Alcohol, opioids, methamphetamine, benzodiazepines, and more — all treated residentially by a single clinical team that manages detox, therapy, and aftercare as one integrated program from day one.
A substance use disorder (SUD) is a clinically recognized condition in which the compulsive use of alcohol or drugs causes significant impairment despite harmful consequences. SUD changes the brain's reward, motivation, and decision-making systems — which is why willpower alone is rarely sufficient for lasting recovery.
Most people who enter treatment also have at least one co-occurring mental health condition — depression, anxiety, PTSD, or others — that developed alongside or in response to substance use. At Bliss Recovery, both the addiction and any underlying conditions are treated together by the same clinical team, within the same residential program.
Substance use disorders exist on a spectrum of severity. Even if you are still functioning at work or home, these signs indicate that clinical treatment — not willpower — is the appropriate next step.
Alcohol is the most commonly misused substance in the United States, and it is deeply intertwined with depression and anxiety. Many people use alcohol to self-medicate emotional pain — creating a cycle where each drink temporarily relieves symptoms while deepening both conditions over time. Our integrated residential program addresses both the neurochemical drivers of alcohol dependence and the co-occurring mood disorder simultaneously.
Alcohol treatmentTrauma histories are disproportionately common among people who develop opioid use disorders. Heroin, fentanyl, and prescription opioids are frequently used to suppress the hypervigilance, intrusive memories, and emotional dysregulation associated with PTSD. Our medically supervised opioid detox is paired with trauma-focused therapies — EMDR and Brainspotting — to address both dimensions of the clinical picture.
Heroin & opioid treatmentMethamphetamine use frequently triggers or unmasks psychiatric symptoms including paranoia, psychosis, and severe mood instability. Stimulant-induced psychosis can persist beyond acute withdrawal and requires close psychiatric management alongside the addiction treatment. Our residential program includes psychiatric oversight throughout the full duration of residential care.
Methamphetamine treatmentBenzodiazepine dependence almost always develops in the context of an anxiety or panic disorder. Medications prescribed to manage anxiety become a source of physical dependence — and withdrawal can dramatically worsen the anxiety they were meant to treat. Our medically supervised benzo taper manages both the physical detox and the underlying anxiety disorder concurrently.
Benzodiazepine treatment
Alcohol use disorder is the most prevalent substance use disorder in the United States. Our medical detox manages withdrawal safely, and integrated therapy addresses the emotional and psychological drivers of alcohol dependence.
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Heroin addiction carries significant withdrawal risk and a high relapse rate without medically supervised treatment. Our opioid detox protocol stabilizes the client safely before intensive residential therapy begins.
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Methamphetamine use restructures the brain's dopamine system significantly. Residential treatment provides the structure and clinical intensity needed to rebuild neurological function and emotional regulation.
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Benzodiazepine withdrawal is medically serious and requires a supervised taper. Our program manages both the physical process of detox and the underlying anxiety that drove prescription use.
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Cocaine use disorder involves intense psychological craving and often accompanies mood disorders or ADHD. CBT and evidence-based therapies address both the compulsive use pattern and its underlying drivers.
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Fentanyl is 50–100× more potent than morphine and drives severe physical dependence rapidly. Medically supervised detox is essential for safe management of synthetic opioid withdrawal.
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Prescription opioid and sedative misuse frequently begins with a legitimate prescription. Our treatment addresses the transition from prescribed use to dependence and restores functional capacity.
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Opiate dependence — including morphine, oxycodone, and codeine — requires medically supervised detox and sustained residential care. Our program addresses both the physical withdrawal and the psychological dimensions of opioid dependence.
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Cannabis use disorder is a recognized clinical diagnosis. Heavy, long-term use causes significant disruption to motivation, cognition, and mental health — particularly when it co-occurs with anxiety or depression.
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Withdrawal from alcohol, benzodiazepines, and opioids can be medically dangerous without supervision. Our on-site medical team manages the detox process 24 hours a day — ensuring physical stabilization before intensive therapy begins. Medically supervised detox is the foundation of safe residential treatment.
CBT, DBT, EMDR, and Brainspotting are delivered in individual and group formats with direct focus on the substance use disorder and any co-occurring conditions. Therapy addresses the underlying psychological drivers of addiction — not just the behaviors — to build lasting change.
Mindfulness, yoga, nutrition, and activity-based therapies support nervous system regulation and rebuild the daily structure that addiction disrupts. Outdoor programming at our Hollywood Hills estate is integrated throughout the residential stay to support physical and psychological recovery.
Recovery extends beyond residential discharge. Step-down PHP and IOP programming, alumni community, and structured aftercare planning maintain continuity of care during the highest-risk period of early recovery. The same clinical team that managed residential treatment coordinates the transition.
You don't have to manage addiction alone. Our clinical team is available around the clock — confidentially and without pressure — to guide you toward lasting recovery from substance use.
If your question isn't answered here, call (323) 798-4411 to speak with our admissions team day or night.
Bliss Recovery treats alcohol, heroin, fentanyl, prescription opioids, methamphetamine, cocaine, benzodiazepines, opiate analogs, and marijuana use disorders within our residential program. Every client receives a comprehensive clinical assessment at intake — including psychiatric screening for co-occurring mental health conditions — and a fully individualized treatment plan.
Yes. Medically supervised detox is integrated directly into the residential program for clients who need it. Our on-site medical team manages withdrawal from alcohol, benzodiazepines, and opioids 24 hours a day. Detox is treated as the first phase of recovery — not a separate step — so the clinical team managing your detox is the same team that guides your residential therapy.
No. Bliss Recovery provides on-site medical detox as part of residential treatment. You do not need to complete detox at a separate facility before admission. Clients who arrive in acute withdrawal are stabilized medically and then transition into the full residential therapy program without interruption of care.
Residential stays are an individualized length depending on the clinical picture, substance type, co-occurring conditions, and individual progress. Longer residential stays are associated with significantly better long-term outcomes, particularly for opioid, alcohol, and stimulant use disorders. The admissions team will discuss a clinically appropriate length of stay during intake.
Our clinical model integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), EMDR, Brainspotting, and motivational interviewing delivered in individual and group formats five sessions per week minimum. Holistic programming — mindfulness, yoga, nutrition, and outdoor therapeutic activities — supports nervous system regulation and daily structure. For clients with co-occurring mental health conditions, therapy is integrated to address both conditions simultaneously.
Yes. We're in-network with HealthSmart, MultiPlan, PMCS, and TriWest, and most major PPO insurance plans cover residential addiction treatment at Bliss Recovery on an out-of-network basis. Our admissions team verifies benefits quickly and confidentially — most verifications are completed same day. Private pay is also available. Call (323) 798-4411 or use our online insurance verification to begin.
A luxury alcohol and substance abuse rehabilitation facility in two adjacent Hollywood Hills residences — from medically supervised detox through aftercare and beyond.
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