Asian Pacific Counseling and Treatment Center
15400 Sherman Way Suite 220, Van Nuys, CA 91406
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About Asian Pacific Counseling and Treatment Center
Asian Pacific Counseling and Treatment Center is a substance use and mental health treatment provider in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles, California offering culturally and linguistically appropriate care.
The center provides outpatient services, including counseling and medication support, case management and dual diagnosis treatment for adults, youth and children.
I want to note that APCTC is especially valued for its multilingual and community centered approach tailored to diverse Asian Pacific populations.
What kinds of treatment does APCTC offer?
APCTC provides outpatient mental health and behavioral health services, including therapy and medication services.
The program also offers dual diagnosis care and cognitive behavioral therapy, along with case management and community education supports.
Who can get help here?
The center serves adults age 18 and older as well as children, youth and seniors.
APCTC emphasizes culturally sensitive and bilingual care for Asian Pacific communities with services offered in languages including Cambodian, Chinese, Japanese, Khmer, Korean, Laotian, Filipino, Spanish, Thai and Vietnamese.
Where is the center located?
APCTC operates in the San Fernando Valley near Van Nuys, with additional Southern California programs in Los Angeles, Alhambra and Cerritos, West Covina and the Riverside area.
I think it's helpful that telehealth services are also available, allowing clients to receive care from home.
Do they take insurance?
APCTC accepts Medi-Cal, Medicare and other insurance options, and offers financial aid for eligible clients. Prospective clients are encouraged to identify their coverage before calling to confirm service eligibility.
Addiction Treatment Programs
Adult Program
An adult program in California uses various therapeutic methods to treat a person who is dependent on an addictive substance. Individuals aged 18 and older are eligible for treatment, which focuses on breaking the cycle of addiction and learning how to maintain sober living.Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
When a person is struggling with addiction, their actions and emotions may not be rational. Cognitive behavioral therapy in California helps individuals understand better why they feel and act certain ways and how those emotions and actions can lead to substance abuse.Levels of Care
Outpatient Rehab
When you choose outpatient rehab in California, you will meet with a counselor and attend support group meetin...gs. The focus will be on restructuring attitudes and thoughts to reduce cravings and develop skills to prevent relapse. The length of time in outpatient rehab varies by individual, based on their recovery needs.Dual Diagnosis & Mental Health
When you have a co-occurring disorder, it is essential to treat both your addiction and the mental health diso...rder. California dual diagnosis treatment provides this type of multidisciplinary approach, for improved recovery outcomes.Insurance
Financial Aid
If you need help paying for alcohol and drug rehab, financial aid may be an option for you. Financial assistan...ce options include grants, scholarships, non-profit programs, personal funding, and health insurance programs to help you manage the expense of substance abuse treatment.
Medicaid Accepted
If you’re an in-state resident and eligible for Medicaid, you can use your coverage to assist with the cost ...of alcohol and drug rehab in California. Medicaid can help cover all levels of care, including detox in California, inpatient rehab in California, and more.
Medicare Accepted
Medicare in California (known as Medi-Cal) may provide coverage options to assist with the cost of alcohol and... drug rehab in California. The amount of coverage will depend on many things, including whether you are seeking inpatient or outpatient treatment for substance abuse.Contact Asian Pacific Counseling and Treatment Center
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