Stabilize safely.
Medical monitoring, symptom support and careful assessment create a safer, more comfortable foundation for the work ahead.
Private Addiction Treatment in Tarzana
One connected path from stabilization to lasting recovery.
Journey Hillside combines medically supervised detox, residential treatment and integrated dual-diagnosis care in an intimate six-bed setting. Every plan is shaped around the individual, with flexible clinical support and a clear focus on life beyond treatment.
Care that moves with you
Clients may progress from detox into residential treatment without leaving the support of the same setting.
A Continuum of Care
Treatment that meets the person where they are.
Some clients arrive needing medical stabilization. Others are ready to begin deeper therapeutic work. Journey Hillside connects each stage so the treatment plan can adapt as needs, progress and goals become clearer.
Build lasting change.
Residential care provides the structure, therapeutic depth and daily support needed to understand patterns and practise healthier responses.
Medical Detox
A supported first step toward recovery.
Detox helps the body clear alcohol or drugs while the clinical team monitors withdrawal and supports comfort. The process is adapted to the substance used, medical history, symptoms and the client’s broader treatment needs.
Round-the-clock monitoring during withdrawal
Medication support when clinically appropriate
Individual assessment and treatment planning
A direct transition into residential care when appropriate
Residential Treatment
Time, structure and focused personal attention.
Residential treatment removes the distractions and triggers of daily life, allowing clients to focus on recovery in a closely supported environment. Stays may be planned for 30 to 90 days, with timing adjusted to the individual.
Individualized treatment goals and flexible timelines
Individual, group and experiential therapy
Daily structure, peer support and recovery-focused routines
Discharge and continuing-care planning
Dual-Diagnosis Care
Treating substance use and mental health together.
Anxiety, depression, trauma and other mental health concerns can contribute to substance use and make recovery harder to sustain. Integrated care considers both sides of that relationship within one coordinated treatment plan.
Co-occurring concerns may include:
Anxiety
Depression
Trauma
PTSD
Bipolar disorder
ADHD
Treatment recommendations depend on the individual assessment and may include therapy, psychiatric support and medication management when appropriate.
What We Treat
Support for alcohol, drug and prescription medication concerns.
The treatment plan is determined by the substance involved, withdrawal risk, pattern of use, physical health, mental health and prior recovery history.
Substance Use
Related Needs
Therapies & Support
Clinical work supported by practical recovery experiences.
Treatment may draw from several approaches. The mix is selected around clinical needs rather than applying the same programme to every client.
Individual Therapy
Private sessions focused on history, goals, patterns and personal barriers.
Group Therapy
Structured work that develops insight, connection and accountability.
CBT & DBT
Skills for understanding thoughts, managing emotions and changing behaviour.
Trauma Support
Care that recognises how trauma and distress may relate to substance use.
12-Step Integration
Exposure to recovery principles and community support when suitable.
Mindfulness
Practices that support awareness, grounding and emotional regulation.
Fitness & Movement
Physical activity that supports routine, well-being and healthy coping.
Case Management
Coordination of practical, clinical and continuing-care needs.
Specialty Tracks
Additional focus where it is most useful.
Specialty tracks complement the core treatment plan. They are not separate programmes and are included only when relevant to the client’s circumstances.
Professionals
Support for career, privacy, licensing and return-to-work concerns.
First Responders
Care attentive to occupational stress, trauma and public-service demands.
Veterans
Focused support for military experiences, trauma and reintegration concerns.
Holistic
Mindfulness, movement and restorative activities alongside clinical care.
12-Step
A structured introduction to 12-step principles and recovery community.
Is This Level of Care Appropriate?
The right recommendation starts with an honest assessment.
Residential treatment is not automatically the right fit for everyone. Admissions will review the current risks, history and practical needs before discussing whether Journey Hillside is suitable.
Stopping has become difficult or unsafe
Withdrawal, repeated return to use or escalating consequences may require structured support.
Daily surroundings make recovery harder
A temporary change of environment can reduce triggers and create space for treatment.
Mental health concerns are also present
Integrated care may be useful when anxiety, depression or trauma are connected to substance use.
Previous treatment has not held
A smaller setting and more individualized plan may help clarify what needs to change.
Speak With Admissions
Find out what level of care may make sense.
A confidential conversation can help clarify the immediate concerns, appropriate treatment options and possible next steps.