Stockton Circle of Friends Adult Program

Stockton Circle of Friends Adult Program recognizes that addiction affects adults differently than younger populations, requiring specialized treatment approaches. The program addresses both drug abuse and alcohol abuse within a framework designed specifically for adult learners and life experiences. Participants benefit from peer support among others facing similar adult responsibilities and challenges.

The outpatient program structure allows adults to maintain employment, family commitments, and community connections while receiving intensive substance abuse treatment. This approach supports the development of practical recovery skills that can be immediately applied in participants' daily environments, strengthening long-term sobriety outcomes.

Operating Monday through Thursday from 8 AM to 3 PM, the program provides consistent structure while accommodating various adult schedules. This daytime format works particularly well for individuals who can arrange their work or family responsibilities around treatment hours. The four-day weekly schedule allows for intensive programming while providing extended weekends for family time and community engagement.

The structured timing helps participants establish routine and accountability, essential elements of successful addiction recovery. Regular attendance during these specific hours builds discipline and creates a supportive peer network among other adults committed to their recovery journey.

Located at 3128 East Anita Street in Stockton, the program serves as an accessible addiction treatment resource for San Joaquin County residents. The facility's location provides convenient access for local individuals seeking substance abuse treatment without having to travel to distant recovery centers or residential facilities.

The program's focus on serving the local community creates opportunities for participants to build lasting connections with others in their geographic area. This local approach supports the development of ongoing recovery networks that extend beyond formal treatment completion, contributing to sustained sobriety within familiar surroundings.