Outpatient & Community Services

The Importance of Humor During Recovery

March 27, 2023

You’ve heard that humor is the best medicine, right? That’s particularly true for people in treatment for addiction and mental...

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Alcoholism and Cancer Risk

March 20, 2023

Did you know there is strong scientific consensus that drinking alcohol can cause several types of cancer? It’s true. The...

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Taking a Look at Suicide Risk in Behavioral Healthcare

March 13, 2023

Suicide rates have risen 35% in the US over the past two decades, and people with substance use disorders are...

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Self-Harm Awareness

March 8, 2023

Have you ever heard someone say that ‘I’m my own worst enemy?’ It usually comes at a time when that...

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Concluding Black History Month with a Look at Black Behavioral Health

February 27, 2023

Improving mental health and substance use treatment services for Black people in America has a long way to go. Our...

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World Day of Social Justice: February 20th, 2023

February 20, 2023

There are many social justice issues in the world today. Among them are gender inequality, systemic racism, poverty, and unequal...

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MLK and Recovery

February 13, 2023

As we discussed here last week, in his walk toward civil rights Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was all about...

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Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

February 6, 2023

MLK Day 2023 may be past, but we need to remember this great man every day of the year. So...

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What To Do with the New Year: Mindfulness

January 30, 2023

Mindfulness is the state of being aware of our thoughts and behaviors. The practice is often taught through mediation to...

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What To Do with the New Year: Create Your Brand

January 23, 2023

It seems that everyone is -- or wants to be -- an influencer. In the last decade, social media has...

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What To Do with the New Year: Self-Improvement

January 16, 2023

Sometimes we just feel stuck in a rut, wondering if things will ever change. And hardly anyone feels there is ...

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What To Do with the New Year: Mental Health in 2023

January 9, 2023

How do we even know if we are mentally healthy? It turns out that there are actual signs. Here are...

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What To Do with the New Year: Wellness

January 2, 2023

A frequent problem that most of us deal with is stress. Being in a continuous state of stress is bad...

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How to Celebrate the New Year in Recovery

December 26, 2022

New Year’s Eve can be a difficult holiday when you’re in recovery. Everyone knows that people tend to focus on...

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Are You Feeling Depressed During the Holiday Season?

December 19, 2022

The holiday season is meant to be a joyous occasion that brings family and friends together. Even in the midst...

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Being of Service to Grandfamilies This Holiday Season

December 12, 2022

Did you know that there are more than 2.5 million children in the U.S. are growing up in ‘grandfamilies’ (sometimes...

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Marking World AIDS Day 2022

December 5, 2022

This year, L.A. CADA staff “Rocked the Red Ribbon” on December 1st, --while continuing to work toward a day when...

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December 1, 2022

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Adult Services

Crisis intervention, case management, individual and group sessions, special care for pregnant women and homeless persons.

Youth Services

Life skills education class, drug and alcohol counseling, recreation activities, parent support groups.

Education Prevention

HIV/AIDS street outreach, drug diversion classes, parenting classes/groups.

Violence Treatment

Anger management classes, batterer’s treatment education.

CALWORKS

CalWORKs stands for California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids. It is a statewide welfare program to provide financial aid and services to needy California families. Those eligible for this assistance are children of families who are alone at home due to parental absence, families with children when the main earner is unemployed and caretaker relatives of a foster child or children. The main purpose of the program is to get our clients into school, work, and give them life skills to be productive members of society.

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OUTPATIENT TREATMENT

6 – 9 Months

Outpatient Treatment services vary in intensity and duration. There are morning, afternoon, and evening activities. Our professional staff helps each client develop a treatment plan that best fits their individual needs. Our outpatient treatment program consists of educational groups, process groups, gender responsive groups as well as individual and family counseling.

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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OFFENDERS FOR MALE AND FEMALE OFFENDERS

52 Weeks

L.A. CADA’s 52-week Batterers Program includes groups and classes facilitated by Certified Domestic Violence Counselors. We offer a probation approved, gender-responsive program for male and female offenders.

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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE FOR VICTIMS

24 Weeks

L.A. CADA offers services for the victims of past or current domestic violence that includes assistance with trauma issues. This is a 24 week program facilitated by a professional Female Certified Domestic Violence Counselor.

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Parenting

L.A. CADA offers a 52-week parenting program which is Probation- approved. It addresses parenting, anger management, and domestic violence within the weekly sessions. Participants also receive 6 individual sessions during their 52 weeks with a certified counselor.

L.A. CADA offers a 12-week parenting class that is open to couples as well as individuals.

Parent Support Group

Parent support group is offered in English and Spanish every FIRST and LAST Saturday of the month. Meetings are free, confidential, and anonymous. Here you will find: a safe place to vent, other parents who know how you feel, and emotional support.

J.W.C.H.

J.W.C.H. Medical Services

Wesley Health Services are available in the building and operate on Thursdays. For more information please call 1-866-733-5921.

Prevention Historias Program

“HISTORIAS” stands for How Individuals Share Their Old Risks In A Story. The stories we are currently looking for are those coming from the “Non-Gay Identified Latino Male” who has already realized his risks for HIV/AIDS and has begun to make some changes to lower his risk and the risks of his partners. It is the hope of the intervention that sharing these stories with others in that same population will lead others to change as well. In addition to looking for individuals to share their stories the “HISTORIAS” staff is also looking for individuals to give out the stories to other Latino Males.

Drug Diversion, Education & Counseling

DRUG DIVERSION, EDUCATION & COUNSELING (DEFERRED ENTRY OF JUDGMENT-PC-1000)

L.A. CADA offers a 5-6 month, court-ordered program which includes half lecture and half group as well as urinalysis testing to meet all court requirements.

DRUG COUNSELING (11550C) 6 MONTHS

L.A. CADA offers a 6 month court ordered program which includes half lecture and half group as well as urinalysis testing to meet all court requirements.

HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS EDUCATION AND TESTING

This is a court approved HIV 101 education class available for a small fee which includes information, education and support in order to prevent the risk of people transmitting or acquiring HIV/AIDS.

Wellness Center

Space for self-help and support groups. To reserve space for your group or for a current schedule of activities.

Call: (562) 906-2676
Address: 11015 Bloomfield Ave., Santa Fe Springs, CA

Mental Health/Substance Abuse

TREATMENT FOR CO-OCCURRING MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE DISORDERS

We have licensed and supervised professional staff on site to provide mental health evaluations, therapy and medication management. Treatment is integrated and trauma-informed.