Based in the attractive San Fernando Valley region of Los Angeles, California, Sanctuary Treatment Center offers 42-bed options including supervised medical withdrawal, immersive inpatient support, ongoing residential programs, advanced executive services, a specific Veterans initiative, and outpatient approaches for alcohol and drug issues. We oversee our dedicated sober residences and intermediate living arrangements, complemented by an extensive alumni follow-up system. Our close-knit group dynamic creates a reassuring and pleasant environment for participants. We support individuals in achieving lasting sobriety. Operating as a dual-diagnosis provider, we handle substance dependencies in conjunction with other mental health challenges. Individualized treatment approaches are crafted to suit personal circumstances. Our facility for substance recovery holds a limit of 6 beds, delivering the individualized focus and resolve needed to address addictions. We also provide a customized track for those who have served in the military.
Substance Withdrawal and Intensive Recovery Programs
Situated in the picturesque San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles, California, Sanctuary Treatment Center provides 42-bed services encompassing supervised detox, comprehensive inpatient care, extended living treatment, high-level executive offerings, a Veterans-focused path, and diverse outpatient options for drug and alcohol challenges. We administer our own recovery housing and step-down living solutions, plus a strong alumni support framework. Our compact group setup encourages a protected and relaxed atmosphere for attendees. We aid individuals in securing enduring recovery. As a dual-diagnosis center, we manage addiction together with associated mental health concerns. Customized plans are developed to align with specific needs. Our addiction-focused residence supports up to 6 clients, offering the personalized attention and determination essential for overcoming substance dependencies. We also feature a specialized program for Veterans.