Northridge Addiction Treatment Center
Your path to Recovery
With support, knowledge, and encouragement, you can overcome your addiction and regain control of your life.
Contact us to start your treatment journey today.
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Addiction Treatment Programs at NATC
Our luxury facility provides numerous amenities that focus on your comfort, while our medical team and support staff focus on your individualized care.
Drug types
Medical Detox
Our main objectives during medical detox are comfort and safety to foster our resident’s confidence in a lasting recovery after a successful detox.
- Alcohol
- Benzos
- Opioids
- Stimulants
Treatment Types
Residential Treatment
Our luxury facility places high importance on a peaceful and healing environment for deep introspection to address the addiction source, not merely the substance use, for effective and beneficial treatment.
Medically Assisted
Dual Diagnosis
NATC uses integrated treatment, acknowledging both disorders’ relation and core causes to equip you with the foundation to control your mental health without substance use.
Feedbacks & Reviews
Patient experiences
We are proud to earn acclaim from our community with a 4.9 rating on Google. See all our Google reviews
Our facility
About Northridge Addiction Treatment Center
We believe that recovery is more than just sobriety; it is an opportunity for a fresh start in life.
NATC is a premier luxury facility nestled in the Los Angeles Valley, surrounded by California’s breathtaking beaches and mountains. Our exclusive twelve-patient capacity ensures a tranquil, open environment where you can focus on healing not just from addiction, but on restoring your well-being. We offer our residents the choice of semi-private accommodations, with private rooms available upon request for added comfort.
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FAQs
It’s normal to have questions about recovery from addiction
I need help for myself
How can I tell if I have an addiction problem?
If you find it difficult to control your use of substances or behaviors, even when they cause harm, it might be time to seek help. A trained professional can help assess your situation and guide you through the next steps.
What is inpatient treatment, and how does it work?
Inpatient treatment involves staying at a facility where you receive 24/7 care and support. You’ll take part in therapy and activities that help you focus on your recovery, free from distractions and daily pressures.
What is life like at NATC during treatment?
At NATC, you’ll experience a safe, supportive environment where you’ll participate in therapy, group sessions, and activities that help with healing. Our team will guide you through every step of your recovery.
What happens after I complete my inpatient treatment?
After inpatient treatment, we offer continued support through outpatient therapy, support groups, and check-ins. You’ll have the resources you need to maintain your recovery and transition back to everyday life.
I need help for myself
What is an intervention, and how can it help my loved one?
An intervention is a structured conversation with your loved one where family and friends encourage them to seek treatment. It’s a way to help them see the impact of their addiction and motivate them to get the help they need.
What is the admissions process for treatment?
The admissions process starts with an assessment to understand your loved one’s needs. From there, we guide you through the steps to get them ready for treatment, including medical evaluations and setting up support resources.
How can I help my loved one overcome the stigma of addiction?
Help your loved one understand that addiction is a medical issue, not a personal weakness. Be supportive and non-judgmental, and encourage them to seek help. Your understanding can reduce feelings of shame and encourage them to take the first step toward recovery.
How can I support my loved one after they start treatment?
Stay involved in their recovery by attending support groups, therapy, and staying patient. Help create a positive environment at home and encourage them to stay connected with their recovery team. Your support is key to their long-term success.
Articles & Resources
Patient resources, articles, and more
The Most Dangerous Drug in Each U.S. State (Interactive Map)
Discover the most dangerous drug in each U.S. state using this interactive map from the team at Northridge Addiction Treatment Center. If you or someone you love is struggling to overcome drug addiction, our comfortable facility in California’s San Fernando Valley may be able to help.
Your Guide to Different Xanax® Bars: White, Blue, & What They Mean for You
Xanax® bars often come in different colors, and it’s not just for decoration. Learn what the differences between them are in this guide from the experienced recovery professionals at Northridge Addiction Treatment Center—then contact us if you or one of your loved ones needs help with substance use.
Remeron Side Effects and Uses
Remeron, or mirtazapine, is a medication primarily prescribed to treat depression, specifically major depressive disorder (MDD). This antidepressant is part of the tetracyclic class of
