We believe in treating the whole family.

Chemical Dependency is a problem not only in the individual, but is a problem of the whole family. Treatment integrates emotional/physical individual therapy with family and multi-family treatment and activities.

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Psychiatrist Dr. Dave Lewis

DR. DAVID LEWIS

The ASAP Family was founded over twenty years ago by Dr. David Lewis. Since then the ASAP Family has been serving the Southern California community with quality chemical dependency treatment and mental health programs.

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ASAPfamily Parent Education

PARENT EDUCATION

The ASAP Family takes an active part in the community, believing that the best way to fight substance abuse and other emotional disorder is through education and prevention.

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ASAPfamily Treatment

TREATMENT

ASAP Family offers in-residence treatment for chemically dependent adolescents and adults, which emphasize treatment of the entire family.

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Notable Treatment Centers

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Southern California

Betty Ford Treatment Center

Rancho Mirage, CA
888.636.1451

Sober Living by the Sea

Malibu, CA
844.843.2853

Visions Adolescent Treatment Program

Malibu, CA
866.889.3665

Broad Beach Recovery Center

Malibu, CA
800.750.6511

Milestone Ranch

Malibu, CA
800.791.6859

Hazelden Foundation

Multiple Locations
800.257.7810

Across the U.S.

The Meadows

Wickenburg, AZ
866.582.9850

Caron Foundation

Wernersville, PA
800.854.6023

Lake Chelan Community Hospital

Chelan, WA
509.682.3300

Las Vegas Recovery Center

Las Vegas, NV
800.790.0091

Coran Renaissance in Florida

Boca Raton, FL
800.221.6500

Silver Hill Hospital

New Canaan, CT
866.542.6500

Notable Psychiatrists

Dr. Timothy Pylko

Pasadena, CA
sanmarinopsych.com

Dr Carol Kiriakos

Beverly Hills, CA
visionsteen.com/carol-kiriakos

Dr. Mark Jaffe

West Hollywood, CA

Dr. Jason Campbell

Dr. Bethany J Tucker

Simi Valley, CA
bethanytuckermd.com

Dr. Jeffrey Mirsky

Chicago, IL
coreygoldsteinmd.com/jeffrey_mirsky_md

Dr. Daniel Glick

Scottsdale, AZ
ABC News

STORES SELLING 'LEGAL POT' TO KIDS

Undercover video catches head shops selling 'spice' to underage teens. Dr. Lewis from ASAP Family talks on ABC News' 20/20 about the danger of the new drug.