San Pedro Addiction Treatment and Drug Rehab
New Found Life helps people seeking a San Pedro drug rehab. Our alcohol and addiction treatment facility provides high-quality, personalized care to individuals living in Southeast California.
New Found Life helps people seeking a San Pedro drug rehab. Our alcohol and addiction treatment facility provides high-quality, personalized care to individuals living in Southeast California.
We provide mental health and substance abuse treatment to people 18 years and older living in San Pedro and the surrounding areas, including Long Beach and Los Angeles. Most clients stay in our residential programs and in the outpatient continuum of care for an average of 2 to 3 months.
Our licensed clinicians and alumni staff treat people aged 18 and older who struggle with substance abuse and co-occurring mental health disorders. We offer gender-specific programs, and housing provides hope and a safe space. Our 12-Step immersion, personalized services, and clinical excellence provide clients with the support they need to build a happier future.
Our apartment-style, gender-specific residential living and proximity to the ocean provide clients with a relaxing setting for rehabilitation. We have created a family-like environment that fosters a sense of belonging where clients benefit from shared meals and daily routines. The community-based feel of our residential and sober living programs makes them accessible, welcoming, and an excellent option for people who need additional support during early recovery.
The safe environment provides structure and guidance to help people transform and rebuild their lives. We give clients tools to achieve long-term fulfillment and a sense of purpose that support lasting sobriety.
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.
Men and women live in gender-specific homes and participate in 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.
Our treatment programs offer a range of services to help people heal and prepare for long-term recovery.
We offer gender-specific care to improve treatment quality and ensure clients receive the most appropriate and relevant recovery services.
Every weekend, we host online family support meetings for clients and alumni families.
We encourage clients to use the 12-Step philosophy to manage their condition and avoid falling back into unhealthy patterns during early recovery.
Our clinical team has over 30 years of experience teaching life skills that build resilience and self-confidence. Some of the skills clients learn include time management, setting healthy boundaries, conflict resolution, and emotional regulation.
Our alcohol and drug rehab programs provide routine, accountability, and peer support. The recovery community at New Found Life offers a welcoming space that empowers self-confidence and personal growth. Routines, therapy sessions, support groups, and community events provide clients with real-world situations in which they can practice coping skills and manage their condition.
Everyone at our residential facilities shares household chores and meals. Group meetings provide additional support and foster healthy social connections among sober peers. The structure and routine foster resilience and increase self-confidence.
Health care professionals at New Found Life host group therapy, Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), and other 12-Step meetings that support ongoing sobriety. We help clients improve their overall wellness through peer engagement and clinical therapies. All clients participate in multiple group and community meetings throughout the week.
We provide phone lists and help clients build interpersonal skills to facilitate the development of a strong support system.
Our continuum of care involves a step-down process that gradually increases independence, personal responsibility, and self-accountability as clients move through treatment. Residential and outpatient programs prepare clients to maintain independent sobriety as they rebuild their lives.
We offer various services and therapeutic modalities to help people heal from addiction, trauma, and mental health issues. Some of the treatments we use include cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy+/ (DBT), motivational interviewing (MI), and trauma therapy. We use a combination of therapy, prescription medications, peer support, and 12-Step meetings to help people heal
Our programs used medication-assisted treatment (MAT) when necessary. We do not offer long-term Suboxone maintenance. Our clinicians ensure each client has access to therapy sessions and forms of support that meet their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
We do not offer medical detoxification services onsite. However, we do provide detox coordination and facilitation. Our step-down approach gives clients and their families long-term support by making the transition through each stage of recovery seamless and straightforward. Our continuum of care includes residential, intensive outpatient, outpatient, sober living, and aftercare programs.
Inpatient rehabilitation provides people with a structured, secure, and safe environment where they can focus fully on recovery without the distractions of everyday life. We offer 24/7 access to medical and mental health support to help clients stabilize physically and emotionally during the first months of recovery. Our residential programs are gender-specific, allowing us to address the unique challenges faced by men and women.
Intensive outpatient programs allow clients to return home at night and on the weekends while still keeping them focused on recovery, with people spending most of their weekdays in therapy, support meetings, family therapy, and other treatments. IOP gives a higher level of care with more hours spent in individual or group sessions compared to outpatient treatment.
We have extended care services and a gender-specific transitional living community that gives people a drug-free, safe place to stay where they have peer support and support staff to maintain accountability. Many people benefit from using transitional housing to avoid triggers at home until they feel more confident in their ability to manage their condition independently. Our extended care includes referrals for aftercare services, monthly check-ins, and 12-Step meetings.
Our outpatient programs offer a balance of freedom, flexible scheduling, accountability, and comprehensive therapeutic sessions. You can attend school, return to work, or maintain responsibilities around the home while participating in our outpatient programs.
Our dedicated clinicians have over 30 years of experience treating a wide range of addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions. We treat both disorders simultaneously with tailored, integrative care plans that address the underlying causes of each condition.
We treat many forms of addiction, including opioid use disorder (OUD), alcohol use disorder (AUD), prescription drug abuse, and marijuana. Our programs also have the resources to address multiple co-occurring substance use disorders (e.g., alcohol use disorder and fentanyl addiction).
Some of the mental health issues we treat include co-occurring major depressive disorder (MDD), bipolar disorder (BD), generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and trauma. Our staff has trauma-specific training to facilitate trauma recovery for people with a history of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) or other traumatic experiences.
Our residential and outpatient programs use dual diagnosis treatment, including psychotherapy, psychiatric support, 12-Step meetings, family therapy, and other services, to treat co-occurring substance and mental health disorders. We personalize our treatment plans to ensure the best possible outcomes and to reduce the risk of relapse. Clients with more complex co-occurring conditions may receive referrals to additional community-based services to enhance the effectiveness of rehabilitation.
Families and loved ones of people struggling with substance abuse may not know when to seek help. Some warning signs of SUD include social isolation, changes in behavior or extreme mood swings, relapse, unexplained or excessive emotional distress, and secretive behavior. We provide hope for individuals and families experiencing addiction by helping them build the foundation for a happier, sober future.
Our facility has accreditation from The Joint Commission, and families from San Pedro trust us to continue providing high-quality support and alumni services that facilitate lasting recovery. After clients complete our programs, they have access to regular check-ins, consultations with our clinicians, educational workshops, volunteer and mentorship opportunities, and community events. We ensure people have the continued support they need to stay sober in the long term.
Our alumni network allows people in later stages of recovery to mentor and provide peer support to individuals just starting their healing journey. We encourage alumni to play an active role in our community and have multiple alumni staff members.
New Found Life has a Wednesday group for families involved in the rehabilitation process. We treat young adults 18 years and older, giving families hope for the future by using therapy and other services to heal the family system. Families have long-term access to our weekly group meeting, ensuring alumni and their loved ones continue to make progress in their recovery journey.
We provide relapse prevention education and planning to help clients better understand how to avoid relapse during recovery. Medical professionals at New Found Life ensure clients and their loved ones know the warning signs of emotional relapse and have a safety plan in place.
Aftercare planning prepares clients for lasting sobriety by providing the next steps for recovery. Most aftercare plans include our alumni services, individual therapy, 12-Step meetings, support groups, and referrals to community-based resources.
We help people seeking a San Pedro drug rehab by providing nearby treatment and support. Our facility is located in Long Beach, CA, within easy driving distance. Treatment providers in San Pedro do not offer the same personalized, outcome-oriented care we provide at our rehab center.
A typical length of stay at our addiction treatment center is 12 weeks. The personalized treatment options allow us to extend program lengths as needed to accommodate clients with more complex needs. Our addiction and behavioral health services benefit from the step-down approach we use that incorporates multiple levels of care. We collaborate closely with each client to create a treatment plan that fits their unique needs.
Yes. We accept many common insurance plans. You can contact our office to learn more about our payment options or to verify your insurance coverage. We do not currently accept Medicaid insurance plans.
Our treatment services include both residential and outpatient programs. We address drug and alcohol addiction using integrative care and a step-down approach that gradually increases independence as clients move through various programs. Many clients benefit from participating in multiple inpatient and outpatient programs over the course of 12 weeks or longer.
Yes. We encourage clients to build a support network that includes family members to help them overcome challenges in recovery. Our treatment center facilitates family involvement in the treatment process through family therapy and other support services.