Our team is here to ensure you experience safe and comfortable detoxification. Detox typically ranges from 5-7 days and is the first part of the treatment process.
Hosted by CRC - Reserve Dr Outpatient | PHP & IOP
Treatment Center
Group meets in Roseville, CA 95678
Our team is here to ensure you experience safe and comfortable detoxification. Detox typically ranges from 5-7 days and is the first part of the treatment process.
6 weeks of group and individual sessions 3 evenings a week. Group size is about 4-8 individuals. Group sessions focus on learning how to live life free from the chains of drugs and alcohol, relapse prevention, healthy boundaries, relapse prevention, healthy communication, codependency and many more that are tailored to the needs of the group. Individual sessions are also included.
Hosted by Pathways Recovery Outpatient Recovery Center
Treatment Center, CADC II
Group meets in Roseville, CA 95661
6 weeks of group and individual sessions 3 evenings a week. Group size is about 4-8 individuals. Group sessions focus on learning how to live life free from the chains of drugs and alcohol, relapse prevention, healthy boundaries, relapse prevention, healthy communication, codependency and many more that are tailored to the needs of the group. Individual sessions are also included.
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Alcohol and substance abuse group counseling sessions for teens ages 13-17
Hosted by The Pathway Program
Treatment Center, ICADC, ICPS, CADC II
Group meets in Rocklin, CA 95677
Alcohol and substance abuse group counseling sessions for teens ages 13-17
This group is part of a comprehensive monitoring and support program for physicians and other health care professionals. Please call for information about this confidential program.
Hosted by Francine Farrell
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT, CADC-II, ICADC
Group meets in Sacramento, CA 95821
This group is part of a comprehensive monitoring and support program for physicians and other health care professionals. Please call for information about this confidential program.
This group is for women 45+ who are trying to break the cycle of drinking alcohol. Studies show that there is an increase in high-risk drinking in women (58%) and in age groups 45 to 64 and 65 and older. The increase could be related to work stress, retirement, financial pressures, empty nest, or challenges associated with menopause. If this seems like a group that you could benefit from, contact Jennifer for a personal assessment.
This group is for women 45+ who are trying to break the cycle of drinking alcohol. Studies show that there is an increase in high-risk drinking in women (58%) and in age groups 45 to 64 and 65 and older. The increase could be related to work stress, retirement, financial pressures, empty nest, or challenges associated with menopause. If this seems like a group that you could benefit from, contact Jennifer for a personal assessment.
Alcohol and substance abuse counseling, education and recovery group for young adults ages 18-27
Hosted by The Pathway Program
Treatment Center, ICADC, ICPS, CADC II
Group meets in Rocklin, CA 95677
Alcohol and substance abuse counseling, education and recovery group for young adults ages 18-27
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This in-person, clinician facilitated weekly group will provide ongoing support for long-term recovery. Clients will be able to process past trauma, gain coping skills, and develop sober social support. This group is less about not using substances and more about exploring underlying trauma or challenges that can become obstacles to recovery and personal growth. While we emphasize long term abstinence from substances, we know that returns to use are often part of the process and can be great learning opportunities. Clients will learn skills drawn from cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and mindfulness practice. Group size 6-8.
Hosted by Leslie Leasure
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Group meets in San Francisco, CA 94102
This in-person, clinician facilitated weekly group will provide ongoing support for long-term recovery. Clients will be able to process past trauma, gain coping skills, and develop sober social support. This group is less about not using substances and more about exploring underlying trauma or challenges that can become obstacles to recovery and personal growth. While we emphasize long term abstinence from substances, we know that returns to use are often part of the process and can be great learning opportunities. Clients will learn skills drawn from cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and mindfulness practice. Group size 6-8.
The focus of our group is to build resiliency, connection, and a recovery that is person centered and unique to each group member in a outdoor green environment. The group focuses on helping participants identify current challenges and celebrate successes in their recovery goals. Group discussion focuses on positivity, and peer support and will include strengths, values, self-compassion, and wellness as topics. This group supports all substance use goals including abstinence and harm reduction. Groups are Co-facilitated by two LCSWs. Groups are conducted outdoors in greenspaces in city parks. If interested inquire for intake process.
Hosted by Stewart Hines Richardson
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Group meets in San Francisco, CA 94122
The focus of our group is to build resiliency, connection, and a recovery that is person centered and unique to each group member in a outdoor green environment. The group focuses on helping participants identify current challenges and celebrate successes in their recovery goals. Group discussion focuses on positivity, and peer support and will include strengths, values, self-compassion, and wellness as topics. This group supports all substance use goals including abstinence and harm reduction. Groups are Co-facilitated by two LCSWs. Groups are conducted outdoors in greenspaces in city parks. If interested inquire for intake process.
Group therapy can serve as an adjunct to ongoing individual psychotherapy or can serve to provide ongoing, bi-weekly support to attorneys who perhaps are more approaching the “maintenance” phase of therapy. The group experience can also serve as an invaluable “sounding board” on a bi-weekly basis to help attorneys work through ongoing frustrations and challenges in an optimally safe and embracing environment.
Hosted by TherapyforLawyers.com • Therapist and Attorney
Marriage & Family Therapist, JD, MA, LMFT
Group meets in Oakland, CA 94612
Group therapy can serve as an adjunct to ongoing individual psychotherapy or can serve to provide ongoing, bi-weekly support to attorneys who perhaps are more approaching the “maintenance” phase of therapy. The group experience can also serve as an invaluable “sounding board” on a bi-weekly basis to help attorneys work through ongoing frustrations and challenges in an optimally safe and embracing environment.
This group is for 18-30ish adults who are working to understanding compulsive behaviors and thew consequences these behaviors have on their lives. Ideally members are seeking a sober existence and movement toward recovery from the behavior. Folks in this group have alcohol, marijuana, opioids and other substance dependence and abuse issues. Sex, porn, food, gambling are other concerns that can fit the model of the group. Mindfulness, process, positive psychology and addiction related psychoeduation are prominaent interventions used in the group.
Hosted by Eti A Valdez-Kaminsky, MFT
Marriage & Family Therapist, MFT
Group meets in Orinda, CA 94563
This group is for 18-30ish adults who are working to understanding compulsive behaviors and thew consequences these behaviors have on their lives. Ideally members are seeking a sober existence and movement toward recovery from the behavior. Folks in this group have alcohol, marijuana, opioids and other substance dependence and abuse issues. Sex, porn, food, gambling are other concerns that can fit the model of the group. Mindfulness, process, positive psychology and addiction related psychoeduation are prominaent interventions used in the group.
Groups are designed to provide support for those interested in exploring their relationship to substances and wanting to make change. Positive changes include moderation goals or abstinence from certain substances is explored. Harm Reduction strategies including the stages of change, "drug, set, setting" analysis, dealing with the inner critic, family dynamics, and moderate goal setting, are explored. Members increase awareness of their patterns ofsubstance use. Come away with strategies to reach your substance use goals. Share experiences with struggles to moderate or abstain from substance use so that they can work toward a more healthy and fulfilling lifestyle.
Hosted by You Rule Therapy
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT, CST
Group meets in San Francisco, CA 94110
Groups are designed to provide support for those interested in exploring their relationship to substances and wanting to make change. Positive changes include moderation goals or abstinence from certain substances is explored. Harm Reduction strategies including the stages of change, "drug, set, setting" analysis, dealing with the inner critic, family dynamics, and moderate goal setting, are explored. Members increase awareness of their patterns ofsubstance use. Come away with strategies to reach your substance use goals. Share experiences with struggles to moderate or abstain from substance use so that they can work toward a more healthy and fulfilling lifestyle.
Grief groups are offered at various time of the year, for all types of loss. We are starting an 8-Week Grief Group, which consist of eight weekly sessions exploring any type of loss, including traumatic loss, no matter how long ago. This is a closed group for adults of any age, with a structured format for each session. Group A in 2025: Mondays, Feb 17 through April 7th, 5:00pm to 6:30pm. The cost of the group is $350 for the 8 sessions.
Hosted by Nate Hinerman
Marriage & Family Therapist, PhD, MFT
Group meets in San Francisco, CA 94118
Grief groups are offered at various time of the year, for all types of loss. We are starting an 8-Week Grief Group, which consist of eight weekly sessions exploring any type of loss, including traumatic loss, no matter how long ago. This is a closed group for adults of any age, with a structured format for each session. Group A in 2025: Mondays, Feb 17 through April 7th, 5:00pm to 6:30pm. The cost of the group is $350 for the 8 sessions.
When life gets messy, we come together. This is an open-minded, non-judgemental space where members can get curious about their relationship with drugs & alcohol. We’re taught to see substance use as the problem, when it’s often an attempted solution to deeper challenges. Together, members will take a closer, more compassionate look at what’s really driving their use & get clear on what they want for themselves — defining goals that are shaped by their own desires, not just external expectations. From safer use, to cutting back, to targeted or complete abstinence, all goals are welcome & respected.
Hosted by Courtney Stack
Marriage & Family Therapist Associate, MA, AMFT, APCC
Group meets in San Francisco, CA 94102
When life gets messy, we come together. This is an open-minded, non-judgemental space where members can get curious about their relationship with drugs & alcohol. We’re taught to see substance use as the problem, when it’s often an attempted solution to deeper challenges. Together, members will take a closer, more compassionate look at what’s really driving their use & get clear on what they want for themselves — defining goals that are shaped by their own desires, not just external expectations. From safer use, to cutting back, to targeted or complete abstinence, all goals are welcome & respected.
* PLEASE NOTE THIS GROUP IS CURRENTLY ON HIATUS. If you'd like to join, please reach out to be put on a waitlist. Do you have a loved one who struggles with addiction? Are you feeling lost when it comes to setting healthy boundaries with them? Do you long for a safe haven to connect with other families navigating the complexities of recovery? This is an online weekly support group which includes education, discussion, and experiential exercises. We aim to create a nurturing environment where you can find solace, share your struggles, and discover newfound strength and resilience in supporting your loved one with addiction.
* PLEASE NOTE THIS GROUP IS CURRENTLY ON HIATUS. If you'd like to join, please reach out to be put on a waitlist. Do you have a loved one who struggles with addiction? Are you feeling lost when it comes to setting healthy boundaries with them? Do you long for a safe haven to connect with other families navigating the complexities of recovery? This is an online weekly support group which includes education, discussion, and experiential exercises. We aim to create a nurturing environment where you can find solace, share your struggles, and discover newfound strength and resilience in supporting your loved one with addiction.
Interested in exploring your relationship to substance use in a non-judgmental, group, setting? Join our intimate group of people working to examine and change their relationship to substance use. Our group balances skill-development with processing and meets weekly for 90 minutes. You do not have to be ready to change your relationship to substances to be a part of the group, come as you are. An initial consultation is required before admitting to group sessions and all group sessions are conducted by video.
Interested in exploring your relationship to substance use in a non-judgmental, group, setting? Join our intimate group of people working to examine and change their relationship to substance use. Our group balances skill-development with processing and meets weekly for 90 minutes. You do not have to be ready to change your relationship to substances to be a part of the group, come as you are. An initial consultation is required before admitting to group sessions and all group sessions are conducted by video.
Prevention Group This group ideally meets twice weekly and consists of 32 90-minute sessions for 16 weeks. These Relapse Prevention group sessions are designed to assist patients in maintaining abstinence by delivering information, support, and guidance as they proceed through recovery. It is critical that these sessions be scheduled at the beginning and at the end of the week—with the Family Education group in the middle of the week—for the ?rst twelve weeks. This provides an intensive treatment experience with patient contact spread evenly throughout the week. This is a central part of the Matrix Model IOP.
Hosted by Towns Health Services and Palm Tree Ranch
Treatment Center, MD
Group meets in Galt, CA 95632
Prevention Group This group ideally meets twice weekly and consists of 32 90-minute sessions for 16 weeks. These Relapse Prevention group sessions are designed to assist patients in maintaining abstinence by delivering information, support, and guidance as they proceed through recovery. It is critical that these sessions be scheduled at the beginning and at the end of the week—with the Family Education group in the middle of the week—for the ?rst twelve weeks. This provides an intensive treatment experience with patient contact spread evenly throughout the week. This is a central part of the Matrix Model IOP.
An intimate, rich process groupof 5-10 members. Designed for individuals who would like to embrace recovery as an opportunity to transform their lives, find meaning and guidance around life challenges facilitated by an experienced therapist. This relapse prevention group can be helpful when the individual in recovery wants to avoid plateau. Group therapy offers bonding, self-understanding, humor, relationship skills, coping skills, accountability. Required continuity of participation, respect of self and others' anonymity under the therapeutic guidance of a knowledgable and experienced Licensed Therapist. Didactic component available.
An intimate, rich process groupof 5-10 members. Designed for individuals who would like to embrace recovery as an opportunity to transform their lives, find meaning and guidance around life challenges facilitated by an experienced therapist. This relapse prevention group can be helpful when the individual in recovery wants to avoid plateau. Group therapy offers bonding, self-understanding, humor, relationship skills, coping skills, accountability. Required continuity of participation, respect of self and others' anonymity under the therapeutic guidance of a knowledgable and experienced Licensed Therapist. Didactic component available.
Feelings of isolation, anxiety, and depression are common when it comes to drug and alcohol misuse. If you think you’d thrive in a collaborative and supportive environment, then group therapy might be an option for you. You will meet with 6-8 other participants and together you’ll learn techniques to better care for yourselves while using drugs and alcohol. One of the greatest aspects of the group program is that our clients find that relating to others who are going through the same thing helps them have more self-compassion.
Hosted by You Rule Therapy | sex, drugs + therapy
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT, CST
Group meets in San Francisco, CA 94110
Feelings of isolation, anxiety, and depression are common when it comes to drug and alcohol misuse. If you think you’d thrive in a collaborative and supportive environment, then group therapy might be an option for you. You will meet with 6-8 other participants and together you’ll learn techniques to better care for yourselves while using drugs and alcohol. One of the greatest aspects of the group program is that our clients find that relating to others who are going through the same thing helps them have more self-compassion.
DO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING RESONATE WITH YOU? You are noticing that your use has crept into a lot of different parts of your life. You are curious about what life would be like if you focused on the things that mattered in life instead of drinking so much. Come explore why you are drinking so much in a safe place!
DO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING RESONATE WITH YOU? You are noticing that your use has crept into a lot of different parts of your life. You are curious about what life would be like if you focused on the things that mattered in life instead of drinking so much. Come explore why you are drinking so much in a safe place!
The Stress and Addiction group is a process-oriented space where clients build social skills, manage stress, and gain self-awareness through peer support. It’s ideal for those dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, and addiction. Whether clients seek abstinence, harm reduction, or are uncertain about change, the group offers a supportive environment. We focus on the deeper causes of harmful coping strategies and help members develop healthier ways to manage life’s challenges.
The Stress and Addiction group is a process-oriented space where clients build social skills, manage stress, and gain self-awareness through peer support. It’s ideal for those dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, and addiction. Whether clients seek abstinence, harm reduction, or are uncertain about change, the group offers a supportive environment. We focus on the deeper causes of harmful coping strategies and help members develop healthier ways to manage life’s challenges.
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Alcohol Use Support Groups
Are there specific medications for alcohol use?
There are oral medications approved to treat alcohol use disorder—such as disulfiram, acamprosate, and naltrexone, which also comes in an injectable form. These medications do help people reduce their drinking as well as avoid the problem of relapse. Naltrexone helps reduce cravings, disulfiram can make a person feel sick when they drink, and acamprosate may help ease symptoms like poor sleep and anxious feelings.
How do alcohol recovery or rehabilitation programs work?
In inpatient programs, individuals live in a facility with other patients in recovery; in outpatient programs,individuals live at home. These facilities are staffed with healthcare professionals including physicians, nurses, psychologists, counselors, and psychotherapists. Staff can also include people who have recovered themselves, serving as mentors and guides. These programs may use abstinence, harm reduction, detoxification, psychotherapy, and other tools for recovery.
How do 12-step programs combined with psychotherapy work?
Members of 12-step programs help each other reach abstinence and work to maintain it. These programs promote complete change in the individual’s emotional, mental, physical, and even spiritual perspectives. Some programs require that new members attend 90 meetings in 90 days. Many people do attend these programs in conjunction with their work in psychotherapy; the combination of therapy along with 12-step can be extremely effective.
How does harm reduction combined with psychotherapy work?
According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, harm reduction prevents death, injury, disease, overdose, and substance misuse. People who choose harm reduction for alcohol use reduce the amount of alcohol they intake. It is not abstinence-based like a 12-step program, but combining harm reduction with psychotherapy proves to be effective for many people.