Apr 9, 2021
2021 - AIM 4 Recovery is now offering an updated range of intensive outpatient addiction treatments for clients in the Glendale, who are struggling with drug and alcohol abuse. Services are available for clients in Sierra Madre, Alhambra, La Crescenta and other areas.
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Pasadena, United States - April 9, 2021 /NewsNetwork/ —
AIM 4 Recovery, an addiction treatment center in Pasadena, California, announced the launch of an updated range of intensive outpatient addiction treatments for teens and adults in Glendale. The center can also help clients in Sierra Madre, San Marino, Alhambra, La Crescenta, and the surrounding area.
More information can be found at http://www.aim4recovery.com
With the new announcement for 2021, the team at AIM 4 Recovery are dedicated to providing their clients with an effective way to treat alcohol and substance abuse without interfering with their normal life.
Intensive outpatient (IOP) treatments are an important aspect of care for people seeking help in overcoming addiction. They are an excellent solution for those who have a safe home environment where family members and friends can support them in their recovery efforts.
The outpatient rehab programs at AIM 4 Recovery allow clients to get help for their addiction without interfering with daily responsibilities like work, school and family obligations. They are designed to establish support mechanisms, help with relapse management, and provide coping strategies.
Each program starts with a comprehensive bio-psycho-social assessment of the client’s needs. Then, the highly-trained clinical staff will be able to develop an individualized treatment plan.
As part of their outpatient programs, AIM 4 Recovery provides their clients with access to a multitude of therapeutic resources, including process groups, individual therapy, multi-family groups, life skill groups, and many more. The center offers morning, afternoon and evenings sessions.
Clients are thus able to get the intensive treatment they need while still being able to reside at home and adhere to their work and familial commitments.
In addition, the center offers a private entrance in the back with free, gated parking for their celebrity clients or those who prefer complete anonymity.
The center also provides weekly anger management, domestic violence, parenting and co-parenting classes.
A spokesperson for the center said: “We are here for you and your loved ones. We genuinely care for each of our clients. Our team of compassionate experts are here to listen and guide you through this process and help aim you in the right direction.”
Interested parties can find more by visiting http://www.aim4recovery.com
Contact Info:
Name: Angelique Shirvanian
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Organization: AIM 4 Recovery
Address: 312 Allen Avenue, Pasadena, CA 91107, United States
Website: http://www.aim4recovery.com/
Source: NewsNetwork
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