
In Los Angeles County between 2010 and 2012, the County of Los Angeles Public Health reports that 23% of adults engaged in binge drinking in the month prior.1 Additionally, 34.4% of young adults between the ages of 18 and 25 reported past-month binge drinking.1
These are sobering statistics. Families in Rosemead, California, can be hit hard by chronic drinking and binge drinking, and the costs of alcoholism are high—paid for in lost employment, lost health, and loss of life.
The good news is that the Los Angeles County Participant Reporting System data found that, from 2005 to 2013, about 15,000 people on average sought treatment for their problem drinking in L.A. County.1 This means that not only are you far from alone in this process of addiction and recovery, but there is a path forward to a life that is not defined by the instability that comes with drinking.
Whether you struggle with alcohol abuse, opioid addiction, or problems controlling your use of other drugs, there are a number of different types and styles of treatment that may be appropriate. Begin your search to find the right program based on your unique needs and goals for recovery.













I’m so glad I decided to come here. I’m from a very small town in Ohio where there is not a lot of great treatment centers and I’ve tried for the last 2 years to get clean. I needed to make a change. My friend went here and is still sober and totally a changed person. That’s what I needed so I made the decision to come here. I came here nervous and uncomfortable because I was so far away from home . Ara was the first person I met here and he was just so kind and very informative about their treatment program. I had no idea he was one of the guys that owned this place. I have never met an owner from any treatment center I’ve been to and for him to take his time out to come and get me and make me feel way more comfortable is just completely amazing and he is also not an addict. He is not did not once make me feel bad about being one you can just tell he really wants to help people change their lives . So I showed up to this beautiful house and it really just had this amazing vibe to it and I started feeling way better about the choice to come here. Every tech I have met is in recovery and are super inspiring and are always willing to talk if we need it and will go above and beyond to help you with a problem your facing. The therapist are really nice and want to truly help you. Everyone is super professional but also personal. They make you feel like we’re all family and they wanna see us be the best people we can be. I recommend anyone to come and experience something different then your old medical treatment centers that have to see 50 or more clients and really get that one on one personal time with yourself and your therapist it was a great experience and if God forbid I relapse I know I can come here with open arms and have no judgment towards me. I’m just happy I made it back alive this is a home away from home with the structure I always needed in my life thank you Luxe for helping me save my life.
Banyan Treatment Center is by far one of the best facilities for detox and recovery. All staff were professional and non judgmental. Treatment plans were tailored to the specific need of the client. Nursing staff remained vigilant in ensuring medications, vitals, and the over all health of the client was maintained during the detox process as well as the transition into residential living. I would definitely recommend Banyan Treatment Center to any individual suffering from substance abuse.
Tree House saved my life. Treatment at THR is not easy but that's exactly what I needed. Life isn't easy. If you go to one of the many cushy treatment centers you're basically going to a resort -- most alcoholic/addicts lives don't involve the option to get a massage everyday for free. That's not real life, and that experience wasn't going to help me. At Tree House you hit the ground running required to attend all modalities no matter what. Just like in real life, you can't always take a 'sick day’. You are challenged physically on the beach and physically in the gym. You are challenged mentally, you are required to learn all about how addiction works both biologically and psychologically so you understand what is going on with you. Your therapists do not coddle you, they say it like it is, good or bad. The therapists will push you mentally, they will help you resolve all your past traumas and correct inherently illogical belief systems Tree House provides you with gift cards for a grocery store. You will be required to live on a budget, purchase and cook your own food, and just like in real life you will not be able to go out for every meal or have each meal prepared for you. You will live in close proximity to other clients — which will challenge you to continue growing. Treatment should not be about “getting sober”, that’s easy. It’s about learning to LIVE sober and truly LOVE life sober that requires the structure that Tree House provides. All of the challenges you face will turn your life around. All the fun you will have and the true friends you will make will lead you to the life you always deserved.