New Found Life Long Beach

New Found Life Long Beach has run as a treatment center since 1993. Men and women are served there, among them midlife adults, professionals, and young adults, with substance use disorders addressed alongside substance use together with mental health needs. Care is built around evidence-based methods and twelve-step involvement, and family participation is part of the approach. At 2211 E Ocean Blvd in Long Beach, California, the facility holds Joint Commission accreditation and lists outpatient care and mental health needs alongside substance use among its options.

Based on the center's own description, its services cover detox, residential care, intensive outpatient, and continuing care. Extended care is offered for those who need a longer stay or a greater degree of support. When someone has a dual diagnosis, care pairs individual counseling with psychiatric support, and twelve-step programming is introduced to every client. Other therapies can include yoga, meditation, music therapy, recreation therapy, and equine-assisted therapy, which families should verify with the center itself.

New Found Life also hosts an online recovery support group for medical professionals, and one addiction specialist clinician leads every session. Members may be connected with psychotherapy and help with discharge planning. As a family member, you may find the center's family program and gender-specific approach useful for understanding both the mental health side and the substance use your loved one is dealing with. Our helpline can help you find out what is open right now.

Care levels and what they involve

Care here runs as an unbroken sequence, beginning with drug and alcohol detox and moving on to residential programming, intensive outpatient, outpatient care, and continuing care. When Los Angeles families weigh addiction treatment options, it is essential to ask which level of care fits the assessment, since someone's needs can shift from one week to the next. For some people detox comes first, though the center's existing description also mentions extended care for those who need a longer stay or a higher level of support.

New Found Life Long Beach lists the following therapies: family therapy, motivational interviewing, one-on-one counseling, art therapy, eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), mindfulness and meditation, cognitive behavioral therapy, life skills, and mindfulness-based cognitive therapy. When calling a Los Angeles drug rehab center, ask which therapies licensed clinicians deliver and how often, so programs can be compared on substance rather than on brochures. The approaches listed are evidence-based, family involvement, gender-specific, and twelve step.

• Art Therapy
• Family Involvement
• Twelve Step
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Life Skills
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Eye Movement Therapy (EMDR)
• Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy
• Motivational Interviewing and Enhancement Therapy (MET)
• Family Therapy

Who the program is built for

• Men and women, including midlife adults, professionals, and young adults
• Individuals dealing with alcohol use disorder, dependence on benzodiazepines, or cocaine, heroin, ecstasy, or psychedelic use
• Those with co-occurring mental health disorders or chronic relapse patterns
• People dealing with codependency as part of their family system
• Relatives who wish to join a family program and family therapy

Setting and length of stay in Long Beach

At New Found Life Long Beach, programs typically last 28+ days, and the Long Beach location holds 16-30 beds. The setting has beach access and a fitness center; rooms include air conditioning, en suite bathrooms, shared-room choices, and outdoor space in some rooms. Activities range from beach fitness and beach walks to physical fitness and yoga. Services are delivered in English. For anyone comparing residential addiction treatment in Los Angeles, the 28+ day expectation is a starting point, not a guarantee of the length of your loved one's stay.

Coverage and payment in Long Beach

New Found Life Long Beach lists cash pay rates among its private pay options. No specific insurance plans appear in the information available from the center, so you need to confirm coverage by phone with the facility itself. When you call this Los Angeles addiction treatment center, ask whether your plan covers outpatient care or co-occurring mental health services before making any assumptions about cost. Our helpline helps you get those questions ready at no charge; the call is private and nothing is required of you.

Questions to put to this center

• Which level of care will the assessment recommend, and how often is that reviewed?
• Are the therapists who provide EMDR and cognitive behavioral therapy licensed in California?
• How does the center coordinate psychiatric support for someone with a dual diagnosis?
• What does family involvement look like, and how often do family sessions happen?
• Does the center accept your insurance, and what would the cash pay rate cover?