Integrated Behavioral Health

AADAP’s Therapeutic Community (TC) is a 3–6 month co-ed residential program offering a structured, supportive environment for adults seeking recovery from substance use. The program emphasizes personal growth in values, decision-making, attitude, lifestyle, and self-direction, while fostering responsibility, peer support, and healthy coping strategies. Through counseling, group therapy, and community living, residents gain insight into their behaviors and develop a strong foundation for lasting recovery.

Contact

5318 Crenshaw Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90043
Tel: (323) 293-6291

AADAP’s Outpatient Treatment and Recovery Services offers comprehensive, client centered treatment services for youth and adults struggling with substance use, including counseling, care coordination, Addiction Medication Treatment, life skills training, court approved DV, anger management and parenting classes. The program promotes community engagement, helping clients build connections and access resources that support long-term recovery. By addressing the physical, emotional, and social aspects of addiction, the program empowers individuals to achieve sobriety and become productive members of their communities.

Contact

520 N. La Brea Ave.
Inglewood, CA 90302
Tel: (323) 294-4932

13931 S. Van Ness Ave.
Gardena, CA 90249
Tel: (310) 768-8018

AADAP’s Pregnant and Parenting Women (PPW) program provides mothers the opportunity to focus on their recovery while receiving comprehensive support for parenting. Services include individualized and group counseling, parenting education, case management, and childcare support to help mothers fully participate in treatment. The program is designed to strengthen family bonds, promote long-term recovery, and empower women toward stability and independence. 

AADAP’s Addiction Medication Services provide safe, evidence-based treatment using medications that help reduce cravings, manage withdrawal symptoms and lower the risk of overdose to support long-term recovery. Combined with counseling and care coordination, these services address both the physiological and behavioral aspects of addiction. This approach helps individuals stabilize, regain control, and build a strong foundation for long-term wellness. 

AADAP’s Drug Court Program provides treatment-focused support for individuals involved in the justice system due to substance use. Participants receive counseling, case management, and recovery services aimed at addressing the root causes of addiction while promoting accountability and personal growth. The program helps clients reduce recidivism, achieve sobriety, and successfully reintegrate into their communities.

AADAP’s Youth Outpatient Program provides both substance use and mental health treatment, addressing the unique needs of each client. It combines education on the effects of drug use with strategies to develop healthier coping skills and emotional well-being. The program supports youth in building resilience, life skills, and strong support networks to promote overall wellness.

This AADAP program is designed to coordinate and provide supportive services for parents and caregivers, helping them navigate the substance use treatment process. Services include workshops, family support groups and events, and mentorship opportunities. The goal is to empower parents and caregivers so they can better support youth who are receiving substance use treatment.