At El Centro de
Libertad, we pride ourselves on offering "recovery with dignity." From
the caller's first interaction with the agency to the graduation
ceremony or final handshake culminating treatment, El Centro treats
clients with dignity motivating, educating, guiding, and supporting
clients through the recovery process. But "recovery with dignity" not
only describes how we treat our clients, it also reminds us and
our clients that treatment can only be successful as clients
regain the sense of self-worth lost in their addiction.
Recovery exists for everyone willing to take an honest
look at themselves and devote the time and energy the process demands.
Our staff works closely with clients to overcome their personal barriers
to treatment. Many have learned how to live successful lives free
of addiction.
El Centro de Libertad (The Freedom Center) provides
a variety of outpatient programs to support recovery:
- prevention education
- primary treatment
- aftercare
- relapse prevention
- anger management
- domestic violence groups
-
alumni groups
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The Lighthouse, a workingmen's house, offers the support
of a clean and sober living facility to adult males who
have completed a program of primary treatment.
El Centro
serves a diverse group of clients: adults, adolescents, monolingual
and bilingual Spanish-speakers, and clients involved
in the mental health system.
We have offices located in Redwood City
and Half Moon Bay. Many services are offered onsite in
local schools, businesses and community centers. We may
be able to provide services at your facility.
El Centro de Libertad is now completing its first decade
of service to the community. Last year, over 1000 adults and adolescents
enrolled in treatment at El Centro. El Centro receives referrals
from Probation, the courts, local police departments, San Mateo County
Alcohol and Drug Services, the schools, families, the Department
of Mental Health, and other agencies. We also welcome self-referrals.
Contact us if we can be of help.
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