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Inneractions

21333 Oxnard Street, 2nd Floor , Woodland Hills, California 91367
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818-963-4357
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  • Overview

    Clinic & Center Description:

    Inneractions is an intensive outpatient program for alcoholics, addicts and their families who are eager to gain the insight, therapy and education to make immediate and lasting change. Through a unique combination of one-on-one therapy, addiction counseling, and group interaction, addicts and alcoholics are given specific tools to break destructive cycles and the information needed to understand and manage the physiological, emotional and other conditions that lead to dependency & compulsivity.


  • Details

    Services Offered:

    • Behavioral Therapy
    • Intensive Case Management
    • Job Skills Training
    Approaches to Therapy:

    • ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy)
    • Activity Therapy
    • CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy)
    • DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy)
    • Mindfulness-Based
    • Psychodynamic
    • Trauma-Focused
    Tags: Adult, Adult Young adult, Anger Issues, Anxiety, Depression, Diet & Exercise Counseling, Dual Diagnosis, Educational Services, Intensive Case Management, Job Skills Training Young adult, PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder), substance abuse, and Trauma Behavioral Therapy
    Ages Accepted:
    Languages:

    • English

  • Availability

    Near Public Transportation?: No
    Teletherapy:

    • No

  • Payment

    Currently Accepting Health Insurance?:

    • CIGNA

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