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About Outpatient Rehab


"We find that providing education and counseling in an intensive outpatient rehab helps clients integrate and generalize their therapeutic gains in all aspects of their lives. New sobriety stressors can be brought directly from home/ work into the outpatient rehab process. New behavioral skills and insights can be applied to work/ home situations directly from the outpatient rehab setting.

The overwhelming majority of our outpatient rehab counselors are in recovery themselves. Our challenge is not to "re" sensitize our counselors to the client's experience. It is instead to establish and maintain appropriate therapeutic distance and objectivity in the outpatient rehab group.

Though being an "alcoholic" or "addict" are stigmatizing nouns in certain settings, in many Southern California settings many of us in recovery wear our labels as a "badge of courage" . Seeing th e label as an opportunity to "normalize" the disease , persons in recovery need to be of service to others in need. The therapeutic need to self-label boils down to our need to overcome the tendency to "forget" our disease/ liabilities/ defects/ tendencies/ next use.
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CONTACT US
866 594 8844
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The following organizations certify and/or accredit the services rendered by Twin Town Treatment Centers. Affected persons have the right to communicate grievance and/or suggestions, including safety, security and privacy concerns, to the following organizations:
Compliance Branch,
Outpatient Programs
Alcohol and Drug Program
Administration, State of California
1700 K Street
Sacramento CA 95814-4037
(877) 685-8333
Department of Quality Monitoring
The Joint Commission
One Renaissance Blvd
Oakbrook Terrace IL 60181
(630) 792-5636
Twin Town contracts with most insurance and managed care companies
and employee assistance programs
Aetna Behavioral Health, APS Health Care, APWU Health Plan, Behavioral Health Systems, Blue Cross, Cigna, Comp Care, ComPsych, Coventry, Foundation for Medical Care, HealthCare Partners, HealthNet, Holman Group, ILWU, Integrated Health Plan, Interface EAP, HealthSmart/ Interplan, Lifesynch, Magellan, Managed Health Network, Motion Picture Industry, MultiPlan, St. Joseph Heritage, Synermed, United Health Plan, ValueOptions

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