Save the address and directions to your closest hospital. Keep this Hospital Locator link accessible for emergencies.
Los Angeles Addiction Treatment Resources | iRely Recovery
Comprehensive Guide To Addiction Treatment Options, Resources, And Support Services In Los Angeles
Addiction & Dual Diagnosis Resources for
People in Recovery and Their Loved Ones
Recommended Reading List
- The Body Keeps The Score by Bessel van der Kolk
- Beautiful Boy by David Sheff
- In The Realm Of Hungry Ghosts by Gabor Maté
- Clean by David Sheff
- Blackout: Remembering The Things I Drank To Forget by Sarah Hepola
Helpful Applications
- Sober Grid
- I Am Sober
- Recovery Dharma
- Nomo
- Pink Cloud
Recovery Podcasts
- The Anonymous People
- Chasing The Dragon
- Heroin(e)
- The Business Of Recovery
- Risky Drinking
Emergency Information to Save in Your Phone
Poison Control Center
Save the National Poison Control Center number in your phone: 1-800-222-1222
National Crisis Hotline
National Crisis Hotlines: Important numbers include the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-TALK) and the Suicide Crisis Hotline (988), providing immediate support during emergencies.
Addiction Support Lines
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) offers a 24/7 helpline (1-800-622-HELP) with treatment information and support group resources.
Emergency Contacts
List trusted friends, family, or neighbors who understand your situation and can provide emergency support when needed.
Therapist Details
Keep your counselor’s contact information accessible for professional guidance and support during critical moments.
Where to Find Narcan
Bookmark this link to find out where you can buy Narcan near you.
Tapping into Your Community Resources
Building these community connections takes time, but the investment pays off big in sustained recovery, improved mental health, and stronger family relationships throughout your journey.
Isolation can contribute to relapse more than many other factors.[2] Many people complete residential programs only to return home feeling disconnected and overwhelmed by the same environments that contributed to their addiction.
Surround yourself with authentic community relationships and people who genuinely understand your journey. Friends who will support you through both struggles and victories. This isn’t about collecting contact information or attending meetings out of obligation — it’s about finding your lifelong crew that will be there when you need encouragement and trusted allies who will celebrate your milestones alongside you.
Join support groups through addiction treatment centers, behavioral health facilities, or community organizations offering group therapy for substance abuse and co-occurring disorders.
Attend meetings at local venues throughout Los Angeles County, including 12-step programs, SMART Recovery, or dual diagnosis treatment support groups.
Volunteer with organizations focused on addiction recovery, mental health services, or public health initiatives in Southern California communities.
Connect with sober living communities that provide structured environments and peer support during transitions from inpatient to outpatient treatment.
Participate in wellness activities, such as fitness groups, meditation classes, or hobby clubs, that promote well-being and healthy lifestyle choices.
Engage with treatment alumni networks from rehab centers, intensive outpatient programs, or residential treatment facilities you’ve attended.
Join family support groups specifically designed for loved ones affected by drug addiction, alcohol addiction, or mental health conditions.
Utilize helpline resources and referrals from healthcare providers, insurance providers, or Joint Commission-accredited treatment facilities.
Explore aftercare programs that build connections between intensive treatment and independent living through ongoing support services.
LEVELS OF CARE
Types of Addiction Treatment
iRely Recovery provides comprehensive levels of care designed to meet you where you are in your recovery journey.[3] Our evidence-based treatment approach blends the practical with the clinical across every level of care. Every encounter is designed to support your path from initial detoxification through long-term recovery maintenance.
Aftercare and Sober Living
Most treatment centers send you back into the world after 30 days and call it success — we don’t operate that way. Real recovery that saves and changes lives requires a long-term commitment, and our aftercare planning begins from the very first day of your treatment.
We develop comprehensive transition plans that include ongoing therapy, psychiatric care coordination, and alumni support because we understand that leaving treatment without proper aftercare is like learning to swim and then being thrown into the deep end. Our approach connects you with resources that actually work, not just referrals to fill paperwork. We maintain relationships with trusted sober living facilities, outpatient providers, and support networks throughout Los Angeles County because your recovery doesn’t end when you walk out our doors.
Sober living environments provide the structure and accountability you need while rebuilding your independence. These residences offer peer support, house meetings, and recovery-focused activities while you gradually take on work, education, or other responsibilities. The difference between quality sober living and glorified halfway houses is significant, and we help you find environments that actually support long-term sobriety rather than just collecting rent. This gradual transition prevents the common scenario where people leave treatment, return to their old environment, and relapse within weeks because they lack proper support systems and accountability measures.
More Resources
Our comprehensive Los Angeles treatment guides provide location-specific resources for every area of L.A. County and the surrounding area, helping you navigate the complex landscape of addiction recovery services in Southern California. These detailed guides deliver actionable information you can actually use.
Check out our treatment guide for your specific city or county area, where you can find:
- Local and online support groups
- Emergency services and crisis resources
- City and county-specific community resources
- Ideas for sober activities
- Guidance on paying for treatment and insurance navigation
FIND A TREATMENT GUIDE IN YOUR AREA
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Brentwood
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California
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Hollywood
Malibu
Manhattan Beach
Oxnard
Pacific Palisades
Palos Verdes Estate
Rolling Hills
Santa Clarita
Santa Monica
Simi Valley
Venice Beach
West Hollywood
Choosing a Drug Rehabilitation Center
With hundreds of rehab centers operating in Los Angeles County alone, many prioritize profit over patient outcomes. Quality treatment centers follow evidence-based protocols, maintain proper accreditation, and employ licensed professionals who actually understand addiction recovery. Don't settle for facilities that promise quick fixes or guarantee results — real recovery takes commitment, proper medical supervision, and comprehensive therapeutic support.
Many treatment centers cut corners on staffing, use unlicensed counselors, or fail to follow proper clinical protocols, putting your life at risk during the most vulnerable time in your recovery journey. The facilities with the most significant advertising budgets often provide the least comprehensive care, prioritizing profit margins over patient outcomes. That’s why we emphasize doing your homework: verify credentials, ask tough questions about success rates, and demand transparency about treatment approaches before committing to any program.
Sources
[1] McKay, J. R. (2021, January 21). Impact of continuing care on recovery from substance use disorder. Alcohol research : current reviews. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7813220/#sec24
[2] Yue, H. (2022, November 11). Addiction psychotherapeutic care. StatPearls [Internet]. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK587365/
[3] LaBelle, O., Hastings, M., Vest, N., Meeks, M., & Lucier, K. (2023, February). The role of mindfulness, Meditation, and peer support in Recovery Capital Among Recovery dharma members. Journal of substance use and addiction treatment. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9992926/
[4] Jegede, O., Rhee, T. G., Stefanovics, E. A., Zhou, B., & Rosenheck, R. A. (2022). Rates and correlates of dual diagnosis among adults with psychiatric and substance use disorders in a nationally representative U.S sample. Psychiatry Research, 315, 114720. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.psychres.2022.114720
