Valencia CA Inpatient Rehab Drug and Alcohol Detox Clinic Launching Soon
Feb 12, 2021
Divinity Recovery in Woodland Hills, CA, available at 747-204-3398, announced their new detox center for individuals struggling with drug and alcohol addiction.
Los Angeles, United States - February 12, 2021 /NewsNetwork/ —
Divinity Recovery in Woodland Hills, California, has announced the opening of its new drug and alcohol detox center. These new inpatient services build upon and expand their reach and ability to help drug and alcohol patients on their road to recovery. Various insurance payment methods are accepted for their programs.
The new detox center will cater to drug and alcohol patients who need inpatient therapy and attention. This program rounds-out Divinity Recovery’s options and completes the cycle between inpatient and outpatient drug and alcohol recovery services. One can move from inpatient to outpatient programs seamlessly during their recovery.
The company provides numerous substance abuse treatment programs tailored to help patients achieve long-lasting, sustainable recovery. These programs include their partial hospital program (PHP), intensive outpatient program (IOP), outpatient program, and now their new inpatient detox center.
Due to their central location in Woodland Hills, Divinity Recovery accepts patients from all over the LA Basin. Most patients come from San Fernando, Studio City, Hollywood, Ventura County, Calabasas, Malibu, and Tarzana. Discretion is provided to clients who may be public figures, such as celebrities, athletes, politicians, or prominent businesspeople, as all services are confidential in nature.
More information can be found at divinityrecovery.com.
A Divinity spokesperson said, “Our mission is to provide integrative detox, stabilization and other recovery-related services to individuals and families seeking to improve their mental health and wellness.”
The newly updated services aim to provide a holistic, medically informed approach to drug and alcohol addiction that can help clients achieve life-long rehabilitation. During the COVID crisis, many more people than ever are struggling with drug and alcohol addition, so the addition of this detox center is vital to the community. Substance abuse outpatient programs, as opposed to inpatient or residential treatment, are designed to offer psychological support, introduce coping strategies, and prevent relapse for individuals struggling with addiction.
Successful outpatient treatment requires the collaboration of certified counselors, physicians, consulting psychologists, families, and continuing care counselors.
Divinity Recovery’s person-centered outpatient support program ensures long-lasting, tangible recovery for patients suffering from a moderate drug or alcohol problem. The center’s team of certified counselors create an individualized, multidisciplinary treatment plan to meet every client’s needs.
Using a non-directive treatment technique, Divinity Recovery provides a comfortable and non-judgmental atmosphere for patients to freely
express their emotions. The company’s integrative philosophy aims to boost patients’ self-esteem and openness to experience, improve their self-understanding, help them foster more positive relationships, and learn to better express themselves emotionally.
Divinity Recovery’s mental health and addiction professionals safely guide patients through their initial detoxification, as well as offer follow-up counseling and other treatment options to prevent potential relapse. This is a key aspect to a successful recovery.
Patients can participate in the center’s weekly group and individual sessions, which are currently available 2 to 3 days a week.
Divinity Recovery also provides access to healthcare providers, drug and alcohol screening services, and an extensive alumni network for ongoing community support.
In light of the current pandemic, the company has implemented new safety protocols including a revised admissions screening process, mandatory mask-use, increased facility sanitation, and more.
A spokesperson for the company said: “At Divinity Recovery, our mission is to provide a comprehensive, individualized, and community-based forum that provides the tools needed for clients to achieve their stated goals of continued recovery.”
Interested parties can find additional details at the above-mentioned website or by calling (747) 204-3398. Divinity Recovery’s new Detox Center is located in Valencia, California. Their new detox center is scheduled to open on March 15, 2021.
Contact Info:
Name: Lea Hummel
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Organization: Divinity Recovery Los Angeles
Address: "20301 Ventura Boulevard Suite 121, Los Angeles, CA 91364, United States
Phone: +1-747-204-3398
Website: https://divinityrecovery.com/
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