Programs & Levels of Care in Los Angeles

At admission, our clinical team conducts a comprehensive assessment covering your substance use history, medical history, trauma history, mental health conditions, and personal recovery goals. The clinical team reviews this assessment together and builds an individualized treatment plan based on what you specifically need — not a generic program template. That plan is reviewed with you, and updated regularly throughout treatment as you progress.

Your treatment plan is built around clinical need, not a fixed menu of mandatory activities. Some elements — individual therapy, group therapy, and clinical programming — are core components of every residential program. Others, including specific modalities like MAT, family therapy, or certain holistic practices, are included based on individual clinical assessment and preference. You are an active participant in your own treatment planning.

No. MAT is offered when clinically appropriate — specifically for individuals with opioid use disorder or alcohol use disorder where FDA-approved medications are part of the evidence-based standard of care. All MAT decisions are made by our licensed medical team in consultation with the individual, based on clinical criteria. MAT is never required and never used as a standalone treatment.

Both CBT and DBT are evidence-based therapies used extensively in addiction treatment, but they target different things. CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) focuses on identifying and changing thought patterns that drive substance use and destructive behavior. DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy) focuses on building emotional regulation, distress tolerance, and interpersonal skills — it is particularly effective for individuals with intense emotional responses or co-occurring conditions like borderline personality disorder, PTSD, or severe anxiety. Many individuals benefit from both.

Trauma-informed care means that every element of the treatment environment — how staff communicate, how spaces are designed, how clinical decisions are made, and how the program is structured — is shaped by an understanding of how trauma affects people. In practice at Reign Recovery, it means that no individual is ever required to disclose trauma before they are ready, that all interactions are conducted with an awareness of trauma's impact, and that clinical modalities are selected and delivered with trauma sensitivity throughout. It is a clinical framework, not a single therapy.

Yes. Most major insurance plans cover evidence-based therapy as part of residential inpatient and medical detox treatment. Federal mental health parity laws require insurance companies to cover behavioral health treatment at the same level as other medical services. Our admissions team verifies your specific coverage confidentially and at no cost. Call +1 (323) 356-3668 or submit a confidential inquiry to begin verification.