authentic recovery center Los Angeles

ARC, or Authentic Recovery Center, is a co-ed program treating substance use disorders plus substance use and mental health needs. This Los Angeles dual diagnosis treatment center also helps people dealing with eating disorders and gambling problems when those concerns appear alongside substance use. Evidence-based methods are combined with holistic therapies, and every person gets a plan shaped around their own needs.

Counseling for families is offered to anyone hoping to mend ties that have been strained. Once someone finishes the residential program, a crisis line for alumni that is answered around the clock, along with a case manager assigned to that person, remains available. Joint Commission accreditation is held by the center, and most private insurance is accepted for its residential programs.

The license covers adults of either gender, and the listed specializations are alcohol use and co-occurring disorders. Staff treat people at the detox and residential levels of care, so not every service fits every case. Should a level of care not fit your family member's needs, additional SAMHSA listed options can be pointed out by the helpline options in the city.

Authentic Recovery Center Los Angeles

ARC offers detox, residential rehab, and mental health care together with substance use, with a typical program lasting 30 days. This Los Angeles rehab's therapies include individual counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, and trauma-specific therapy, plus family therapy, art therapy, experiential therapy, acupuncture, massage, and meditation. The center identifies its approach as evidence based, holistic, and Twelve Step.

While living at the facility, people take part in one-on-one counseling, group sessions, education about the 12 Steps, and support for the body's physical recovery. Complementary approaches may involve yoga, acupuncture, and chiropractic treatment. For a dual diagnosis, what counts most is a plan that treats substance use and mental health needs together at the same time. The helpline can explain how the center orders detox and therapy, so the first few weeks are clear before you decide anything.

• Meditation & Mindfulness
• Acupuncture
• Holistic
• Trauma-Specific Therapy
• Family Therapy
• Massage Therapy
• Twelve Step
• Evidence-Based
• Experiential Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling

Who the Authentic Recovery Center serves

• Adult men and women who have a substance use disorder and need detox or residential care
• Individuals with mental health needs alongside substance use including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder or ADHD
• Those dealing with alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, or Ecstasy use
• Individuals experiencing chronic relapse who need a structured setting
• People with eating disorders or gambling issues alongside substance use
• Families who want to rebuild relationships through family therapy

Setting and length of stay

This residential house sits in Los Angeles, California, roughly 15 miles from the beach, and holds 12 guests in either private or shared rooms. Guests have air-conditioned rooms, an outdoor lounge area, and nearby nature inside the city. A stay usually runs 30 days. Wholesome meals are cooked on site, and the kitchen can handle special dietary requirements. Massage and yoga are among the activities, and services are available in English. When you are setting up care for a parent or partner, a smaller house like this one may be simpler to visit and to keep in contact with.

Paying for treatment in Los Angeles

ARC accepts most private insurance and also offers cash pay rates. The Joint Commission accredits the center, and SAMHSA lists it. Because coverage varies by plan, call the helpline to verify your benefits before you commit to anything. If your plan covers residential care, the helpline can help you confirm what it pays and what your portion would be. The helpline is free to use, stays private, and does not enroll you. If you have Medi-Cal, ask which SAMHSA-listed programs in Los Angeles accept it.

Questions worth asking earlier

• Will my insurance pay for residential care at this center, and what would my share be?
• How does the center coordinate detox and mental health treatment for dual diagnosis?
• How is each day structured, and how frequently do I meet with a therapist?
• What happens if I need medical care or medication management during my stay?
• How does the alumni program and case management work after discharge?
• What are the sleeping arrangements, and are private rooms available?