Opioid Addiction Treatment in Los Angeles, CA

Supervised medical detox and residential recovery program with dual diagnosis therapy to help overcome opioid abuse in the heart of the San Fernando Valley. 

Comprehensive Opioid Addiction Treatment

Over 100,000 overdoses were from opioids in 2022 alone. This highly addictive prescription drug is the number one cause of overdoses in the United States. Opioids are a class of pain pills usually prescribed for chronic pain management, post-surgery recovery and muscle spasms.

They bind to the opioid receptors in the brain making them highly addictive and dangerous if taken or a long amount of time. Examples of frequently abused opioids include:

  • Oxycodone 
  • Hydrocodone 
  • Morphine 
  • Vicodin 

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Recognize Signs of Opioid Abuse

Physical Signs

Memory loss, small pupils, drowsiness, flu-like symptoms, nausea, constipation or diarrhea, slowed breathing, high rate of overdose and death. 

Social isolation, anxiety, depression, irritability or aggression, paranoia, lack of self-care, lack of self-care, neglecting responsibilities, strained relationships, financial problems, legal troubles, homelessness  

Withdrawal Timeline and Side Effects

Opioid detox & recovery can be distressing, painful and even dangerous. It´s important to detox before starting residential treatment in a supervised medical setting. Detox from opioids can cause painful symptoms that may require the need for Medication Assisted Treatment such as methadone or suboxone. Some common side effects of opioid withdrawal may include: 

  • Diarrhea
  • Sweating
  • Chills
  • Intense cravings
  • Flu-like symptoms 
  • Severe pain (muscles, bones, joints) 
  • Stomach cramps
  • General feeling of discomfort 
  • Headache

Our detox programs tend to be about 3-5 days but can vary for everyone based on different factors. Some of these include: 

  • Frequency, amount and length of use 
  • Underlying mental or physical health problems 
  • Method of consumption (injection, snorting, smoking, etc) 
  • Family history of drug abuse 
  • If they have a stable support system to support their recovery 

A Private & Comfortable Space To Heal

Our luxury detox & residential facilities The Bungalow and The Moonshade provide you with a safe space to focus on getting clean from opioid abuse. Spaces include outdoor green areas, private bedrooms, mindfulness activities, yoga instructors and a chef focused on your nutrition.
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Supervised Medical Detox​

Our detox program offers a 24/7 supervised approach where vitals will be monitored to ensure a safe detoxification. Withdrawal from opioids can cause dangerous symptoms if not done properly. Medication Assisted Treatment may be used to reduce cravings and acute withdrawal symptoms.

Aftercare & Transition

Residential treatment will help you understand the root of addiction and build positive coping skills. Therapy services include CBT, DBT, trauma-focused therapies, dance & movement therapy, art therapy and yoga.

Inpatient Residential Treatment

A safe and structured setting to help overcome opioid addiction. Residential will help you understand the root of addiction and build positive coping skills. Therapy services include CBT, DBT, trauma-focused therapies, dance & movement therapy, art therapy and yoga.

Dual Diagnosis Treatment Program

Our dedicated team understands the complex relationship between substance abuse and mental health. Our dual diagnosis program is designed to treat both. You will learn how each disorder affects the other and build healthy coping skills to reduce stress and manage symptoms. Our integrated treatment approach combines evidence-based therapies, medication management, and holistic services to address the unique needs of each individual.

Opioid Addiction Treatment FAQ

What is the leading treatment for opioid use disorder?

The best recommended treatment for opioid use disorder is medical detox followed by an inpatient rehab program to support long-term recovery. Medications are often used to help reduce cravings and symptoms of withdrawal. For opioids, these include methadone, suboxone and naltrexone. 

Recognizing the signs in yourself or a loved one that struggles with an opioid addiction is important to be able to reach out for support and get treatment. Some common signs someone struggles with opioid use disorder include taking more opioids than prescribed, nausea, vomiting, depression, anxiety, flu-like symptoms, isolation, strained relationships, financial problems, etc.

The timeline of withdrawal from opioids can look different depending on a variety of factors including frequency and length of use, underlying health problems, family history of drug use, a stable support system at home, etc. 

Opioids fundamentally change the chemicals in the brain and release large amounts of endorphins. This can cause increased euphoria and tolerance, making them highly addictive. Opioids can affect mental health by increasing anxiety and depression, especially during periods when the drug crashes.

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