Staff was really cool and helpful. Only issues was w the sober living aspect. One of the house…read moremanagers was on a power trip and very unprofessional. Besides that this is a good place to get clean

Great program great staff. I loved it there, but I came in as a couple and they split me up when I…read morewas going to get a haircut. I was OK with that until I found out. They put them in a room with another man then I lost my shit, but Ritz was there to take me in so guys take learning experience but Ritz is the shit.

I want to send a big thank you to the entire staff of Elijah's House for assisting my brother with…read morehis recovery journey. I'm so grateful we found them. He said he was treated like family and the counselors were supportive and inspiring. I've personally spoken to the administration staff and they were thorough and caring, which is truly appreciated. Elijah's House helped him gain his independence back while giving him a new outlook on life - and my family can't thank them enough!

I have been here 3 times and this place has truly changed my life. The staff and the clients are…read morelike family to me, have seen me at my worst and never gave up on me! So extremely thankful for Elijah's house.

My expectations for a quality experience to help set the stage for building, healthy habits that I…read morecould fall back on once I was on my own was met with a high standard. The nutrition needs were met with quality food prepared at a high-level that taught me to appreciate good food, and fostered a desire to continue feeding my body, and respecting my body by limiting processed foods and high sugar items that only serve to retrigger the reward pathway. The next most important reason I chose 1Method was for their commitment to an exercise program that was built into the weekly schedule that included the guidance of a professional trainer who worked with me to build new habits that have stayed with me. I have stayed sober since August 25 of 2019 . I am grateful to live at the beach where I ride my bike every day and prepare healthy, real foods for myself and my family, because those things helped me build new habits that were foundational to my long term success. I will complete my bachelors degree in December of this year and plan to enter the graduate program in January. It's never too late to make a new start and transform your life.

This was a great place that actually really changed my life. Now, the place is not great…read more... and good luck getting in...used to be able to get into the facility within a day. Now, they take in Veterans and the wait list is about 2 weeks long. I am a female Veteran and that's what I was told. I came to 1 Method 2 years ago and it was no where near as inaccessible or mean as Shannon was (admissions lady) Was to me, even though I am just trying to get a friend in crisis into their facility. Sanctuary treatment is a great place. I would recommend them. They're a little further north, but they're a way better treatment center, as far as availability and care

I am lucky to have known some of the staff of NuView for a few years now. The role they play in…read moregetting people sober is absolutely pivotal. Every staff member has a very thorough education in addiction and recovery. I'm talking book knowledge as well as years of (sometimes harrowing, often inspiring) experiences. They have an authentic passion for recovery. And they know what this kind of transformation should look like. The clinical staff at NuView possesses a diverse range of skills. These skill sets include pragmatic things like self-development training, which can help clients get jobs, write resumes, or even just manage their own money better. But they also teach important qualities like emotional intelligence, conflict management, and how to handle not wanting to get out of bed in the morning. These are important skills to learn after someone has stopped using drugs and alcohol. Why? Life gets hard when you can't rely on alcohol or drugs to make it SEEM good. So you need to do the hard work of MAKING your life better. At NuView's outpatient programs, they support and guide you through that process. Much of that involves group therapy and other kinds of counseling, including family therapy and one on one meetings. They locate your weak points and help you create a plan for dealing with them, always making sure you take it one step at a time. They also share their own knowledge with you. They know what addiction is from a medical perspective. And there's no reason why someone with an addiction shouldn't know that as well. Sometimes people don't know why they feel such a strong compulsion to drink or do drugs. The staff at NuView help clients realize that it's not some moral failure - it's a legitimate mental health condition with neurological, emotional, and interpersonal causes. And it can be treated. NuView is especially good at helping people who have a history of relapse or who have struggled with getting sober even after attending other rehabs. This is because they put more personal care into their treatment approaches than most other rehabs. Their treatment plans are generally customized for each individual client. This makes sense, since addiction is a pretty wide category, and it is not the same for everyone. Their outpatient programs provide a holistic approach to addiction. Clients have access to a safe and supportive community. They also get a social network of other people in recovery, so they can all grow together. You won't feel alone even for one minute throughout this process. For family members, they also put on many events and try to include them in the treatment process. Literally everyone gets a chance to heal and to work on themselves. If you're dealing with addiction now or if you just quit, it's time to treat yourself to a clean and sober life that's actually good. Why get sober and be miserable? At NuView, no matter how broken down you are, you WILL experience a transformation. Simple as that.

Working with Daniel and their team has been a pleasure. Their commitment to client care is evident…read morein every interaction. I run a Sober Living Home in Culver City, and our residents who transition from this facility arrive well-prepared and motivated for the next step.

Path to Recovery changed my life in a way I never thought possible. I've been to MANY other rehabs…read morebefore (at least 50) and had felt completely hopeless for solong, but my experience at Path was completely different. The care I received was actually individualized here and focused on me as a person, rather than just another client going through a program. I felt heard, respected, and genuinely cared for throughout my time there. What means even more to me is that the support didn't end when I completed treatment. The staff have continued to stay in touch with me and support me throughout my recovery. That continued connection has meant so much and has reminded me that there are people who genuinely care about the clients they work with. Today, I'm celebrating two years sober, which i still can't believe, thanks to Path to Recovery, the staff, the support, and the tools I was given to build a better life in recovery. If you're struggling and considering treatment, or feeling afraid to ask for help, or like it'd be too hard to try again like I was, I would absolutely recommend at least giving Path to Recovery a call. :) p.s I was even allowed to bring my dog here which helped me exponentially

The staff is amazing and really cared for me and my family. Its a place I will always be greatful…read morefor

Breathe has undergone new changes with it's new management. All the staff are nice and friendly…read more They seek takings care of their clients through their quality of care. They have range of help with cross addiction. Many forms of programs and support from counseling to therapy. Don't get me started with their Hot Tub and Gym!

If you care about anyone suffering from addiction, DO NOT SEND THEM TO BREATHE. This is a…read moreclient-based treatment center, which means MONEY is ALL they care about. You say you'll stay for 30, they say you need to stay for 60. While the longer you remain in a CREDIBLE patient-based (usually under the care of a hospital with doctor overseeing the program) the greater chance of staying sober, BUT if you stay 60, they push for 90. God forbid you announce after 17 days that you will be leaving in 30, the staff becomes very passive aggressive and vascillates between trying to threaten clients with relapse and ignoring them altogether. The staff has ZERO accreditations other than being in recovery themselves. HIPPA and privacy is completely ignored, and have no medical background whatsoever. They do not treat the clients with any compassion or respect, unless you/your family has money. There were three people out of 65 who were solely there for alcohol (no cross-addiction). They were handed The Big Book and that was it. Those with eating disorders, methamphetamine, or pill addictions had separate groups for counseling daily. Those three never had any sessions where they were able to discuss their addiction or were given any help. The entire group went to AA speaker meetings 7 days a week, but never got delve into their own issues. Kathleen made a point to dress down the entire group over unhappy staff and actually said, "We DO NOT CARE how you got here. We don't care about your past. Stop whining and listen to your counselors, they have heard every lie and excuse coming out of you and know you better than you know yourself!" Sobriety 101, addiction is a symptom of the problem that brought them to rehab. There was absolutely no communication with family members, which is essential as it is a family disease. One person who completed their treatment after 90 days, was back the very next day as they relapsed that night. They had something called Family Week, that only those who had been at the facility for at least 90 days MIGHT be able to attend, but it was months away. Family members were encouraged to take an entire week off of work and pay for a week's stay at a hotel where they held it. Some of these people's loved ones spent every last dime to keep them there and could not take off work for a day, let alone an entire week. Kathleen's "special talent" is to single out a client and proceed to rip them apart in front of their peers (and was said to do this at Family Week repeatedly over the course of the week). Nothing she said was in the vein of healing. It was 45 minutes of verbal abuse that left people completely traumatized. MacKenzie Phillips wasn't an active member of the program, she just wandered the halls, if she was there at all. Breathe has a lot of glossy pictures and empty promises (equine therapy...there was none, a swimming pool...clients were not allowed to use it, trips to the beach...nope, too much liability). The founder bought up all but two houses on a street in Laurel Canyon (you do the math) and it looks great on their website, but that's it. It is NOT a safe place to heal. ***Bottom line, if you or someone needs help with addiction, please find a PATIENT-BASED rehab facility, that encourages family participation through visitation and group therapy. The counselors should hold degrees in psychology, drug and addiction counseling, etc and have done clinical hours during their studies. Places that show you pictures of what looks like a 5-star resort with promises of gourmet food, a spa-like atmosphere, and an easy process do not have their client's best interest at heart. As with any facility, you need to do your due diligence, ask questions, and review their qualifications. If I can educate just one person on what to look for and what to avoid, so that they can help a loved one or themselves acheive sobriety in a safe and healthy environment, then I will consider writing this incredibly worthwhile.

My cousin struggled with addiction for many years, and watching someone you love go through that…read morekind of battle is heartbreaking. There were times when I honestly worried about whether I would ever get to see her truly happy, healthy, and free from addiction again. Today, she has been sober for over a year, and I couldn't be more grateful to the people at Bright Paths Recovery for being part of her journey. I especially want to thank Jessica in admissions, who went above and beyond to help my cousin get the help she needed. Jessica, your compassion, dedication, and willingness to help made a difference in our family's lives that words can hardly explain. I truly believe that without Jessica helping my cousin get into treatment, I might not have my cousin here with me today. That is something I will never forget. You didn't just help someone get into a program; you helped give our family hope and gave my cousin an opportunity to reclaim her life. Recovery is not an easy road, and we know the journey takes continued strength and commitment. But seeing my cousin sober for over a year is a blessing that means everything to us. Thank you, Bright Paths Recovery, and a special thank you to Jessica. Your work matters more than you may ever realize. You made a lasting impact on our family, and I will always be grateful for the role you played in helping save someone I love.

Bright Paths Recovery stands out as a high-quality addiction treatment center in Los Angeles with a…read morestrong reputation for compassionate, individualized care. Their team is professional, responsive, and clearly focused on helping people feel supported throughout the treatment process. The program takes a thoughtful approach to recovery, with an emphasis on addressing each person's unique needs rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all model. The environment is comfortable, private, and designed to help clients focus fully on healing and building a strong foundation for long-term recovery. For individuals or families searching for reputable detox and residential treatment in Los Angeles, Bright Paths Recovery is absolutely worth considering.

I am very impressed with the organization, timely, and well run mannerisms of this program. I think…read moreit's wonderful that they have different tiers for affordability. They offer individual therapy with grad student trainees at $45 an hour, Masters Degree therapists at $65 an hour, Doctoral Degree Therapists at $85 an hour, and a Licensed Professional Therapist at $130 an hour. Family or couples therapy are subsequently $55, $75, $95, and $150. When I first called to request an initial appointment, it was after hours so I left my information on the machine. The next day I received a call back from a staff member who explained the process and broke down my options. I made my requests and the very next day a therapist in my requested tier called me to schedule my first appointment. She was helpful in giving directions, parking, and instructions on what to expect. I have had 3 sessions so far with Jamie and she's been nothing but professional, supportive, empathetic, and encouraging. She's patient and a very good listener. During our first session, she was very transparent with me about what may happen during my course of therapy (i.e. that I may start feeling worse before getting better, that therapy takes work and effort, etc) They asked my consent to record and use my sessions for training purposes and I think it's great. They are helping me with my problems and issues, the least I could do is give back and allow for them to use my experiences and my sessions to better train their therapists. There is free 2 hour visitor parking below the building with elevator access to the office. I never have issues finding parking and appreciate that they have evening sessions available for working professionals.

I am so incredibly grateful for this place. I've had multiple therapists throughout the years and…read moremy daughter has one as well. For there to be an affordable option for therapy - well it's a blessing beyond words. The therapists care and are professional. Thank you all!