Outpatient Treatment for Veterans and Active-Duty Service Members
A structured, confidential program addressing substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions — designed around the realities of military service.
(818) 306-2018Why a Veteran-Focused Program
Treatment That Understands Military Culture
Military service creates a distinct set of experiences — combat exposure, operational stress, separation from family, and the challenges of returning to civilian life. Inneractions’ outpatient program is designed to work alongside those realities, not around them.
Our clinical team is trained to address the intersection of substance use and mental health conditions common in veteran populations, including PTSD, depression, anxiety, and sleep disturbance, in a structured but flexible schedule that fits working veterans and caregivers.
What the Program Covers
Clinical Services Included
- Individual therapy with licensed clinicians
- Group therapy in a structured schedule
- Trauma-informed care approaches
- Co-occurring mental health treatment
- Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) evaluation
- Relapse prevention and coping skills
- Family education and support sessions
- Care coordination with outside providers
- Virtual IOP option for remote or traveling veterans
- Confidential — separate from VA records
Conditions We Address
Common Challenges Among Veterans
Substance use in veteran populations is often connected to underlying conditions that require simultaneous treatment.
PTSD & Trauma
Combat exposure, operational stress, and MST (Military Sexual Trauma) can contribute to substance use as a coping response. Our program addresses both together.
Alcohol & Substance Use
Alcohol, opioids, cannabis, and prescription medications are among the most commonly misused substances in veteran populations. All are addressed in our program.
Depression & Anxiety
Mood and anxiety disorders frequently co-occur with substance use. Dual diagnosis treatment at Inneractions addresses both conditions clinically.
Reintegration Stress
Transitioning from active duty to civilian life brings its own challenges. Our clinicians understand the cultural and identity shifts involved in that process.
Program Structure
Levels of Care Available
Inneractions offers multiple intensities of outpatient treatment so your level of care can match your current needs.
Partial Hospitalization
Full-day structured programming Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. The most intensive outpatient level, appropriate for those stepping down from residential or needing daily clinical support.
Intensive Outpatient
Multiple sessions per week with individual and group therapy. Designed to accommodate work, family, and other obligations while maintaining meaningful clinical contact.
Telehealth IOP
The same structured IOP delivered via secure video. Practical for veterans who commute, travel, or prefer to engage from home without sacrificing clinical depth.
Co-Occurring Conditions
Substance use and mental health conditions are treated together by our clinical team. No need to choose between programs — both are addressed in the same setting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions from Veterans
Is this program connected to the VA?
Inneractions is a private, DHCS-licensed outpatient program and is not affiliated with the Department of Veterans Affairs. Many veterans choose private programs for scheduling flexibility, shorter wait times, or to keep treatment separate from their VA records. We can help you verify your private insurance or discuss other payment options.
Will my insurance cover treatment?
Many private insurance plans cover IOP and PHP at Inneractions. We verify benefits as part of the admissions process and explain your coverage before you begin. Call us and we’ll check your benefits at no cost to you.
Do I need to complete detox before starting?
Medical detox is required for some substances before outpatient treatment begins. During your intake call, our clinical team will assess your current situation and, if detox is needed, help coordinate a safe placement so you can transition directly into our program.
Can I continue working while in the program?
Yes. IOP and Virtual IOP are structured to accommodate work and family schedules. PHP runs Monday through Friday daytime hours and may require a temporary adjustment to work commitments, depending on your situation. We’ll help you think through scheduling during your intake call.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Our admissions team will walk you through the process, verify your insurance, and answer every question — no pressure, no commitment required.