can take advantage of these alumni interactions to learn more about what to expect from later stages of recovery.
Our clinicians use individual and group therapy to help clients process, learn essential skills, and build confidence. Our outpatient programs offer therapy sessions multiple days throughout the week, allowing us to work around people’s work, school, or personal schedules. Therapists use CBT, DBT, and other modalities to guide clients through changing maladaptive patterns of thought and behavior.
We use individual and group therapy to help clients develop critical life skills and healthy coping mechanisms to manage stressors during rehabilitation and ongoing recovery. Some of the skills clients learn include effective communication, conflict resolution, emotional regulation, creative problem-solving, teamwork, and stress management.
Many people benefit from family therapy. Family members often play a vital role in the recovery process and provide accountability for ongoing recovery. We use family therapy and other support services to educate families and help them repair or strengthen relationships.
Every member of a family unit feels an impact from substance use, and family therapy allows everyone to heal together and grow closer under the guidance of an experienced therapist. Family therapy allows every family member to share their thoughts, feelings, and concerns. Therapy sessions also educate family members and help them have realistic expectations for treatment.
Yes. Most insurance providers cover addiction treatment for heroin, fentanyl, benzodiazepines, and other substances. Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, UnitedHealthcare, and other insurance plans may partially or fully cover rehabilitation services. Contact our office for more information. Our admissions team can determine if we accept your insurance plan and what services it covers.
Yes! We treat polysubstance use, trauma, and co-occurring disorders. Our mental health treatment uses cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), holistic therapy, and trauma-informed care to treat mental health issues. Some of the co-occurring conditions we treat include post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), bipolar disorder (BD), depression, anxiety, and personality disorders.
Most people with SUD have one or more co-occurring conditions or underlying issues impacting their ability to maintain sobriety. We address those conditions simultaneously to provide clients with the support they need to manage multiple co-occurring disorders during recovery.
No. We do not offer on-site detoxification services. However, we do provide referrals to medical detox programs and facilitate the transfer into our program after withdrawal symptoms have been stabilized.
Medical detox is an essential part of treatment for people with heroin addiction. Tapering off the drug without medical supervision can lead to severe health issues. However, treatment programs use 24/7 medical monitoring, tailored support, and medication management to assist clients in tapering off the drug.
