Welcome to the Department of Chemical Dependency Services

Chemical Dependency Service

Have drugs or alcohol taken control of your life or someone you care about? Talk to a specialist about your concerns; chemical dependency treatment may help. Treatment is voluntary and confidential.

Schedule provided at intake appointment.
Please register before each meeting.
Members only, group fee up to $5.
Call Chemical Dependency at (510) 307-1591.

Chemical Dependency Family Education Series

Have concerns or questions about your or a loved one’s alcohol or drug use? Come and learn more at this free drop-in class, which includes presentations, discussions and videos about addiction, co-dependency and recovery.

FREE, open to the community
Please register before each meeting at Psychiatry Reception, Building C, 3rd floor
Call Chemical Dependency at (510) 307-1591.

Chemical Dependency Adolescent Recovery Program

The problems caused by alcohol and drug abuse don’t have to control your life. This teen program can help you deal with your pain and confusion. The program works best when family members actively participate in the recovery process. Treatment is voluntary and confidential.

Schedule provided at intake appointment.
Individuals or parents can make an appointment.
Please register before each meeting.
Members only, group fee up to $5.
Call Chemical Dependency at (510) 307-1591.

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