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Our team connects deeply with our patients, having walked miles in their shoes. This empathy fosters an environment where peer support groups and individual counseling empower clients to manage withdrawal symptoms, resist urges, and overcome addiction effectively.
At our luxury rehab center in Los Angeles, we aim to provide innovative treatments and holistic approaches within a sustainable environment to help those with alcohol and substance abuse overcome their battle for good. Our breathtaking property and highly qualified team together provide a promise for sustainable change. Staying fit and feeling good about yourself motivates us to do well in life. Here are just a few of the amenities we offer at our treatment center.
We believe in living a healthy lifestyle and know first hand how much of an aid exercise plays in your recovery process. You can stay on-top of your fitness routine with our gym or unlock new motivation with our on-site personal trainer. We offer group training sessions as well as private one on ones classes.
Work hard and play hard. One of our main goals at Hollywood Hills Recovery is to make your recovery as fun as possible. Even when you are just chilling at the house. This is why we transformed one of our rooms into a vibrant game room featuring all your favorite arcade games as well as pool and ping pong.
The views from the house are great but it wouldn't be right to stay in lovely southern California and not enjoy all the fantastic sights and scenes. From sight seeing to beach days all the way to spa bookings. Hollywood Hills Recovery has a plethora of plans for you to choose from for your free-time.
Our residents have all of their nutritional needs met by receiving three gourmet meals a day prepared by our on-site chef seven days a week + 24/7 access to a pantry full of their favorite snacks!
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Detox is a crucial first step in the recovery process, helping to safely clear your body of harmful substances under expert care. Nestled in the serene surroundings of the Hollywood Hills, our facility offers a peaceful and supportive environment to start your detox journey. Here, we combine the best of medical expertise with a tranquil setting, ensuring that your transition through detox is as safe and comfortable as possible. We're here to guide you through this important step toward reclaiming your life.
When a client first enters rehab, they need to go through an assessment process to determine the extent of their addiction issues. Most of the time, our clients have a significant addiction because of the extent of their drug and alcohol abuse. When a significant addiction is indicated, we are fairly certain they will have to deal with some equally significant withdrawal symptoms almost immediately. How significant?
While withdrawal symptoms might vary based on the kind of substance a client has been abusing, there are some withdrawal symptoms that pop up regardless of the client's substance of choice. Here are a few of those withdrawal symptoms:
Clearly, these are potentially very serious issues, issues we would like to help minimize on behalf of our clients.
To help clients address potential withdrawal symptom issues, we offer detox treatment programs. The purpose of these programs is to make sure our clients are safe from harm as their bodies detox off drugs or alcohol. At Hollywood Hills Recovery, we use three primary detox treatment options:
Let's review the detox process through each of these detox program options.
When trying to determine what kind of detox program a particular client might need, we have to account for certain factors. That would include factors like the substance source of the addiction, the length of the addiction, the amount of drugs or alcohol consumed per episode and day by the client, and the possible presence of co-occurring disorders.
Once we have this information, we can decide which of the detox treatment options will best address each client's circumstances. Let's now look at these options/processes in more depth.
Some of the aforementioned withdrawal symptoms can create serious physical problems related to sleeping, blood pressure, and breathing. While we always prefer to have clients detox as naturally as possible, there are times when clients need intervention.
In a medically monitored detox program, medical staffers are monitoring the progress of each client as they detox. If a client were to show signs of excessive pain or distress, a doctor would be standing by to intervene. If that intervention includes prescribing prescription medications for symptom relief, that is what the doctor will do until they know the client is safe.
Some clients prefer to live a holistic lifestyle. Yes, we understand there is nothing holistic about drug and alcohol abuse. However, that's the addiction in control of their choices. Otherwise, some clients are averse to medical procedures and prescriptions drugs.
In such cases, we like to offer clients a holistic detox option. A holistic detox program focuses on natural interventions to help clients deal with their withdrawal symptoms. By natural intervention, we are referring to spiritual programs and a focus on exercise and nutrition. In essence, we are focusing on treating the health of the whole individual with the withdrawal symptoms serving as the motivation for what we do.
We live in a time when devastating substances like heroin and fentanyl are ravishing the bodies and minds of far too many people. When someone enters rehab with a long-standing addiction to substances like alcohol or opioids, they may need to go through a long-term detox program.
To be clear, a standard detox program will last 5 to 7 days. Long-term detox programs can take 2 weeks to 1 month for the addiction sufferer to get safely past their withdrawal symptoms. In such programs, a medical professional will typically prescribe tapering drugs like methadone or suboxone. By allowing clients to use these drugs with slowly diminishing doses, it helps to offset the severity of the withdrawal symptoms a client might experience. At some point, the client will be removed from the tapering drug while finishing the detox process normally.
There is this general perception that detox programs are all the same no matter what substance the addiction sufferer has been abusing. That's not reasonable nor is it true. Why? Each drug affects the mind and the body differently. Some substances are more addictive than others. Also, each person using the same substance will react differently to the substance in question.
These are the reasons why we use different approaches to detox treatment based on the substance the client has been abusing. Take a look at how our detox programs differ based on the substance being abused by the client.
Detoxing from alcohol abuse offers interesting challenges. These challenges exist because drinking alcohol is a part of mainstream culture. It's only a problem for people who lose control of their drinking. In almost all cases, an extreme alcohol addiction will require the alcoholic to go through a medically monitored detox program. Why? Alcohol can easily result in psychological problems as the person detoxes.
Heroin and sister fentanyl are among the most addictive illicit substances on the planet. It only takes a drug user a few weeks to fall into a severe addiction to these substances. As for detox treatment, the right option is almost always a tapering program with suboxone. Going through a standard medically monitored program offers too much risk given the dangerous nature of some heroin/fentanyl withdrawal symptoms.
For decades, cocaine/crack/PCP have been one of America's favorite recreational drugs. When these types of drugs take hold, they bring with them a euphoria that drives users to use more and more.
Detox programs for these substances have to offer patience. Why? There is an emotional component that addiction sufferers have to deal with as their bodies adjust to not having access to the euphoria these substances produce. Clients know they have to stop using, but they worry about how not using could affect their social lives.
The way methamphetamine and other amphetamines affect the brain is profound. When addiction sufferers have to go through detox treatment for these types of substances, it usually creates psychological issues like depression and anxiety. This happens because a lot of meth users have come to rely on the drug to give them confidence. Without their meth crutch, they worry and fall into sadness and depression. Typically, addiction sufferers going through Meth withdrawal need a little extra counseling during the detox process.
Suboxone is an opiate substance that doctors will prescribe to help heroin users taper off heroin. While this substance is not nearly as addictive as heroin, it is still addictive. As part of a heroin detox program, doctors have to constantly monitor the client's detox process to make sure they aren't forming a substitute suboxone addiction.
Clearly, all prescription drugs have medical relevance for the treatment of diseases, disorders, and medical conditions. That creates a problem for someone who gets addicted to their prescription drugs. Trying to help someone detox off a substance they need creates conflicts and challenges for the medical professionals who are trying to manage a medically monitored detox program.
It's also worth noting that the most abused prescription drugs are painkillers. Yes, painkillers contain opioids as the drug's most active ingredient. That's why detox programs for prescription painkillers are quite similar to the detox programs the addiction treatment community uses for heroin and fentanyl.
The relevance of a detox program as part of the overall addiction treatment process cannot be understated. At the same time, detoxing is not the end game related to addiction treatment. The end game is getting clients through therapy on the way to a full and lasting recovery from their addiction.
The ultimate goal of a detox program is to help the client clear their mind and body of their dependence on their substance of choice. The client is going to need a clear mind and body in order to stand up to the rigors of therapy.
Remember, therapy is only effective if the client is able to be open and honest with their therapist about the possible root causes of their addiction. It's really a journey of self-discovery that requires the client to be introspective about their addiction. To do this successfully, they can't be dealing with the residual effects of their substance abuse at the same time.
Think of it this way. Detox programs enable clients to fully participate in their recovery. With a clear mind and body, they will have a fighting chance at developing the kinds of life and coping skills they will need to avoid future relapses.
At this point, we want to stress that it's not a good idea for anyone to try to detox on their own. First, it's simply too dangerous, especially when some of the more intrusive withdrawal symptoms take hold. Second, people who detox on their own are far more likely to have immediate relapses. They also often fail to complete the detox process when it becomes too painful or stressful.
At Hollywood Hills Recovery, we strongly advocate for our clients to go through a good detox program. We want them to be safe while they deal with what could be dangerous withdrawal symptoms. If you are dealing with a significant addiction to any substance, we request that you remain open to the idea of going through detox treatment before you start therapy. Hand and hand, detox, and therapy will guide you to a lasting recovery from your addiction.
The length of time it takes for an addiction sufferer to detox varies based on factors like the substance they abused, the length of the abuse, and the amount of substance they used on a regular basis. With that said, a standard detox process will take 5 to 7 days. Long-term detox processes could take as long as a month.
Danger lurks when withdrawal symptoms come calling. With the help of a premier detox program provider like Hollywood Hills Recovery, clients get a high level of assurance that they will be safe as they go through the entire detox process.
There is no clear rule of thumb related to when someone needs to detox. For sure, people need to detox before they will be ready to get treatment in the form of therapy. They need to detox so they can have a real chance at a full recovery from their addiction.
We won't lie to you. At times, you will feel physically and emotionally bad for the first few days. The bad could border on awful under some circumstances. However, a good detox program can minimize the bad stuff. That is why we so strongly advocate for clients to go through a detox program when we think it's necessary.
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