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About Courage to Change
Listed in Exeter, CA.
COURAGE TO CHANGE is a licensed substance use treatment facility located in Exeter, California. State records confirm it provides outpatient care, which means you attend treatment during the day and return home afterward rather than staying overnight. That setup usually works best for someone who is medically stable, has a safe place to live, and needs to keep working or caring for family while getting help.
It may suit you if you are trying to cut back or stop drinking and want structured support without moving into a residential program. If you are already having severe withdrawal symptoms such as seizures, hallucinations, confusion, or a racing heart, that is a medical emergency. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room first.
What Courage to Change Offers
Here is what COURAGE TO CHANGE offers for care options, in plain terms.
Additional Services
- Licensed or certified
- Outpatient
Finding Courage to Change
Here is where COURAGE TO CHANGE is and how to reach it.
1230 N. Anderson Road, Exeter, CA, 93221
Licensing Record and Status
COURAGE TO CHANGE is licensed or certified by the California Department of Health Care Services, and that status is confirmed in state records. Its license program type is listed as NON. In practical terms, this means the facility has been reviewed by the state to provide the outpatient level of care it offers, and its license is active.
For you, that offers some assurance that the program operates under state oversight. It is still worth asking the facility directly about what its license covers, since license categories vary in the services they permit.
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Questions to Ask Courage to Change Before You Call
- What outpatient schedules do you offer, and how many hours per week is the program?
- Since this is outpatient care, how do you decide if someone needs a higher level of care, and can you refer me if my withdrawal becomes dangerous?
- What does the NON license program type mean for the specific services you are allowed to provide?
- Do you treat alcohol dependence specifically, and what does that treatment involve?
- What happens if I have a crisis outside of my scheduled session times?
Need Help Comparing Programs?
If you are not sure whether outpatient care is the right fit for you or a loved one, you can call the helpline number above at any time. A trained counselor can listen to what is happening, explain the difference between outpatient and residential options, and point you toward programs near you. If the person drinking is having seizures, hallucinations, confusion, or a racing heart, do not wait for a callback.
Call 911 or get to an emergency room right away.