Breathe Life Healing Center Los Angeles
Breathe Life Healing Center Los Angeles offers detox and residential care on Melrose Avenue. The site lists 185 treatment facilities across the city as of November 2026. A call to our helpline is private and costs nothing.
- Joint Commission
- Detox
- 30 days



Breathe Life Healing Center Los Angeles works with people facing mental health needs together with substance use and concurrent mental health. The center was founded in 2013 by Brad Lamm, an interventionist and author who has completed treatment himself. Its approach centers on community-based recovery, personal growth, and clinical care for the whole person. The center describes its work as supporting mind, body, and spirit, with each person's plan shaped around their own needs and diagnosis.
The clinical team blends evidence-based methods such as cognitive behavioral therapy and EMDR with experiential therapy and family counseling. Individual counseling with a clinical psychologist is offered as well. Through groups and one-on-one sessions, people build practical skills for daily life and stronger relationships. When comparing Joint Commission-accredited alcohol rehab in Los Angeles, note this center holds that accreditation and serves adults. Tracks are available for men, women, LGBTQ+ people, and midlife adults.
Care levels and what they involve
This center lists detox among its care options, and residential treatment typically runs 30 days. Men and women live together in the residential program, which is housed in three upscale homes on 22 acres in West Hollywood. Care may involve one-on-one counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, EMDR, art therapy, experiential therapy, family therapy, and practices for meditation and mindfulness. The center combines evidence-based methods, a holistic outlook, and Twelve Step traditions. For residential addiction treatment in Los Angeles, ask how the daily schedule is built and how therapy plans are adjusted.
After people leave, aftercare offers support meetings that keep them connected. English-speaking clients are served here, and rooms may be private or shared. Before choosing Los Angeles detox, ask how medical staff will watch for withdrawal symptoms. Withdrawal from alcohol and benzodiazepines can be risky, so a clinician should supervise it. When you call this Los Angeles drug rehab, ask which staff stay overnight and how quickly a clinician can respond.
- Experiential Therapy
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- 1-on-1 Counseling with Clinical Psychologist
- Family Therapy
- 1-on-1 Counseling
- Art Therapy
- Twelve Step
- Meditation & Mindfulness
- Trauma-Specific Therapy
- Eye Movement Therapy (EMDR)
Who this center is built for
- Adults with alcohol or drug use disorders, including cocaine, heroin, marijuana, ecstasy, and benzodiazepine use.
- Individuals who also have mental health conditions, including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, ADHD, or personality disorders.
- People dealing with trauma, grief, or chronic relapse who need a structured setting.
- Men, women, LGBTQ+ individuals, and midlife adults seeking a program that reflects their experiences.
- Family members who wish to participate in the recovery process by joining family therapy sessions and educational programming.
Rooms and daily surroundings
This campus occupies 22 acres in West Hollywood. It holds three modern homes and can house as many as 30 clients in private and semi-private rooms. Attached bathrooms are found in most rooms, and every room has air conditioning. The grounds include a pool, a hot tub with a waterfall, a spa, gardens, outdoor dining, and a biodynamic farm supplying the kitchen. Activities span yoga and swimming to cooking classes and AA or NA meetings. Most people stay 30 days, and across its properties the center has 31 to 50 beds in total. For inpatient rehab in Los Angeles with outdoor space, this campus has gardens, a pool, and a working farm.
- Access to Nature
- Luxury
- Pool
- Gardens
- Outdoor Lounge
- Spa
- Outdoor Dining
- Hot Tub
Coverage and payment at this center
You can pay this center through cash rates, and it accepts most private insurance plans. Before you commit to a rehab center in Los Angeles, verify your insurance benefits directly with the center. Our an advisor can look up openings and coverage for you; it never bills you and does not promise admission. Medi-Cal or other state programs may cover some care, but eligibility must be confirmed with the center or the state Medicaid program. If your plan is out of network, then ask the center for a written estimate ahead of scheduling an admission.
Questions worth asking earlier
- How does the center monitor withdrawal during detox, and which medical staff are on site?
- How is each day structured, and how frequently do I see a therapist or psychiatrist?
- Are family sessions included, and how are they scheduled?
- Once the 30-day program is over, what aftercare support can I expect?
- What insurance plans does the center take, and what amount will I owe out-of-pocket?

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Questions
Does Medi-Cal pay for rehab at Breathe Life Healing Center Los Angeles?
The center accepts cash pay and most private insurance, but Medi-Cal coverage is not confirmed here. Medi-Cal is California's Medicaid program, and coverage varies by plan. Call the center to ask about Medi-Cal and to verify your specific benefits. Our helpline can also help you understand what to ask and can connect you with other programs if needed.
At this center, how do detox and rehab differ?
Detox comes first, as the body clears substances while withdrawal is managed. Rehab follows, here a residential program, with therapy and structure. The center lists detox as a care option, alongside a 30-day residential program. Benzodiazepine and alcohol withdrawal can be dangerous so a clinician ought to guide detox.
How long do people stay at Breathe Life Healing Center?
Most programs run 30 days, though individual needs can call for different plans. Up to 30 clients are served in the center's residential homes. Aftercare once the program ends includes support meetings. Ask the center what determines length of stay and whether extended care is an option.
Does Breathe Life Healing Center treat dual diagnosis?
Yes, mental health needs alongside substance use are treated alongside substance use at this center. Depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, ADHD, and trauma are all addressed. The program holds Joint Commission accreditation and draws on therapies such as CBT and EMDR. If you are seeking dual diagnosis treatment in Los Angeles, ask how psychiatric care fits into the daily schedule.
What is the 3-3-3 rule for addiction, and does it apply here?
The 3-3-3 rule comes from peers rather than clinical standards. It suggests three days of detox, three weeks of residential care, and three months of outpatient support. At this center the typical stay is 30 days, not three weeks. Ask the center how it handles the move from detox through aftercare, and whether outpatient services are part of the offering.