At Foundations Recovery Center, we help adults in Encino stop using drugs and feel more in control of their lives. We provide outpatient drug addiction treatment programs such as PHP (day program), IOP (weekly program), evening sessions, and IIP (custom plans). You receive small group support, one-on-one check-ins, and a treatment plan that updates as you make progress.
Your first visit begins with an intake assessment. We review your current drug use, cravings, sleep, mood, and safety risks. If you choose, family support can be included with your permission. You leave each visit with clear steps to follow at home.
Drug addiction can change how you live day to day. You may use in secret, avoid calls, or distance yourself from family. Some people worry about being seen at a clinic or asked questions they are not ready to answer. Others fear work consequences or losing trust at home.
We keep your treatment private so you can speak openly without fear of gossip or pressure. Our team follows HIPAA regulations and shares details only with individuals you approve. We store records securely and limit access to your care team. You can request a quiet arrival at our Encino office and a private room for conversations. If you have privacy concerns, admissions can address them during your first call.
Drug addiction is a health condition in which you continue using substances even when they harm your body, work, or relationships. Use may begin as a choice but can develop into a pattern your brain starts to depend on. Cravings may appear during stress, boredom, or intense emotions, and many people try to cut back but return to use.
Over time, you may need larger amounts to feel the same effect. When drug levels drop, withdrawal symptoms can include sweating, shaking, stomach upset, body aches, and sleep problems. Substance use disorder (SUD) can take over your time and focus, causing you to spend hours getting drugs, using them, or recovering. Daily responsibilities may be pushed aside as routines begin to break down.
If you searched for a drug addiction treatment center near you in Encino, Foundations Recovery Center is nearby. Receiving care close to home can make weekly visits easier to manage. Admissions can review program schedules, insurance questions, and start dates, as well as discuss privacy and arrival options.
Foundations Recovery Center
Address: 17555 Ventura Blvd, Ste 201, Encino, CA 91316
Phone: (805) 902-4578
Email: [email protected]
People enter treatment for many reasons. Some begin with prescriptions, others with recreational substances, and some use multiple drugs. Substance categories help our team address cravings, withdrawal symptoms, and relapse risk. At Foundations Recovery Center in Encino, we treat the drug groups below.
Opioids include prescription pain medications and illicit opioids. Use increases overdose risk and can lead to strong cravings. Many people experience sleep disruption, stomach issues, and body aches when use decreases. Treatment focuses on safety planning, coping skills, and consistent clinical support.
Heroin is an opioid that can severely disrupt daily life. Some individuals begin using it to cope with pain or stress and later feel unable to function without it. When use stops, withdrawal symptoms can be intense and increase relapse risk. Treatment focuses on safety, craving control, and building stable routines.
Marijuana can affect focus, motivation, and short-term memory. Some people begin using it to relax or manage stress but increase use over time. When it begins affecting work, school, or relationships, treatment helps reduce use and rebuild healthy habits.
Hallucinogens alter perception, including sight and sound. Some individuals use them out of curiosity or for escape but later experience panic, sleep disruption, or lingering fear. Use may also lead to unsafe decisions. Treatment focuses on stress management, emotional stability, and safer routines.
Drug addiction treatment may help when substance use begins affecting your health, safety, or responsibilities. Many adults seek care after trying to stop on their own and returning to use.
You may be a good fit for care at Foundations Recovery Center in Encino if you notice:
Drug addiction can affect your body, mood, and daily functioning. Some signs develop gradually, while others appear after changes in use patterns.
Drug addiction treatment works best when care matches your current needs. Some individuals need higher support early on, while others require flexible scheduling.
PHP provides the highest outpatient support level. Many clients attend about 30 hours weekly, participating in weekday sessions that build structure and recovery routines.
IOP offers strong support with fewer hours than PHP, typically 9 to 15 per week. You attend scheduled sessions while continuing to live at home.
EOP offers evening sessions for those unable to attend daytime care. You practice coping strategies you can apply immediately in daily life.
IIP uses a flexible structure based on your needs. Sessions increase during high-stress periods and decrease as stability improves.
Outpatient rehab requires fewer hours than IOP and supports ongoing recovery while you manage work, school, or family responsibilities.
Drug addiction treatment uses therapy to change the patterns that keep drug use going. At Foundations Recovery Center in Encino, therapy stays focused on actions you can use in daily life. Sessions help with cravings, stress, sleep problems, and conflict at home or work. Each week, you practice skills in sessions and use them between visits.
DBT helps when emotions rise fast. You learn ways to get through urges without using drugs. You practice distress tolerance and emotion control skills. You also build communication skills for conflict at home, at work, or with friends.
Family sessions support better communication at home. You choose who joins. You set boundaries and talk about support roles. The goal is a home plan that supports recovery.
Holistic care supports stress control and body comfort during recovery. Sessions may include breathing practice, movement, and sleep routines. These can reduce tension and support better focus during therapy.
When drug use stops, emotional and physical changes often follow. Some people experience anxiety, depression, anger, or panic. Sleep may become disrupted, energy may drop, and trauma memories or grief may resurface. These shifts can increase urges during early recovery.
At Foundations Recovery Center in Encino, we treat both substance use and mental health together. We monitor mood, sleep, and stress throughout care. Treatment focuses on skills that help manage anxiety, depression, and trauma responses in daily life. If medication support is appropriate, a provider reviews options and monitors your progress over time.
