The High Road Program

About The High Road Program

The High Road Program, Inc. was founded in 1976 to provide education and counseling to individuals charged with DUI in California. They’ve since expanded to include misdemeanor drug diversion, domestic violence and anger management counseling. They also offer federal substance abuse programs or SAP as well as services for parolees.

Their services are not limited to folks involved in the criminal justice system. They also provide low cost outpatient counseling to the general public. They’re the top providers of outpatient substance use treatment in Southern California. Their services are low cost involving a weekly payment schedule ranging from $30 to $40.

Recovery in Lancaster

The High Road Program has a location in Pasadena, Riverside and Lancaster. Lancaster is a city in northern Los Angeles County within the Antelope Valley. It is known for its desert climate, with hot summers and mild winters. The Lancaster facility is situated along Date Avenue in the center of the city. This makes it easily accessible from other parts of the city. Antelope Valley Freeway runs west of the area directly linking Palmdale, Santa Clarita and Los Angeles. Folks from these nearby cities can benefit from the services provided here. Antelope Valley Transit Authority provides local bus service with multiple routes passing through the area. Lancaster Metrolink Station offers rail service to Los Angeles and the greater SoCal area. Rideshare services are readily available. These all make transportation access easy.

DUI Treatment and Other Court-mandated Services

The High Road Program offers education and substance use counseling for folks referred by the courts, the DMV and county probation or state parole agencies. They’re fully licensed by the State of California’s Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs and approved by Los Angeles County. The programs are designed to meet legal requirements set by the state and county. They offer comprehensive DUI treatment services for individuals across different risk levels. This encompasses those charged with reckless driving and first and second offenders as well as multiple offenders. They also offer drug diversion programs for individuals convicted of misdemeanor drug offenses.

A unique mandated service provided by this facility is the STOP program. This program helps people leaving state institutions get back on their feet. It specifically supports those who went through addiction treatment while incarcerated. The goal is to help them rebuild their lives and stay on track. It involves counseling alongside urinalysis drug testing and educational services that facilitate smooth reentry into the community. Clients are also assisted in finding a job, medical support and transportation aid. They may also provide referrals to sober living facilities to help clients gain life skills that support independent living in the community.

General Recovery Program

The High Road outpatient program for the general public involves recovery focused counseling alongside educational support services. This helps individuals build practical coping that supports lasting sobriety and prevents relapse. They strive to tailor treatment to the unique needs of clients via personalized treatment planning. The facility also offers comprehensive substance use treatment using advanced assessment instruments called the Addiction Severity Index. Folks struggling with anger issues can also receive counseling here to better manage their anger. This can be through self-referral or court orders.