Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers in Alameda County, California

MAYA Wellness Therapy serves the Alameda County community with specialized mental health care for women and LGBTQ+ clients. The practice helps clients address trauma, addiction, and relationship challenges through personalized psychotherapy focused on emotional resilience and healing.

Andover is a live-in women’s recovery home in Oakland, California, operated by Magnolia Women’s Recovery Programs. It provides a stable place to live for women whose alcohol or drug use has begun affecting housing, parenting, emotional safety, or daily functioning, and who need recovery to unfold inside everyday life rather than around short appointments.

C.U.R.A., Inc. (Carnales Unidos Reformando Adictos, Inc.) is a licensed residential recovery provider in Fremont, California, offering immersive, live-in care for adult men whose substance use has already begun affecting housing stability, daily functioning, work, and relationships. Operating since 1969, it focuses on rebuilding stability through routine, community, and structured engagement rather than isolated outpatient contact.

Second Chance Inc. offers informal assessments to identify drug or alcohol problems and provides individual and group counseling, a women’s recovery program, court services, and court-ordered programs to serve Alameda County clients seeking recovery support.

Options Recovery Services in the Bay Area delivers a full spectrum of addiction services—drug testing, counseling, treatment programs, and sober living housing—to support individuals transitioning back to everyday life, with mentor training available for those in recovery throughout Alameda County.

The Salvation Army Oakland Adult Rehabilitation Center is a no-cost, residential recovery and life-stabilization program in Oakland, California for adults whose substance use and life-controlling behaviors have already begun disrupting housing, work and relationships. It is part of The Salvation Army’s Adult Rehabilitation Center (ARC) network, one of the largest and longest-serving residential recovery models in the U.S., offering structured, community-anchored environments where recovery is lived through routine and engagement rather than isolated outpatient contact.

The Women’s Lodge at Friendship House Association of American Indians is a residential substance use recovery program for mothers and pregnant women where the focus isn’t on separating recovery from life, but on healing together with your child by your side. It’s one of the few places in the country focused on rebuilding family stability instead of pausing motherhood or leaving children behind to enter treatment.

Family Spring Psychology, P.C. serves clients in Alameda County with compassionate and structured addiction recovery support. Their team focuses on the emotional, relational, and psychological aspects of healing, using evidence-based therapies to help clients reclaim their lives.

Bi-Bett Addiction Treatment is a nonprofit substance use disorder treatment provider in the San Francisco Bay Area with a long history of supporting adults through multiple stages of recovery. Its Orchid program is designed specifically for women, including pregnant and parenting mothers, offering structured residential care and specialized perinatal support in a supervised, gender-specific setting.

Teen Challenge East Bay Men’s Center is a long-term, residential recovery setting for adult men in Oakland, California, operated by Teen Challenge NorWestCal Nevada. It serves men whose substance use or life-controlling behaviors have already begun disrupting housing stability, work, relationships, or daily functioning. The program is faith-based and community-driven, built around living on site while recovery is practiced through routine, accountability, and shared responsibility.

The Native American Health Center supports the Alameda County community with culturally attuned addiction treatment and behavioral health services. Using methods like CBT, EMDR, and motivational interviewing, the center helps clients reconnect with their identity and reclaim their well-being.

Sara Nevius, LMFT, provides counseling in Oakland to support individuals navigating substance misuse and emotional growth. Drawing clients from across Alameda County, her therapy practice encourages self-discovery and long-term transformation through a relational and empowering approach.

Bi-Bett Corp’s Hayward location provides licensed DUI education and behavior-change programming for adults in Southern Alameda County whose impaired driving charges have introduced court or DMV requirements and sharpened attention on alcohol-related decisions. This is an outpatient setting designed to help people meet mandated obligations while continuing to live at home and manage work, family, and daily responsibilities.

Briergate is a live-in women’s recovery home in Hayward, California, operated by Magnolia Women’s Recovery Programs. It offers a stable place to live for women whose alcohol or drug use has begun disrupting housing, caregiving roles, or daily routine, and who need recovery to unfold inside everyday life rather than around brief appointments.

Terra Firma Diversion Educational Services supports Alameda County, CA, by offering substance abuse treatment services. Their programs include relapse prevention, drug testing, anger management classes, and drug diversion.

Second Chance Inc. delivers substance abuse treatment services to help individuals begin their recovery journey, offering group programs for special populations such as those with PTSD, men, women, Spanish speakers, individuals experiencing grief, and smoking cessation support for residents of Alameda County.

Options Recovery Services provides structured addiction recovery services—including drug testing, counseling, twelve-month day treatment programs for men and women, and evening sessions to accommodate working or studying individuals—with aftercare opportunities to support Alameda County clients.

The Phoenix Women’s Recovery Program from Second Chance Inc. creates a supportive, all-female environment for women with substance use disorders, providing intake/assessment, treatment planning, one-on-one counseling, group support, and case management for Alameda County residents.

A Step Forward Inc in Berkeley, California provides community-based substance use counseling for adults whose alcohol or drug use has started to interfere with daily life (work, school, relationships, or emotional stability) but who are continuing to live independently. The Berkeley location offers a therapeutic setting where recovery work happens alongside the responsibilities and routines people are still carrying.

Options Recovery Services offers a compassionate, evidence-based Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) treatment program featuring day and evening sessions, therapeutic activities, aftercare, and mental health services, plus an Options Aftercare program that provides ongoing relapse prevention tools for residents of Alameda County.

Serenity House Oakland offers holistic substance abuse treatment and re-entry services to residents of Alameda County. Through counseling, peer-led support, and life skills workshops, the program supports individuals in achieving lasting recovery and reintegration into the community.