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Adult Alcohol and Drug Treatment Recovery Program

Adult Alcohol & Drug Treatment Program Outpatient substance use disorder treatment and recovery services including homeless outreach services and support.

Contact Information

3288 El Cajon Boulevard, Suite 13

San Diego, CA 92104

Phone: (619-)521-5720 Fax: (619)-521-5728

Program Manager

Paul Herrmann, SUDCC with CADTP

Paul had a long career in hospitality management before attending San Diego City College and becoming certified as a Drug and Alcohol Counselor. For the last three years Paul has worked with teens, transitional aged youth and adults suffering from addiction. Paul is currently working towards a degree in sociology, and plans to pursue a Masters degree in social work, with the goal of impacting public policy surrounding drug laws and addiction treatment. Paul feels that recovery is about more than abstinence, and that people need positive activities and relationships in order to live life to the fullest.

What We Do

ATR is an outpatient, non-residential Substance Use Disorder treatment program specifically focused on Asian and Pacific Islander (API) adults 18+ Transition Age Youth, refugees, immigrants and other underserved populations who reside in San Diego County.

Our program provides innovative and effective substance use treatment and recovery services to empower the individual to reach their full potential, improve their quality of life, strengthen their families and benefit the communities we live in.

ATR takes a client centered approach in which clients can receive group counseling, individual counseling, and or therapy each week. Clients have access to case managers to assist them with finding housing, income resources, food banks in the community, transportation needs, and other daily living needs.

Additional services available include:

On-site Ambulatory/outpatient Withdrawal Management (WM) services to reduce symptoms of substance withdrawal.
Non-Methadone Medically Assisted Treatment (MAT) services are available for clients who are medically and clinically appropriate for these services.
Contingency Management (CM) services are available for individuals with Stimulant Use Disorder.

Learn more about our MAT Services and Resources.

Additional Information

For informational purposes only, a link to the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Open Payments web page is provided here. The federal Physician Payments Sunshine Act requires that detailed information about payment and other payments of value worth over ten dollars ($10) from manufacturers of drugs, medical devices, and biologics to physicians and teaching hospitals be made available to the public.

It can be found at https://openpaymentsdata.cms.gov

Certified by DHCS for Outpatient Treatment; please see dhcs.ca.gov for more information.

Success Story

After several years of struggling with his addiction and serving 10 years on and off in prison, Tobi was ready to give up on his recovery and accept that his addiction was going to define him as a person. One day while in his prison cell, he decided to hand his life over to God and begin his journey in recovery. Through his treatment, he learned how his anxiety and depression played a role in his addiction.

While in Outpatient treatment, Tobi learned the skills he needed to help manage his mental health symptoms and remain sober. Through his sobriety and his recovery, he has been able to mend relationships with his loved ones, build a relationship with his son, and gain a close relationship with his higher power. While in outpatient treatment, Tobi began building relationships with people outside his regular group and sharing his story in hopes he could help just one more person. He enjoys building relationships within his sober community and formed a support group that he would later inspire to take the same journey in recovery as he has. Upon completing his treatment, he entered aftercare and has the goal of obtaining his GED and continuing his education to become an AOD counselor.

*Names have been altered to protect client privacy.

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