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Tarzana Treatment Centers Verified Information

TTC’s Outpatient Treatment Program is individualized, but often requires that the youth attend treatment after school from one to four days a week. Clients participate in educational groups, emotion-processing groups, and family groups.
Available
Schedule varies by location and treatment type.
  • ADA accessible
    Yes
  • citizenship
    No requirements
  • communities
    Available to everyone
  • age
    teens (12-18 years old)
  • Eligibility requirements
    yes
  • Eligibility description
    Clients must have a level of use that is assessed as responsive to outpatient treatment. Otherwise residential treatment may be more appropriate.
  • counties
    Los Angeles

Tarzana Treatment Centers

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  • Tarzana Treatment Centers Antelope Valley 2nd Location
    44447 10th Street West
    Lancaster, CA 93534

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    319.7 miles away
    This location provides 40-bed Residential Alcohol and Drug Treatment, Transitional and Supportive Housing, Teen and Young Adult Specific Services with Adolescent Alcohol and Drug Treatment, Mental Health Services, Outreach and Community Education, and Court-related Services.

  • Tarzana Treatment Centers Antelope Valley
    44443 10th Street West
    Lancaster, CA 93534

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    320.8 miles away
    This location provides Teen and Young Adult Specific Services with Adolescent Alcohol and Drug Treatment, Transitional and Supportive Housing, Mental Health Services, Outreach and Community Education, Court-related Services, and Telehealth Services.

  • Tarzana Treatment Centers Tarzana
    18700 Oxnard Street
    Tarzana, CA 91356

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    330.0 miles away
    This location provides Teen and Young Adult Specific Services with Adolescent Alcohol and Drug Treatment, Mental Health Services, Day Treatment / Partial Hospitalization, Outpatient Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services, Family Services, Dual Diagnosis (for substance abuse and mental health), Outreach and Community Education, HIV Services, Court-related Services, Domestic Violence Intervention, and Telehealth Services.

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