New Found Life helps individuals and families affected by methamphetamine use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Our rehab facilities in Long Beach, California, provide residential and outpatient meth addiction treatment and mental health care.
Our rehab centers in Southern California provide personalized meth addiction treatment. Our clinicians and alumni staff use evidence-based therapies and peer support to provide dual diagnosis treatment and multiple levels of care. Our meth rehab treatment center in Long Beach fosters hope and helps clients and their loved ones build the foundation for a happier future.
Our meth addiction treatment options can help you or a loved one recover from substance use disorder (SUD). We offer a continuum of care that includes inpatient, outpatient, and intensive outpatient (IOP) drug addiction programs. Clients also have the option to use our transitional living homes during outpatient treatment or aftercare to maintain a structured home environment.
Our treatment facility in Southern California provides safety, structure, and consistency. The whole-person approach to care and wellness supports clients through every stage of their recovery journey. A healthy recovery center environment uplifts clients and prepares them for a happier future by using skill development and proven treatment methods to address meth addiction and co-occurring disorders.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Family members and close friends can support their loved one during rehabilitation by attending family therapy, support groups, Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), and participating in other forms of family involvement. Family support often plays an essential role in their loved one’s recovery journey, and New Found Life provides families with multiple ways to engage in the treatment process.
Clients often have family therapy sessions integrated into their treatment plan. We have weekly family therapy sessions available for families who want to use them to support loved ones impacted by addiction. Our community values the support of families and encourages family members to take part in events, workshops, and weekend activities.
We understand the importance of peer accountability and empowerment during rehab. Our programs offer AA integration, recovery support groups, and many opportunities for clients to receive and share peer support. New Found Life has a thriving recovery community that allows clients, alumni, and their families to engage with others who share similar life experiences and goals.
We educate families on SUD, treatment options, and mental health disorders. Understanding the realities of addiction and recovery allows clients and their families to make informed decisions during treatment. The community at our facilities offers long-term connection and support systems that help individuals and families navigate challenges in recovery.
Our addiction treatment programs have multiple levels of care, including inpatient, outpatient, partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient (IOP), and sober living. We help clients and their loved ones build a healthy foundation for lasting sobriety. Residential and outpatient services include case management, aftercare planning, and family support.
The structured inpatient treatment environment at our meth rehab in Long Beach helps clients focus on stabilization and early recovery. Our clinical team schedules each day to each client’s specific needs, including morning meditation, evening therapy, and afternoon peer support groups.
PHP programs provide day treatment with a structured clinical approach and support. Clients spend the majority of their weekdays in individual or group therapy, learning how to manage their condition effectively, developing essential life skills, and building healthy coping mechanisms. We provide referrals to PHP programs in the Long Beach area.
Our flexible outpatient treatment program provides continued therapy sessions and relapse prevention support for clients transitioning out of detox or residential treatment. We work around client schedules to ensure they can participate in treatment while managing work or personal responsibilities. The intensive outpatient program is ideal for career professionals or clients with a strong support system at home.
Outpatient services offer step-down care for long-term recovery. The continued behavioral health and therapy support helps clients feel more confident in their ability to remain sober and manage unexpected speed bumps in their recovery journey. Some clients use our outpatient services while staying in our gender-specific transitional living community.
We use relapse prevention planning and aftercare support to prepare clients for the realities of ongoing recovery. Our clinicians collaborate with clients to develop crisis and relapse-prevention strategies to respond to unexpected triggers or setbacks during aftercare. We give clients all the tools they need to continue moving forward.
Our facility also has transitional sober living options to help people through the transition from structured care to independent sobriety. The gender-specific housing reinforces accountability and healthy routines while providing a safe space for continuing healing.
Meth treatment involves one-on-one and group therapy sessions where clinicians use CBT and DBT to teach critical recovery skills, such as effective communication and setting healthy boundaries. Every program prioritizes overall wellness and holistic support.
The dedicated clinical team uses CBT and DBT interventions to help people challenge negative patterns of thought or behavior. Our low staff-to-client ratio enables frequent individual therapy sessions throughout the week, where clients can grow and heal. Group therapy and peer support provide additional accountability, motivation, and inspiration. We continue to provide support to Alumni during aftercare.
The therapeutic modalities we use give clients the tools to manage their condition, including practical coping strategies for cravings and triggers, relapse prevention skills, and conflict resolution. Long-term recovery skills foster emotional regulation and offer mental health support. We help clients gain confidence in their ability to maintain control of their lives and sobriety.
Clinicians work with clients to create a structured schedule for stability and consistency. People in recovery benefit from a daily schedule that minimizes unplanned free time. Our programs focus on treatment, accountability, and routine.
Residential programs provide additional layers of structure and security for clients who may struggle with accountability or adherence to rehabilitation guidelines. We help clients create healthier routines that support their recovery goals.
If you have concerns for yourself or someone you love, we can help. Our substance abuse programs use mental health treatment and addiction recovery support to help people navigate every stage of recovery from intervention to aftercare. Residential and outpatient drug rehab programs give people the space to heal from drug or alcohol abuse.
Being able to recognize when to seek professional support can reduce the risk of long-term side effects or severe complications. We can help families and individuals determine whether our rehab programs will provide the level of support needed to help them achieve and maintain sobriety.
Some potential warning signs that you or a loved one may need help include excessive emotional distress, inability to stop abusing substances despite negative consequences, relapse.
Family members play a critical role in helping loved ones get the help they need to overcome substance abuse. Many people who need professional treatment fail to recognize the signs or symptoms of SUD. Family encouragement to attend alcohol or drug rehab can help people struggling with addiction take the first steps toward lasting recovery.
Family members continue to play an essential role in the rehabilitation and recovery process. We offer family therapy, support groups, and community events where families can engage with others. Our dedicated care team helps families navigate interventions, intake, and the multiple levels of care.
Our programs include various treatment services, including short-term medication-assisted treatment (MAT), behavioral health, aftercare planning, case management, relapse prevention, and holistic wellness. We do not offer long-term Suboxone maintenance as part of our MAT services.
Clients with co-occurring mental health disorders benefit from our behavioral and mental health therapies, including cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), motivational interviewing (MI), and support groups. Our dual diagnosis treatment helps people manage multiple co-occurring conditions and successfully build healthy coping skills.
Relapse prevention education and personalized aftercare planning set the stage for successful long-term recovery. People feel more confident in their ability to remain sober if they have the resources and information necessary to avoid relapse and overcome challenges during aftercare.
Our wellness and recovery support services help people develop emotional regulation, stress-management strategies, and resilience. The experts at New Found Life focus on the whole person and address physical, emotional, and spiritual needs to reduce the risk of relapse or other complications in recovery.
Yes. We offer gender-specific residential drug and alcohol treatment—people living in Los Angeles and other areas surrounding Long Beach benefit from our trusted treatment programs. Individuals struggling with meth addiction, alcohol use, or other forms of SUD receive personalized inpatient care that prepares them for lasting sobriety.
Yes. Most insurance plans cover meth addiction treatment and other mental health services considered medically necessary to address your specific needs. Our programs accept private insurance. We do not currently accept Medicaid or Medicare. Our intake specialists can confirm your insurance coverage if you reach out to our office.
Yes. Our drug and alcohol rehab programs treat co-occurring mental health issues. We use evidence-based treatments to help people manage co-occurring disorders in dual-diagnosis treatment. Clinicians ensure each client’s well-being by addressing their individual needs through therapy, peer support, 12-Step immersion, and other recovery supports.
We do not offer on-site detoxification services. People with meth, opioid, or alcohol addiction may need more support during withdrawal. We provide detox facilitation, case management, and referrals to a local addiction treatment center that offers drug detox services. Our case managers ensure a smooth transition into our residential or outpatient programs after people complete detox.
Our healthcare professionals provide referrals to aftercare services and continue to follow up with clients and their loved ones. We use detailed aftercare planning and relapse prevention education to support lasting recovery and ensure a smooth transition from our structured care to aftercare. Most people continue attending individual therapy, 12-Step meetings, and support groups after completing rehabilitation.
