Emmanuel Counseling & Educational Services is a Christ-Centered Faith Based Substance Abuse Treatment Agency Approved by the State of Washington Division of Alcohol and Substance Abuse

Philosophy Statement

Extending EMPATHY for peoples social and healthcare issues.

We view each person with COMPASSION as we would be treated.

With Integrity we HONOR all people seeking assistance for a healthy and wholesome lifestyle.

Being HONEST in the fees we charge for the quality and low cost services we render.

Promoting DIGNITY to each person that challenges the dare to think and act responsible.

Being SENSITIVE towards each person’s culture and character traits that we may assist each person to their desire to change.

Let us also be MINDFUL that each person is a creation of GOD with strengths, choices, and the will to overcome.

We will encourage personal GROWTH in each person lifestyle and relationships.

Through EDUCATION and DISCIPLESHIP each person will gain insight to seek GOD first for a continued recovery.

Emmanuel through FAITH, HOPE and COMPASSION will provide a safe and sound environment to those who walk through its doors.

Services Offered

• DUI Assessment
• Alcohol/Drug Information School
• Alcohol/Drug Pretreatment
• Outpatient Treatment
• Intensive Outpatient Treatment
• Relapse Prevention
• Case Management
• Family Counseling/Therapeutic Activities
• Employee Alcohol/Drug Monitoring

Treatment Spectrum

ECES utilizes the Multiple Intelligences and Integration educational modality geared towards relationships with clients and their receptivity to treatment. We do this in a number of ways:

• Treatment Group Sessions
• Interactive Lectures
• Individual Sessions
• Religious Activities
• Sober Support Group Activities
• Client Therapeutic Activities
• Family Interaction Activities
• Cultural Events
• Physical Fitness Activities
• Drug and Alcohol Retreats

Contact Information:

Emmanuel Counseling & Educational Services

12508 Lake City Way NE, Suite 220
Seattle, Washington 98125
Phone: 206-417-2222
Fax: 206-417-2233

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DUI Education Programs – Serving the Coachella Valley

PROGRAMS OFFERED:

Wet Reckless/12-hr Education:
Consists of: Enrollment + (6) six weeks of 2-hr wkly sessions

First Offender DUI/4-month Program:
Consists of: Enrollment + (15) fifteen weeks of 2-hr wkly sessions

First Offender DUI/6-month Program:
Consists of: Enrollment + 35 weeks of 2-hr wkly sessions

First Offender DUI/9-month Program:
Consists of: (9) nine months includes enrollment, monthly individual sessions, and 2-hr wkly sessions

CONTACT INFO:

The Alert Program – Coachella Valley

730 Eugene Road, Palm Springs, CA 92264
Phone: 760.322.7725
Fax: 760.322.6463
Email
Director: Ms. Jacque Stewart

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El Concilio was established in 1968 to create self-sufficiency through counseling, referrals, education, and in the belief that persons empowered to help themselves will become significant assets to the community at large. El Concilio offers services to infants, youth, adults, families and seniors. These services are open to any person seeking assistance.

MISSION:
Improving the quality of life of Latinos and other communities in the Central Valley of California.

PROGRAMS OFFERED:

CalWORKs
The Concilio’s CalWORKs Case Management Program, funded and articulated by Human Services Agency, continues to provide case management, incentives and motivation for Welfare to Work recipients throughout San Joaquin County.

CHILD DEVELOPMENT
El Concilio operates two child development centers serving low-to-moderate income families within San Joaquin County.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT
El Concilio offers English Language Development (ELD) for those members of our community that wish to learn English.

FAMILY SERVICES

FIRST OFFENDERS DUI PROGRAM (WET/RECKLESS)

FIRST STEP RESOURCE RESPONSE

HEALTH ACCESS AND ITS COLLABORATIVE PARTNERS

HEALTH CARE EDUCATION ADVOCACY SERVICES

HEALTHY FAMILIES

IMMIGRATION SERVICES

LATINO MENTAL HEALTH BEHAVIORAL WELLNESS PROGRAM

LATINO MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

LA VOZ NEWSPAPER
Concilio began distribution of its new weekly newspaper on March 14, 2002. La Voz San Joaquin County’s only weekly Spanish language newspaper, covering local news, as well as national and international issues. For the large immigrant and migrant farm work population, La Voz is their primary source of educational information on important issues concerning the availability of health care for themselves and their families, as well as specific information on diseases affecting the Hispanic community.

LEGAL SERVICES FOR SENIORS

MATERNAL ADVOCACY PROGRAM
Maternal Advocates assist nurses and doctors in communicating with their Spanish-speaking clients that are giving birth at San Joaquin General Hospital.

MULTIPLE OFFENDER PROGRAM

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA CARDIOVASCULAR PREVENTION INFORMATION
El Concilio received a grant from the National Council of La Raza to provide education to the community regarding the risks of cardiovascular disease and its propensity in the Hispanic population.

PARENTS AS TEACHERS (PAT)

MENTAL HEALTH INFO:

Mental Health in the Latino community is extremely important and yet it isn’t often discussed. El Concilio provides valuable information and services to help keep you and your family healthy.

CHILDREN
Suspicion of possible learning and motivation difficulties in school.
Hyperactivity and lack of concentration in activities.
Crisis or family problems
A sudden unexplainable change in behavior

ADOLESCENTS
Low self-esteem
Disrespectful towards others
Poor communication skills
Need for self discovery
Family or friend problems

ADULTS
Difficulties that interfere with daily activities such as: Extreme sadness, depression, anxiety, lack of interest, and health problems.
Low self-esteem
Lack of communication skills
Loneliness
General insecurity
Marriage and family difficulties
Aging parent or self
Adjustment to physical handicap or special need

CONTACT INFO:

El Concilio

Main Office
308 N. California Street
Stockton, CA 95202
(209) 547-2855
(209) 547-2870 Fax

Lorraine Office
2701 E. Hammer Lane, #102
Stockton, CA 95210
(209) 955-5720
(209) 955-5715 Fax

Lodi Office
498 E. Kettleman Lane
Lodi, CA 95240
(209) 366-7950
(209) 366-7960 Fax

Manteca Office
903 W. Center St., Ste. 1 & 2
Manteca, CA 95337
(209) 239-7389
(209) 239-0591 Fax

Modesto Office
1314 “H” Street
Stockton, CA
(209) 523-2860
(209) 523-2873 Fax

Tracy Office
42 W. 8th Street
Tracy, CA 95376
(209) 830-2150
(209) 830-2160 Fax

Latino Mental Health
1755 W. Hammer Lane
Stockton, CA 95215
(209) 952-1403

Salud Primero
Healthy Families
308 N. California Street
Stockton, CA 95202
(209) 468-9649
(209) 468-9683 Fax

Child Development Center
1606 Hammertown Drive
Stockton, CA 95210
(209) 957-9435

Child Development Center
20943 N. Oak St.
Acampo, CA 95220
(209) 368-9351

Child Development Center
Farmington
Stockton, CA 95215

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The Alcohol Drug Council & the High Gain Project has been providing treatment services to alcoholics, addicts, family members, and to our community since 1974. The Council is one of the oldest non-profit , independent agencies in the county dealing with prevention of addiction and associated negative behaviors. Designed as a multiple-functional, community based treatment center allowing for a variety of services. The Alcohol Drug Council-High Gain Project, is partially funded by Los Angeles County Alcohol & Drug Program Administration, offers a multitude of services, including our Community Based Alcohol Drug Outreach Project, “JumpStarts”.

PROGRAMS OFFERED:

ADOPTS-ALCOHOL/DRUG OUTPATIENT PROGRAM TREATMENT SERVICES

ADOPTS is a drug-free outpatient treatment program. Our ADOPTS Program focus is to treat the symptoms of the progressive aspects of addictive diseases. ADOPTS is designed by utilization of Alcohol/Drug Education, Group Counseling, Cognitive, Behavioral, and Motivational Counseling techniques to assist our client to fully recovery from the disease of addiction. Participation is voluntary and family participation is encouraged. ADOPTS provides:

Individualized Attention & Treatment Planning Include:

Family History
Emotional/Behavioral Evaluation
Individualized treatment planning focuses on chemical abstinence, physical and emotional health, family relationships, social and peer group, work and financial.

Education Focuses on Five Key Areas:

Disease Concept
Psychological/Emotional Aspects
Family Disease and Co-dependency
AA and other 12 Step Programs
Social/Recreational Rehabilitation

Group Dynamics/Workshops:

Behavior Change
Express Feelings
Building a Support Network
Continuing Recovery Discussions
After Care Support

DRINKING DRIVER TREATMENT PROGRAM

PROGRAM GOALS:

One of ten adult Californians and one out of six adolescents is psychologically dependent on, or physically addicted to, one or more mood altering substances. Driving an automobile under-the-influence is probably the single most salient indicator of the magnitude of this problem. Drinking (and using) drivers endanger themselves and others in ways that are visible to all and catastrophic in their consequences. It is clear that any agency or program dealing with DUI client population has a dual agenda with regard to client outcomes. Firstly, all clients, whatever their prognosis as to alcohol/drug dependency, must become both cognitively and emotionally aware that responsible use of alcohol and other drugs absolutely rules out driving a car while under the influence. They must leave the program convinced that there are no exceptions to this rule, no special circumstances, and no safe level of intoxication. Secondly, all clients are guided through an examination of their own reasons for using alcohol and other drugs. Insofar as is humanly possible, clients should arrive at an informed decision about their own actual or possible dependency on psychoactive chemicals, especially alcohol. This direct method works as a sound clinical procedure and is validated by the ADC High Gain Project experience since 1974. And, we believe, allows clients to assume responsibility.

DUI TREATMENT PROGRAMS AVAILABLE

Wreckless – 12 hours Alcohol Drug Education
First Offender – 3-6-9 month
Second Offender – 12 or 18 month
Multiple Offender – 30 month
Customized treatment program available
(Out state DWI/DUI provider)

WORKSHOPS OFFERED:

Our weekly 1.5 hour workshops are offered to help participants identify, understand and conquer the obstacles of recovery. Workshops are designed to teach skills for sobriety through education, self-discovery and utilization of problem solving tools. Participation is voluntary and confidential.

“Life Skills & Recovery Workshop”
Our recovery discussion focus:
Relapse Prevention
Nature of Addictive Diseases
Co-Dependency
Application of 12 Step Process
Communication Skills
Continuing Recovery Plans

“Anger Management Workshop”
This workshop was developed from a current Domestic Violence prevention program. Our program has been enhanced by incorporating a chemical dependency recovery emphasis as we have discovered that the two are many times closely related. The program emphasizes Time Outs, Communication Skills, Stress Reduction, Appropriate Reaction, Cultural and Family Anger/Violence History, High Risk Anger Situations and Development of Alternative Behavioral Responses.

CONTACT INFO:

Alcohol Drug Council – High Gain Project

1424 4th St. Suite 205
Santa Monica, CA 90401
Phone (310) 451-5881
Fax 310-576-0945
Office Hours Monday – Thursday 9am – 7pm
Friday 9am – 5pm

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California Diversion Programs, Inc. Provides court mandated programs for people convicted of driving a vehicle while intoxicated (DUI); for people convicted of illegal drug use or possession (DEJ, PC-1000) and for people convicted of a moving traffic violation (TVS) well as counseling services such as Parenting, Anger Management and Individual Counseling.

PROGRAMS OFFERED:

First Offender 12-Hour DUI Program
SB-1176 Program is a 12-hour wet-reckless driving-under-the-influence program

First-offender 3-month DUI program
AB-541 Program is a 3-month first-offender driving-under-the-influence program

First-offender 6-month DUI program
AB-762 Program is a 6-month first-offender driving-under-the-influence program

First-offender 9-month DUI program
AB-1353 Program is a 9-month first-offender driving-under-the-influence program

DEJ (Deferred Entry of Judgment Program)
5-month drug diversion program
The Deferred Entry of Judgment (DEJ) Program is aimed towards those individuals accused of use/possession of illegal substances who have waived his/her rights to a speedy trial and entered a plea of guilty. The judgment is put aside (put on hold) upon successful completion of the DEJ requirements. The Program is designed to assist individuals recognize their chemical and/or other drug dependency and assist them in their recovery.

Alcohol & Drugs Program
10 Week Drugs/Alcohol abuse Program
The Alcohol & Drugs Program is aimed towards those individuals accused of use/possession of illegal substances or those who have abused alcohol or who have been involved in trouble situations because of use/possession of alcohol and/or drugs.

TVS (Traffic Violator School)
8 or 12 hour traffic violator program
The Traffic Violator’s School is a program aimed towards the driving education of those persons subjected to court discipline for violations of the California Vehicle Code and to reduce recidivism.

Contact Information:

California Diversion Programs, Inc.
21054 Sherman Way, Suite 205
Canoga Park, CA 91303
(818) 716-0188 Phone
(818) 716-1560 Fax

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Founded in 1976, High Road was one of the first organizations to provide pre-conviction education and counseling services for individuals convicted of driving under the influence in California.

While most of our services relate to providing substance abuse counseling and treatment to individuals referred through the California criminal justice system, High Road also provides low cost, affordable outpatient counseling and treatment to the general public. The High Road Program is one of the leading providers of outpatient substance abuse counseling and treatment services in Southern California.

Services provided include:

• DUI Counseling and Education
• Misdemeanor Drug Diversion Counseling
• Domestic Violence Counseling
• Anger Management Counseling
• Drug Testing
• SASCA Treatment and Habilitative Services
• DOD/DOT Substance Abuse Treatment Services
• Outpatient Alcohol and Drug Counseling for Individuals and Families

Program services include:

• DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE [DUI] TREATMENT SERVICES
• FIRST OFFENDER SERVICES
• WET RECKLESS (SB1176)
• FIRST OFFENDER (AB803)
• FIRST OFFENDER 3- OR 4-MONTH* TREATMENT PROGRAM (AB541)
• FIRST OFFENDER 6-MONTH TREATMENT PROGRAM (AB762)
• FIRST OFFENDER 9-MONTH TREATMENT PROGRAM (AB1353)
• SECOND OFFENDER SERVICES
• SECOND OFFENDER 3-MONTH TREATMENT PROGRAM (AB803)
• SECOND OFFENDER 12-MONTH TREATMENT PROGRAM (SB38)
• SECOND OFFENDER 18-MONTH TREATMENT PROGRAM (SB38)
• MULTIPLE OFFENDER SERVICES
• PENAL CODE 1000 SERVICES
• OTHER MANDATED SERVICES
• GENERAL OUTPATIENT SERVICES

The High Road Program believes that alcoholism, drug addiction and other compulsive disorders are progressive diseases that affect all levels of society. They further believe that they are diseases that are treatable and from which a person can recover. They know that the primary indicator of the disease is the individual’s inability to control the intake of alcohol, drugs, or other substances and the behavior exhibited while under the influence.

They believe that effective treatment addresses the total person – physical, emotional, psychological, vocational, social and spiritual and that through the program, the individual learns to apply healthy methods of dealing with life in order to become a productive, sober member of their family and community.

Contact Information:

The High Road Program

Riverside

3579 Arlington Avenue, Suite 200
Riverside, CA 92506
Phone: (951) 781-6762
Fax: (951) 781-6249

Hours:
Mon. – Wed. 9am – 10pm
Thurs. & Fri. 9am – 8pm
Director: Gloria Gaitan

Lancaster

44823 Date Avenue
Lancaster, CA 93534
Phone: (661) 942-2241
FAX: (661) 942-7040

Hours:
Mon-Thurs 9am – 7pm
Fri. 9am – 5pm
Director: Sasha Petrovich

Van Nuys

14430 Sherman Way
Van Nuys, CA 91405
Phone: (818) 785-9119
Fax: (818) 785-2150

Hours:
M-F 9am – 9pm
Sat. 9am – 4:30pm
Director: Michael Napier

Pasadena

700 S. Arroyo Pkwy.
Pasadena, CA 91105
Phone: (626) 793-6159
Fax : (626) 795-9540

Hours:
Mon.-Thurs. 9am – 9pm
Fri. 9am – 4:00pm
Sat. 8am – 4:30pm
Director: Tom Holland

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NCADD-OC State Licensed Drinking Driver Program

Provides state licensed drinking driver program: Wet Reckless 12 hours Alcohol Education, First Offender 3-6-9 month, Second Offender 12 or 18 months.

Santa Ana Office phone: (714) 835-4252
Hours: Mon- Fri 9am-5pm
Address: 1631 N. Bristol Street #300 Santa Ana, CA 92706

Irvine Office phone: (949) 770-1191
Hours: Mon- Fri 9am-5pm
Address: 5 Mason #150 Irvine, CA 92618

For information and education regarding alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs contact Community Alliance Network, the prevention arm of NCADD-OC.

Irvine Office phone: (949) 595-2288
Hours: Mon- Fri 7:30am-5pm
Address: 5 Mason #150, Irvine CA 92618

Web link for NCADD-OC

Web link for Community Alliance Network

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The Lighthouse is a center for alcoholism and addiction recovery located in Blaine, Washington near the Canadian border.

Lighthouse is a DASA approved facility and has been providing addiction recovery and counseling for the past two years.

The counseling staff has over 20 years of chemical dependency treatment and counseling experience and are all Chemical Dependency Professional’s (CDP), or Registered Counselors seeking a CDP in the state of Washington.

The Lighthouse provides service and counseling in the following areas …

• Intensive Outpatient Treatment
• Outpatient Treatment
• ADIS/Alcohol/Drug Instructional School
• Deferred Prosecution
• Aftercare and Family Programs
• Individualized Counseling
• Evaluations, Assessments, & Referrals
• Relapse Prevention
• Relationships and Intimacy
• Alternative Lifestyle Issues
• Transitions and Self Esteem
• Emotional and Anger Management
• Suicide Prevention
• Grief and Loss

ADIS
(Alcohol/Drug Information School)

ADIS Classes are scheduled monthly

contact Information:

Website: The Lighthouse

E-Mail

Clinical Director:
Joyce Bigelow, CDP

442 Peace Portal Dr.
Blaine, WA. 98230

(360) 332-8549

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Alternative Counseling provides a variety of quality treatment services at reasonable rates.

Their professional staff constantly strives to find what works best for each individual and to treat everyone with respect and compassion.

They offer flexible scheduling with evening and weekend appointments and provide help with additional resources such as community self-help programs and referrals.

Treatment Programs and Services

• Alcohol/Drug Evaluations
• A/DIS (Alcohol/Drug Information School)
• Intensive Outpatient
• Outpatient
• Deferred Prosecution
• Relapse Prevention
• Group and Individual Counseling
• All program lengths based on ASAM criteria
• Referrals available

Domestic Violence Services

• Domestic Violence Assessments
• Anger Management Assessments
• Domestic Violence Treatment
• Group and Individual Counseling
• Referrals available

All services also available in RUSSIAN

Contact Information:

Website: Alternative Counseling

Four Locations

Alternative Counseling
22727 Hwy 99, Ste 212
Edmonds, WA 98026
(425) 776-6414
Fax (425) 776-6420

Alternative Counseling
19115 W Valley Hwy, H-110
Kent, WA 98032
(425) 251-1933
Fax (425) 251-4996

Action Counseling
729 Prospect St, Ste 200
Port Orchard, WA 98366
(360) 895-1307
Fax (360) 895-4805

Alternative Counseling
17002 Pacific Ave S
PO Box 685
Spanaway, WA 98387
(253) 538-2323
Fax: (253) 538-2988

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2nd Chance Recovery Center is a Washington state approved treatment facility offering a range of outpatient services to assist clients in addressing problems with alcohol and drugs.

Programs Offered:
ASAM Level II.I – DEFERRED PROSECUTION 10.05 – 2 years
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3

ASAM Level II.I – Level 1: INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT – 1 Year
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3

ASAM Level I – INTENSIVE RELAPSE PREVENTION OUTPATIENT TREATMENT – 1 Year
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3

ASAM Level I – RELAPSE PREVENTION OUTPATIENT TREATMENT – 1 Year
Phase 2
Phase 3

ASAM Level I – RELAPSE PREVENTION OUTPATIENT TREATMENT – 6 Months
Phase 2

ASAM Level I – OUTPATIENT TREATMENT – 1 Year
Phase 2
Phase 3

ASAM Level I – OUTPATIENT TREATMENT – 6 Months
Phase 2

ASAM Level I – OUTPATIENT TREATMENT – 16 Weeks
Phase 2

ASAM Level I – RELAPSE PREVENTION OUTPATIENT TREATMENT – 12 Weeks
Phase 2

ALCHOHOL DRUG INFORMATION PROGRAM – ADIS SCHOOL
Level 0.5 8 hours (one 8-hour session) $60

Assessments/Evaluations $50
 
 

Contact Information:

Website: 2nd Chance Recovery Center

2nd Chance Recovery Center
Burien, WA 98166
(206) 242-4915

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