Drug Addiction Treatment

Outpatient treatment for adults facing substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions, across every level of outpatient care.

Drug addiction treatment at Fortify Wellness is outpatient care for adults in Granada Hills, CA recovering from substance use, often alongside anxiety, depression, or trauma. We provide partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and outpatient programs, with detox support, therapy, and case management coordinated in one place. We accept most major insurance.

Our Approach to Addiction Treatment

Fortify Wellness treats addiction as a whole-person condition, not just a habit to break. Substance use usually has something underneath it, such as anxiety, depression, or trauma, and lasting recovery means addressing both the use and its causes. Our programs combine evidence-based therapy, peer support, family involvement, and practical help so the parts of recovery reinforce each other.

 

Treatment is outpatient, which means you live at home while attending structured programming. That keeps you connected to work, school, and family while you build recovery skills in the real-world setting where you will use them. Your plan is set with your clinical team and adjusts as you stabilize, stepping down through levels of care as you are ready.

 

The outpatient model matters for more than convenience. Recovery skills tend to hold better when they are practiced in the environment where life actually happens, rather than in isolation from it. Returning home each day means applying what you learn against real triggers and responsibilities, with your clinical team helping you adjust as situations come up. For many adults, that combination of structure during the day and normal life in the evening is what makes treatment sustainable, especially when stepping back from work or family entirely is not an option.

Substances we treat

Fortify Wellness provides outpatient detox support and treatment for a range of substances. Each has its own withdrawal pattern and its own page with the specifics:

  • Alcohol – outpatient support for alcohol use, with higher-risk withdrawal referred to medical detox first.
  • Benzodiazepines – outpatient support, with the medically supervised taper coordinated externally.
  • Fentanyl – outpatient support for opioid use, with medical withdrawal coordinated when needed.
  • Heroin – outpatient opioid support and continued treatment.
  • Cocaine – behavioral and supportive treatment for stimulant use.
  • Methamphetamine – behavioral and supportive treatment, with screening for psychosis and depression.
  • Kratom – outpatient support for kratom dependence.

 

Across all of these, detox at Fortify is outpatient support delivered through our programs, with staff monitoring and therapy during program hours. We do not provide medical induction or 24-hour detox; when withdrawal needs medical management, we coordinate that with a trusted provider first, then continue your care.

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Levels of care

Drug addiction treatment at Fortify Wellness runs across three levels of outpatient care, so treatment can match how much support you need and step down as you stabilize.

Many people move through these levels in sequence, starting where their needs place them and stepping down as they progress. Our team helps you find the right starting point through a confidential assessment.

Co-occurring conditions

Many people who come to Fortify Wellness are facing more than substance use. Anxiety, depression, and trauma often sit underneath addiction, and treating them together is what makes recovery hold. Our dual diagnosis treatment addresses substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions in the same plan, rather than as separate problems handled one after another. If a mental health condition is part of your situation, treatment accounts for it from the start.

What treatment includes

Drug addiction treatment at Fortify Wellness combines several elements across every level of care. Treatment includes cognitive behavioral therapy to address the thoughts and triggers behind substance use, group therapy for shared skills and peer support, and individual counseling for what is specific to you. Family sessions support the people closest to you, and psychiatric services are available when medication is part of your care. Case management keeps the practical side organized, and employment support and sober living referrals help you rebuild stability as you progress. Together these turn treatment into a connected plan rather than a set of separate services.

Signs it may be time to get help

Knowing when substance use has crossed into something that needs treatment is rarely obvious from the inside. A few patterns are worth paying attention to, in yourself or someone close to you:

  • Using more than you intended, or finding it hard to cut down even when you want to.
  • Needing more of a substance to get the same effect, or feeling withdrawal symptoms when you stop.
  • Substance use getting in the way of work, school, relationships, or responsibilities.
  • Continuing to use despite knowing it is causing harm to your health, mood, or life.
  • Using to cope with anxiety, depression, or stress, and feeling like you cannot manage without it.

None of these has to reach a crisis point before treatment makes sense. Outpatient care exists precisely so people can get help while still managing daily life, rather than waiting until things fall apart. If any of this feels familiar, a confidential assessment is a low-pressure way to understand your options. Call (818) 918-9564 to talk it through.

What to expect when you reach out

Reaching out is the hardest part, so we keep what follows simple. The first step is a confidential conversation, by phone or through our secure form, where we listen to what you are dealing with and answer your questions. There is no cost or obligation to have that conversation.

From there, a confidential assessment looks at your substance use, any co-occurring mental health conditions, and your daily situation, so we can recommend the right level of care. We verify your insurance benefits before you commit to anything, so you know what your plan covers up front. If you need medical detox or a higher level of care before starting, we help coordinate that first, then continue your treatment once you are stable. Once your plan is set, you begin programming at the level that fits, and your care adjusts as you progress. The goal is to make the path in feel clear and manageable, not overwhelming.

Insurance and getting started

We accept most major insurance and verify your benefits before you commit to anything. Our admissions team confirms your coverage, explains what your plan covers, and walks you through next steps. Verification through our secure form usually takes about a day, and getting started begins with a confidential assessment that determines the right level of care for you.

If you do not have insurance, our admissions team can discuss private pay and payment options. Call (818) 918-9564 or verify your insurance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Fortify Wellness provides outpatient treatment and detox support for alcohol, benzodiazepines, fentanyl, heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine, and kratom. Treatment also addresses co-occurring anxiety, depression, and trauma.

Fortify Wellness is an outpatient provider, so you live at home while attending structured programming through PHP, IOP, or outpatient care. When someone needs medical detox or a higher level of care first, we coordinate that and then continue treatment.

Fortify provides outpatient detox support with staff monitoring and therapy during program hours, not medical induction or 24-hour supervision. When withdrawal needs medical management, we coordinate it with a trusted provider, then continue your care.

A confidential assessment looks at your substance use, any co-occurring conditions, and your daily situation to recommend PHP, IOP, or outpatient care. Many people step down through the levels as they stabilize.

Yes. Our dual diagnosis treatment addresses co-occurring anxiety, depression, and trauma alongside substance use, because treating both together is what supports lasting recovery.

Most major insurance plans cover outpatient addiction treatment. We verify your specific benefits before you start so you know what your plan covers.

You can reach us by phone or through our secure form to schedule a confidential assessment. Our team confirms the right level of care and walks you through insurance and admission.

Recovery starts with one conversation

Our team helps you find the right level of care and the right starting point. Call (818) 918-9564 or check your insurance.

Medical Reviewer

 Medically Reviewed By Dr. Christian Small (Addiction Psychiatrist, President Headlands ATS)