Outpatient Drug & Alcohol Rehab Treatment in Beverly Hills, CA
Sometimes, people who have a substance abuse or addiction problem have not hit rock bottom.
Often, they’re still holding down jobs, caring for their families and active in their community. Addiction has many faces, and the treatment options for each person can differ a lot.
If you or your loved one need to stay engaged and involved in your life, and you’re able to cope with the process of outpatient treatment, this can be a great way to get the help you need without disrupting your life.
What is Outpatient Treatment for Addiction?
Outpatient treatment for addiction is a level of care where individuals receive structured therapy and support while living at home and maintaining their daily routines, such as work, school, or family responsibilities. Unlike inpatient or residential programs, outpatient treatment does not require staying at a facility overnight.
Types of Outpatient Programs
- Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP): IOP is a structured program that usually involves 3–5 hours of therapy, 3–5 days per week. It is designed for individuals who need significant support but do not require 24-hour supervision. IOPs typically include group therapy, individual counseling, relapse prevention training, life skills development, and education about addiction. Some programs also incorporate family therapy and medication-assisted treatment when needed. IOPs allow clients to continue working, attending school, or managing family responsibilities while engaging in consistent treatment.
- Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP): PHP is a step up from IOP in intensity, often described as “day treatment.” Participants attend treatment 5–7 hours per day, 5–7 days per week but return home or to a sober living environment in the evenings. PHP provides a highly structured schedule, including individual and group therapy, medical supervision, life skills training, psychoeducation, and support for co-occurring mental health conditions. This level of care is often recommended for individuals transitioning from inpatient care or for those with moderate to severe substance use issues who do not need 24-hour residential care.
- Standard Outpatient Program: Standard outpatient treatment is the least intensive form of outpatient care. Sessions are typically 1–3 times per week and focus on counseling, support groups, relapse prevention, and coping strategies. This type of program is ideal for individuals in early recovery after completing more intensive treatment or for those with milder substance use disorders. Standard outpatient care can be highly flexible and is often combined with ongoing support like 12-step meetings or SMART Recovery groups.
- Specialized Outpatient Programs: Some outpatient programs focus on specific populations or needs, such as dual diagnosis (co-occurring mental health disorders), trauma-informed care, young adults, women, or veterans. These programs integrate therapies tailored to these groups, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), EMDR for trauma, and peer support programs. They provide both individual and group therapy with specialized clinicians who understand the unique challenges of the population.
What's Included in Our Outpatient Program?
Our outpatient treatment and aftercare referral program combines professional support and personalized care to ensure long-term recovery and stability.
Level of Care
- Outpatient Treatment
Benefits of Program
- Flexible Treatment Options
- Ongoing Professional Support
- Individualized Recovery Plans
- Focus on Lifelong Sobriety
Duration of Stay
The duration is tailored to each individual’s needs, whether they are beginning their recovery or maintaining progress after inpatient treatment.
Who Is This Program For?
This program is ideal for individuals who need support while maintaining responsibilities like work, family, or community involvement. It’s also a great option for people ready to transition from residential treatment to a more flexible structure.
It’s especially suited for those committed to long-term sobriety and seeking a professional, compassionate team to guide them through ongoing recovery challenges.
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Outpatient addiction referral program is a great option for some people, but it’s also a good aftercare choice for people who have completed inpatient or residential treatment.
Faith Recovery Beverly Hills offers a variety of outpatient treatment and aftercare referral programs that can help patients to find and maintain a path to sobriety.
With the right kind of professional support and caring attention, these programs can and have helped countless people to create new lives, free from addiction and substance abuse.
So, if you or a loved one needs help and you think outpatient treatment is the right option, don’t hesitate to contact us. Recovery is possible, and our team can help you to find the right path for your unique situation.
Faith Recovery Beverly Hills, CA Provides Both Outpatient Treatment and Aftercare Referral Program
Addiction recovery is not an event – it’s a process.
Often, when patients complete inpatient or residential treatment, they still need some help to stay on track with their recovery.
Other patients might not need or want inpatient or residential treatment, but they still need the support of a professional team during their recovery.
Faith Recovery Beverly Hills offers all of these services and more, so you or your loved one can get the kind of care you need, when you need it.
Faith Recovery provides individualized advisory for outpatient treatment and aftercare, after completing our residential recovery programs.
What Happens During Outpatient Treatment
During outpatient treatment, individuals participate in therapy and counseling, both in groups and individually. Evidence-based approaches like CBT, DBT, ACT, and trauma-informed therapy are commonly used to address addiction and related mental health issues. Programs often include education on coping skills, stress management, relapse prevention, life skills development, and support for family involvement. Some programs also incorporate medication-assisted treatment for opioid, alcohol, or other substance use disorders.
There is typically a progression through levels of care within outpatient treatment. Clients may start with more intensive sessions in an IOP, move to less frequent standard outpatient sessions as they gain stability, and eventually transition to ongoing support such as alumni programs, support groups, or follow-up counseling. This progression helps individuals gradually build independence while maintaining access to professional guidance, improving the likelihood of long-term recovery.
The length of treatment varies depending on the severity of the addiction and the level of care. Intensive outpatient programs (IOP) typically last 8 to 12 weeks, with sessions several hours per day, multiple days per week. Standard outpatient care is less frequent, often one to three sessions per week, and may continue for several months or longer to provide ongoing support and relapse prevention.
The following is a sample schedule of a Monday-Friday IOP program:
- 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM: Group therapy focusing on coping skills and relapse prevention
- 10:30 AM – 11:00 AM: Break / mindfulness or meditation exercises
- 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM: Individual counseling or one-on-one therapy
- 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM: Lunch break
- 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM: Educational sessions on addiction, nutrition, life skills, or triggers
- 2:30 PM – 3:00 PM: Break / journaling or reflection exercises
- 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM: Group therapy focusing on emotional regulation, coping strategies, or family dynamics
Signs An Outpatient Program is Right for You
Signs and outpatient addiction treatment program may be right for you:
- Stable Home Environment: You have a safe, supportive place to live and do not require 24-hour supervision.
- Mild to Moderate Addiction: Your substance use is not severe enough to require inpatient care or medical detox under constant supervision.
- Ability to Maintain Daily Responsibilities: You can continue working, attending school, or caring for family while attending regular therapy sessions.
- Motivation for Recovery: You are committed to following a structured program and actively participating in therapy and support groups.
- Support System in Place: Friends, family, or peer support networks are available to encourage and assist you during recovery.
- Access to Transportation: You can reliably travel to and from therapy sessions multiple times per week.
- Desire for Flexibility: You want structured professional support without leaving home, allowing you to integrate recovery into your daily life.
- Mild or Managed Co-Occurring Mental Health Conditions: Any mental health symptoms are stable enough to be managed alongside outpatient therapy rather than requiring inpatient psychiatric care.
Outpatient treatment is not suitable for everyone. Individuals with severe or complex addictions may require 24-hour supervision in an inpatient or residential setting to safely manage withdrawal and prevent relapse. It is also not ideal for people who lack a stable home environment or a supportive network, as recovery requires accountability and encouragement outside the treatment facility. Those with serious co-occurring mental health disorders, such as acute depression, severe anxiety, or active psychosis, may need a higher level of care where both mental health and addiction issues can be closely monitored. Outpatient treatment may also be inappropriate for individuals who have frequent relapses, are unable to follow a structured schedule, or lack reliable transportation to attend therapy sessions regularly.
Benefits & Goals of Outpatient Addiction Treatment
Outpatient addiction treatment offers several benefits and is designed to help individuals achieve long-term recovery while maintaining their daily routines. One key advantage is flexibility, allowing participants to continue work, school, or family responsibilities while receiving structured therapy and support. Outpatient programs provide evidence-based treatments, including individual and group counseling, CBT, DBT, ACT, and peer support programs like 12-Step or SMART Recovery, which address both substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions. Another major benefit is the opportunity to apply coping skills and relapse prevention strategies in real-life environments, helping clients integrate recovery into their everyday lives. The goals of outpatient treatment include building resilience, maintaining sobriety, improving mental and emotional health, strengthening support networks, and preparing for long-term independence. Studies and clinical experience show that outpatient programs can be highly effective, especially for individuals with mild to moderate addiction or those transitioning from higher levels of care, as they combine professional guidance with practical, real-world application of recovery skills.
Insurance & Cost of Outpatient Treatment
In Los Angeles, the cost of outpatient addiction treatment can vary widely depending on the intensity of the program and whether it is covered by insurance. For uninsured or self‑pay clients, standard outpatient counseling sessions may range from $100 to $250 per session, while more structured intensive outpatient programs (IOP) can cost between $500 and $2,000 per week. Partial hospitalization programs (PHP), which are more intensive than IOP but still outpatient, typically run $1,000 to $3,000 per week. These ranges can vary based on the facility, length of stay, and the types of therapies offered.
Several factors can impact cost, including the frequency and duration of sessions, whether individual therapy or specialty treatments (like trauma work or family counseling) are included, and the use of medication‑assisted treatment. Additional services such as psychiatric evaluation, group enrichment activities, or case management may also influence the overall price.
Many major insurance providers help cover outpatient addiction treatment, substantially reducing or eliminating out‑of‑pocket costs when services are in network. Common plans accepted in Los Angeles include Evernorth/Cigna Healthcare, Optum/UnitedHealthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Anthem Blue Cross, Aetna, Kaiser Permanente, and Medicaid (Medi‑Cal).
How to Choose the Right Type of Outpatient Program
Choosing the right type of outpatient program depends on several factors, including the severity of addiction, daily responsibilities, support system, and any co-occurring mental health needs. Individuals with moderate to severe addiction or a recent relapse may benefit from a Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), which provides several hours of structured therapy each day while still allowing clients to return home. Those with milder addiction or strong support networks may do well in an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), attending therapy multiple times per week for a few hours each day. Standard outpatient programs are best for individuals in early recovery after completing more intensive treatment or for those with mild substance use who only need occasional therapy sessions to maintain sobriety.
It is also important to consider practical factors, such as work or school schedules, transportation, and the level of support at home. PHP requires a larger time commitment, whereas IOP and standard outpatient programs offer more flexibility. Co-occurring mental health conditions should also be taken into account, as more intensive programs can provide closer monitoring and integrated care. Talking with treatment providers, touring programs, and asking questions about therapies, daily schedules, and aftercare plans can help ensure the program aligns with personal recovery goals. The best outpatient program is one that provides enough structure and professional guidance to maintain sobriety while fitting naturally into everyday life.
What Is the Aftercare Program for Substance Abuse?
Addiction and substance abuse is a medical condition. Which is why, just like when you have surgery, you will need after care to make sure that everything is going according to plan.
Healing from addiction starts in treatment, but it is a lifelong commitment that requires ongoing attention.
The Faith Recovery Center aftercare program for substance abuse gives patients a chance to check in with our professional team, discuss any concerns, and get advice and treatment when they need it.
Outpatient Treatment and Aftercare
Whether you or your loved one completed a residential program at Faith Recovery in Beverley Hills, California or somewhere else, we’re here if you need some extra help staying on the path.
Our team of addiction specialists helps patients to maintain the healthy habits and coping strategies they learn in active treatment, and to avoid falling back into old habits.
Sometimes, lift just gets a little too much, and you need to be reminded how far you’ve come. Or maybe you need a refresher in coping strategies. Whatever it takes to maintain your recovery, we’re happy to offer it in a safe and judgement free environment.
If you or a loved one needs a little extra help maintaining your recovery, we’re happy to help. Contact us and talk to our team to find out more about outpatient and aftercare referral programs.
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