Programs and Services
The Drug Abuse Alternatives Center (DAAC) offers
a wide range of treatment programs and services
in Sonoma and Lake Counties. DAAC has been serving
Sonoma County since 1969 and now provides services
at approximately 30 locations.
All of DAAC's treatment programs are licensed
and/or certified by the California Department
of Alcohol and Drug programs.
To learn more about our available programs and
services, please select one of the following categories:
DAAC offers both Outpatient
and Residential treatment options
for adults with alcohol and other drug problems.
Programs and services include outreach, education
and prevention efforts, assessment, individual,
family and group counseling, a Methadone
Maintenance and Detoxification program,
a weekly Needle Exchange service,
a Drug Court program (for non-violent
adults involved in the criminal justice system)
and a supervised Sober Living House.
Health Services, including HIV
and Hepatitis C education, testing, and counseling,
are available to all clients.
DAAC offers a number of Outpatient
programs and services for adolescents with alcohol
and other drug problems. Services include outreach,
education and prevention efforts, assessment,
individual, family and group counseling and School-Based
Programs. We also offer a Juvenile
Probation Program for non-violent adolescents
involved in the criminal justice system. Health
Services, including HIV and Hepatitis
C education, testing, and counseling, are available
to all clients.
Additionally, DAAC's Parents Supporting
Parents program facilitates free weekly
meetings in Santa Rosa to support
and educate parents dealing with unacceptable
adolescent behaviors.
DAAC offers Perinatal Day Treatment
programs in both Sonoma County for
pregnant and/or parenting women with problems
of chemical dependency. DAAC also
operates a Transitional Living Center
which provides safe and drug-free housing for
pregnant and/or parenting women and their children
for up to nine months. Health Services,
including HIV and Hepatitis C education, testing
and counseling, are available to all clients.
Our experienced staff can guide family and friends
of an individual with alcohol and/or other drug
problems through a structured and facilitated
intervention process. The goal of this process
is to get the individual into an appropriate treatment
program and help his or her family and friends
through the process. For information on facilitated
intervention, please contact Monica Haimowitz,
Youth and Family Services Director, at (707) 544-3295.
If you or someone you love has an alcohol
or other drug problem, the Drug Abuse Alternatives
Center (DAAC) can help.
Sonoma County: (707) 544-3295 or
toll-free (877) 888-DAAC (3222)
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