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The Asian American Drug Abuse Program (AADAP) Therapeutic Community (TC) is a client-centered SUD treatment program based on the TC model of treatment integrated with a chronic disease medical model assessment.

 

The 3 to 6 month adult residential program emphasizes five interrelated facets of living: values, decision-making, attitude, lifestyle, and self-direction.

 

As an intense and structured learning environment, the TC is designed to create situations in which residents learn about their behaviors and attitudes.

“Without the long-term treatment at AADAP, I do not think I would have been able to improve my life, let alone maintain a healthy lifestyle. When I first arrived at AADAP, it took me four months just to completely unpack my bags. It took four months just to have the clarity to know I have the capability to create other options and choose the healthy path. The rest of that time I needed to learn those skills, learn to accept failure, and push through and learn more about how to control my feelings and my actions. I now live the best life I have, and I can say that every day.”

Yvette E.

“The reason that long-term treatment was important to me was that after all I went through in my addiction, and the time I spent in my addiction, long-term treatment was needed to deal with all my problems. I was in the TC house for 23 months, and then spent three months looking for a place to stay. You need all of the four phases of the program to address your issues: the orientation phase of the program, the 2A phase of treatment, the 2B working phase, third phase of ‘detox’ [withdrawing from the need of TC’s care] and the fourth phase to secure a place to live. You have to bring all these together to have the best chance to succeed, and that is exactly what I had the opportunity to do. I took it and have only gone forward since.”

AADAP Client Graduate

“It is never too late to set another goal or dream a new dream as long as you're willing to take the steps.”

AADAP Client Graduate

“One’s feelings, values, lifestyle, self-direction and faith are all critical to develop! Staying connected was a major key I witnessed in long-term treatment, plus learning to develop and feel loving support, but especially the honesty from the people in recovery held me together. Being able to reach out and address my issues with the people that were in the same situation or had even more difficult issues fueled my drive and strength to maintain my own sobriety. We need to keep pushing and continue to help those that don’t know how or even why.”

AADAP Client Graduate
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Therapeutic Community Services

About the Program

The TC is designed to be a microcosm of the world at large and it is structured to be a learning environment. It is to reflect, as much as possible, day-to-day situations encountered in life. Within the 24-hour, 7-day/week structure, residents are provided the opportunity to teach and learn from each other. Clients learn to work and interact with each other in situations simulating that of the real world. In the process, they practice and “live” new and different lifestyles from ones they had been accustomed to living, as they prepare themselves for re-entry.

Services offered:

  • Phase movements
  • Family Support Groups
  • Work Therapy & Education
  • Evidence based approaches
  • Case management and referrals
  • Random urinalysis (UA) testing
  • Recovery Support Services & After Care
  • Recreational and social activities and outings
  • Comprehensive ASAM screening and assessments
  • Individual, group, and family counseling
  • Supportive care such as medical, mental, legal, dental, health aide, graduation equivalency diploma (GED) courses, vocational, and other services
  • Group services such as Life Skill classes, Nutritional Health classes, Wellness Group, Anger Management, and etc.

More Information

5318 Crenshaw Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90043

Tel: (323) 293-6291
Fax: (323) 293-1091

Program Coordinator: Lauren Lee

Languages Available: English, Korean, Spanish

We offer a sliding fee scale, and accept:

  • Drug Medi-Cal Insurance
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield
  • Optum

Homeless
AB-109
Gain-Calworks
DCSF: Time Limited Re-Unification
Regional Center & General Relief

Licensed and Certified by the State Department of Health Care Services
License & Certification #190112AN (exp. 1.31.24)