Weyland Consultation Services –
Discrete Outpatient Alcohol & Drug Treatment
Weyland Consultation Services
Discrete Outpatient Alcohol & Drug Treatment
Weyland Consultation Services - Discreet and Confidential Outpatient Alcohol & Drug Treatment serving the San Francisco Bay Area, including the Cities of Walnut Creek, Danville, San Ramon, Alamo, Lafayette, Moraga, and Pleasanton California.
Weyland Consultation Services offers a discreet and confidential outpatient drug and alcohol treatment alternative for adults and adolescents in the greater San Francisco Bay Area. With their office in Walnut Creek they serve the Cities of Walnut Creek, Danville, San Ramon, Alamo, Lafayette, Moraga, Pleasanton as well as the greater San Francisco bay Area of California.Weyland Consultation Services utilizes a Cognitive Behavioral approach to substance use disorders, providing a compassionate and individualized treatment approach to recovery that is specifically tailored to their needs.
Weyland Consultation Services specializes in designing treatment programs that address the values and beliefs of the people they serve, thereby increasing their ability to engage and participate as active collaborants in their treatment. This open ended and person specific approach has proved to be a strong deterrent to behavioral and chemical relapse.
Weyland Consultation Services are found to be particularly successful with the following populations:
• Those new to recovery
• Those with a chronic relapse history
• Those desiring discreet treatment founded on respect for who you are
• Those who seek an alternative to the one size fits all approach
Learn about our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) A multifaceted, comprehensive and highly individualized program designed to help individuals address chemical dependency issues while remaining in their homes.
Weyland Consultation Services
Walnut Creek Addiction and Recovery
2930 Camino Diablo, Suite 110
Walnut Creek, CA 94597
(Serving the greater San Francisco Bay Area)
Phone: (925) 945-7816 ext. 41
Website: http://www.weylandservices.com
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Email: info@weylandservices.com
When Hope Is Not Enough, by Fred Wade
- C.A.S., R.A.S. Certified Addition Counselor
This book provides families reference points to refer to when and if an alcohol or chemical abuse problem were to arise with someone they love. It will provide a framework for thinking about and responding to alcohol and chemical abuse problems, as well as a means to finding answers to many unique situations.
Fred Wade holds both National and State certifications as an addictions counselor. He has worked in the field of addiction since the mid 80’s, having worked in both inpatient and outpatient settings. He is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Weyland Consultation Services which specializes in outpatient treatment of addictive disorders for adults and adolescent males and females. Weyland Consultation Services is located in Walnut Creek California, and serves the greater San Francisco Bay Area.
No. But perhaps I just missed it. I am pleased however to hear that you find this information useful. It would be helpful to me in writing future articles to better understand what you find most interesting about this partiular subject matter. Thanks in advanvce for your feedback. Fred
I notice several comments about food and food problems. Or perhaps I should say problems related to overeating. However you define I am in strong agreement that food is and continues to be one of the original places people begin to act out some of their addictive traits. This is why you will see many return to food and overeating once sober from other substances. It is not a new addiction but rather in most cases a return to their first drug of choice. Most addicts if they are to sustain ongoing recovery must learn as a part of their new found recovery how to have a healthy relationship with food. Lastly , I would also highlight that food just all of other substances of abuse can kill you or your body from over consumption so do not take lightly the implications of food abuse.