Profound Treatment Los Angeles

Profound Treatment serves adults who are dealing with substance use disorders alongside mental health conditions such as PTSD, depression, anxiety, or bipolar disorder. The program begins with a thorough assessment so that the clinical team can build a care plan around each person's history and needs. Detox and residential care are offered with 24/7 supervision, and family therapy is part of the approach.

The center is set up for working professionals, first responders, government and IRS employees, and LGBTQ+ clients through separate tracks. Someone in the professionals track can keep up with work using scheduled phone and laptop access. The first responders track addresses occupational trauma, burnout, and stress, while the government and IRS track focuses on workplace stress and work-life balance.

Treatment pairs research-backed therapies with hands-on choices such as yoga, art, and time outdoors. Case management and job skills training help people get ready for work, housing, and financial matters after they leave. The goal is a single coordinated plan that addresses the substance use and the mental health condition at the same time.

Profound Treatment levels of care

Profound Treatment provides detox and residential care for adults, with co-occurring mental health treatment built into the plan. Detox is medically monitored with 24/7 supervision, and the center uses evidence-based methods including cognitive behavioral therapy and rational emotive behavior therapy. Profound Treatment in Los Angeles offers detox and dual diagnosis care for adults in a small residential setting.

Therapy options include one-on-one counseling, sessions with a clinical psychologist, acupuncture, adventure therapy, animal therapy, art therapy, and meditation and mindfulness. Family involvement and personalized treatment are part of the approach. The Los Angeles rehab center combines evidence-based therapies with family involvement and holistic supports such as yoga and acupuncture. If someone needs withdrawal support, then a medically monitored detox at a licensed facility is the safer starting point. For alcohol or benzodiazepine withdrawal, Profound Treatment in Los Angeles provides medically monitored detox with 24/7 supervision so a clinician can watch for complications.

• Evidence-Based
• Acupuncture
• Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy
• Personalized Treatment
• Adventure Therapy
• Art Therapy
• Holistic
• Family Involvement
• 1-on-1 Counseling with Clinical Psychologist
• Animal Therapy

Who Profound Treatment is built for

• Adults with substance use disorders involving alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, ecstasy, or repeated relapse
• People coping with mental health needs alongside substance use, such as PTSD, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, ADHD, grief, or codependency
• Working professionals, executives, and midlife adults who need to stay connected to work during treatment
• First responders, government employees, and IRS employees dealing with occupational trauma, burnout, or workplace stress
• LGBTQ+ clients and young adults seeking a small residential program

Profound Treatment setting and stay

Profound Treatment is a small residential center with 6-15 beds and a typical program length of 90 days. The campus has access to nature, gardens, a pool, a hot tub, a basketball court, and a fitness center. Clients can use cell phones, rooms are air-conditioned with en suite bathrooms, and airport transfers are available. Activities include AA/NA meetings, yoga, swimming, and horseback riding. The center is pet friendly and conducts sessions in English.

• Hot Tub
• Airport Transfers
• Fitness Center
• Gardens
• Pool
• Internet Access
• Access to Nature
• Basketball Court

Paying for Profound Treatment

Profound Treatment accepts cash pay rates, and insurance might be an option depending on the plan. Coverage differs from person to person, so the center has to verify your specific benefits before anyone can tell you what a stay would cost. Call the helpline to check what your family member's plan may cover and which documents the center needs.

Questions worth asking earlier

• Will the center accept our insurance, and what out-of-pocket cost should we expect once benefits are verified?
• How does the team decide whether detox is needed, and who supervises withdrawal?
• What does a typical 90-day stay look like for someone with both a substance use disorder and PTSD?
• Can family members join therapy sessions, and how often are updates shared?
• What aftercare is arranged at discharge, including outpatient treatment and alumni support?