RESIDENTIAL & INPATIENT SERVICES

Turning Point Residential Treatment (707) 284-2950

Turning Point has provided individualized, residential drug treatment since 1974. For adults seeking recovery from addiction to alcohol and other drugs, Turning Point offers affordable and confidential treatment programs ranging from 30-270 days in length.

Treatment services include 20 hours per week of group counseling, educational classes, individual counseling and learning assignments and family sessions.
Specialized treatment tracks include:

• Working Adults Program (for individuals seeking intensive treatment while maintaining their employment)
• Co-Occurring Disorders Program (for those with a substance abuse and a mental health diagnosis), and an
• Opiate Addictions Program (in coordination with Narcotic Replacement Therapy, such as methadone or Suboxone).

Clients learn to deal with family issues, secure employment or job training, and develop a positive support system before they can successfully complete the program. Turning Point provides treatment to more than 130 men and women at two Sonoma County sites, and is recognized as one of the most successful programs of its type in California.

Acacia Lane Residential Program (707) 284-2950
A men-only facility with 35 beds which houses clients who have completed at least three months of residential treatment at the main Turning Point site. Clients who enter into Acacia Lane are ready for job and housing search (if this is not already in place), and are able to participate in more outside supportive activities.

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Call Us at (877)888-3222 or (707)544-3295

It is BIOGENETIC

• You don't choose to acquire it.
• A family history of drug/alcohol problems may put  you at greater risk.

It is a PRIMARY Illness

• If you have chemical dependency, it's not a symptom of some other problem.
• If you have chemical dependency and other problems, your chemical dependency will interfere with treatment for other problems unless the chemical dependency is also treated.

It is a CHRONIC Illness

• It won't go away because you ignore it, don't like it or don't want to believe you have it.
• It's not "just a phase".

It is a PROGRESSIVE Illness

• Without treatment it will eventually get worse.
• It usually gets worse more quickly for women and young people.

If left untreated, addiction can be FATAL

• Drinking and driving
• Overdose/alcohol poisoning
• Disease
• Organ Failure
• Violence
• Suicide