First Responders Program

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First Responders Treatment in Northridge

Healing the Hearts of First Responders & Military Through Compassionate Treatment Programs in Northridge

Miracles in Action offers outpatient addiction and mental health treatment designed specifically for the special needs of our first responders, including police officers, firefighters, and military veterans.

First Responder & Military Addiction & Mental Health Treatment Programs

Miracles in Action is proud to offer confidential and professional addiction treatment programs for our first responders. Our first responder intensive outpatient programs offer unique guidance through counseling for work-related stress and trauma, PTSD, grief, depression, and anxiety. We also provide group and individualized therapy, dual diagnosis/co-occurring disorder treatment, life skills support, sound baths, and more!

We take a holistic approach to long-term recovery, focusing on the four key areas of treatment: Psychological, social, physical, and spiritual. We provide treatment services with empathy and emotional support, in an environment free from outside triggers. Our goal is to provide you with a foundation of recovery built on emotional stability.

Our first responders and military receive the very best addiction and mental health treatment programs we have to offer. Our intensive outpatient first responder program can be completed around work and family schedules, and is designed for police officers, emergency personnel, firefighters, military, paramedics/EMTs, and corrections officers.


For more information, call (818) 287-0080 or contact us online.


Have Questions? We Have Answers
  • How does drug addiction treatment work?

    Addiction affects everyone differently. As such, there is no one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to drug addiction treatment. Instead, the process begins with a personal assessment and evaluation. During this initial meeting, our drug addiction treatment specialists ask a series of questions designed to assess an individual’s level of addiction and recovery needs. Once the assessment is complete, our specialists recommend a personalized treatment program. This program may involve a combination of proven addiction treatments, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy, group therapy, family therapy, stress management, and more. Most often, our patients begin by attending treatment several days a week at one of our facilities. As they progress through recovery, the number of times they need to visit the facility for treatment may gradually decrease.

  • If I go to rehab, will I have to live at the rehab facility?

    Whether or not you will need to live full-time at a rehab facility will depend on the specific details of your situation. For those struggling with very severe substance use disorders, inpatient (or residential) treatment may be recommended. Others, however, may benefit from an outpatient (or non-residential) rehab program.

  • What is outpatient treatment?

    Outpatient treatment simply means that you do not live full-time at the rehab facility where you receive addiction treatment services. Instead, you visit the facility several times a week for several hours at a time to attend therapy, take part in support group meetings, and receive other treatments specifically tailored to you and your recovery. You then return home to sleep and manage outside responsibilities, such as going to school, working, or taking care of your child. Our outpatient treatment programs include Drug & Alcohol Addiction recovery along with Mental Health Disorders. 

  • How long does drug addiction treatment take?

    The amount of time you will need to attend drug addiction treatment will depend on numerous factors, including the severity of your substance use disorder, whether or not you have a co-occurring mental or behavioral health condition, the amount of support you receive at home, your risk of relapse, and much more. Generally speaking, recovery is a lifelong process. At Miracles in Action, we provide ongoing support and comprehensive aftercare services to our patients. No matter where you are in your recovery, you can count on our team to be there for you every step of the way.

Online & Hybrid IOP First Responder Telehealth Programs

Miracles in Action offers online and hybrid online IOP programs for first responders, including group and individual therapy sessions via telehealth platforms for those who need substance use and mental health treatment services. IOP telehealth programs cater to the needs of our first responder and frontline workers who need substance treatment or recovery support.

Evening classes, individual therapy, and group therapy sessions are available from the comfort and safety of home. We are committed to ensuring the availability of compassionate substance use and mental health treatment to all who need it.

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  • “Miracles in Action provides a warm, loving, and family feel to the recovery process. I can say that I am very fortunate to have witnessed the miracles that take place here. The management and clients' past and present continue to make this place a success. Thank you Miracles in Action for all that you do. ”

    - A.M.
  • “Miracles in Action offers stability and recovery. It helps you put your life back together in an environment where people are supportive of one another. I am blessed to bear witness to the miracles that have taken place here. ”

    - L.W.
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