Police Drug Rehab in California

For many, the first step toward recovery is detoxification, where the body safely eliminates substances. This process can be physically and emotionally challenging, which is why our medical detox program provides 24/7 supervision and support. Our team of medical professionals carefully monitors withdrawal symptoms, manages discomfort, and ensures that detox is as smooth and safe as possible. By offering a secure and controlled environment, we help officers begin their recovery journey with a solid foundation.

Inpatient rehab is a structured, immersive program where officers stay on-site and receive comprehensive, around-the-clock care. This level of treatment allows individuals to fully step away from external stressors and focus entirely on their healing process. Therapy is tailored to address the unique challenges faced by law enforcement professionals, including job-related trauma, PTSD, and chronic stress.

During inpatient treatment, officers engage in one-on-one counseling sessions with licensed therapists who specialize in addiction and trauma recovery. Group therapy sessions create a supportive space where officers can connect with others who understand their struggles. Holistic healing practices, such as yoga, meditation, and fitness therapy, promote overall well-being. At the same time, life skills training equips individuals with practical tools to manage stress, build resilience, and maintain long-term sobriety.

For those who require structured, intensive care but do not need 24/7 residential treatment, our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) offers a high level of support while allowing individuals to return home or to a sober living environment in the evenings. This program is ideal for officers who need daily therapeutic intervention while maintaining some level of independence.

PHP includes a combination of individual and group therapy, substance use education, and relapse prevention strategies. Psychiatric support is also available for medication management and co-occurring mental health disorders. By integrating trauma-informed care, PHP helps officers process job-related stress and emotional struggles in a safe and structured setting.

Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is designed for officers who need structured support while balancing work, family, or other responsibilities. This program provides flexibility while maintaining regular access to therapy and professional guidance. IOP serves as a transition phase for those stepping down from inpatient or PHP care, ensuring continued progress in recovery.

IOP includes weekly therapy sessions, as well as individual and group counseling. Scheduling can accommodate work and personal commitments, allowing officers to continue their careers while receiving the support they need. Stress management techniques are a key focus, helping officers develop healthier coping mechanisms for high-pressure situations. Peer support groups provide a strong network of individuals sharing similar experiences, offering encouragement and accountability throughout recovery.

For officers who have completed higher levels of care or require a less intensive approach, outpatient treatment offers continued therapy, peer support, and relapse prevention strategies while allowing them to maintain their regular responsibilities. This program ensures that individuals can access professional support as they reintegrate into daily life.

Outpatient treatment includes ongoing counseling sessions, which may be scheduled weekly or biweekly, depending on individual needs. Alumni and peer support groups provide a sense of community and accountability, reinforcing the progress made during earlier stages of treatment. Long-term relapse prevention planning is also emphasized, ensuring officers have the necessary tools to sustain their recovery for years.

For some officers, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) can be a crucial component of their recovery journey. Our team of psychiatrists and addiction specialists provides evidence-based medication support to manage cravings, withdrawal symptoms, and co-occurring mental health conditions.

Psychiatric care is also available to address anxiety, depression, PTSD, and other mental health concerns that often accompany substance use disorders. Our team conducts ongoing evaluations to ensure that each officer receives the most effective and personalized treatment approach.