Category: Addiction Recovery

Luxury Treatment Therapies & 5-Star Treatment with a Positive Effect on Your Health

One of the biggest challenges when it comes to the recovery process for addiction and mental health issues is relapse. Many individuals who go through treatment begin using drugs or alcohol again. However, this does not mean that your time in treatment will not be effective or successful. Instead, you should look for a luxury […]

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Finding Luxury Addiction Treatment Within Your Insurance in Los Angeles, California

If you are concerned that you or someone you love is suffering from addiction or a mental health issue, you might have worries about the cost of treatment. It can be challenging to find insurance that will cover substance abuse treatment. Some of the barriers that you may experience include: You have a large co-pay […]

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Reuniting With Family After Inpatient Addiction Treatment

If you are preparing for a residential treatment program for addiction or mental health issues, you might have concerns about how to reunite with your family after treatment. While in an inpatient program, you might not have much contact with the outside world. The early days of treatment are an opportunity to retreat from the […]

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Your Options for Exclusive Inpatient Addiction Treatment in Los Angeles

Los Angeles is home to many who live their lives in the spotlight. These individuals want to maintain a sparkling public reputation, which can seem difficult if they find that they need treatment for mental health or substance abuse issues. While the stigma around receiving professional help has started to fade in recent years, Westwind […]

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What Can You Get Out of High-Profile Therapy Programs?

Many of those with mental health or substance abuse issues never seek out professional help. However, a personalized treatment program can be incredibly effective in helping you rebuild your life. Therefore, it is important for you to find the option that will place you in the best position possible to recover. One option that you [...]
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What Is TMS Therapy?

Millions of individuals in the United States struggle with mental health issues. For many, these mental health concerns occur alongside addiction to drugs and alcohol. For those who are ready to begin to heal, Westwind Recovery® offers a number of therapy options. Holistic and evidence-based therapies work to help our clients understand the underlying causes [...]
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Signs You Need a Private Mental Health Treatment Program in Los Angeles

If you are struggling with your mental health, you are not alone. Many individuals will experience mental health concerns at some point in their lives, and a majority will never seek out professional help. However, a private mental health treatment program can be exactly what you need to help you feel like yourself again. If […]

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What Is Virtual Reality Meditation?

At Westwind Recovery®, we offer virtual reality meditation as a tool that you can use on your road to recovery. What do meditation and virtual reality have in common? Both offer a way to rid the mind of current thoughts and to help you learn more about yourself. This cutting-edge therapy can help those in [...]
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Westwind Announces New Clinical Officer

Westwind Recovery® is excited to announce that Dr. Deena Manion has been brought on as Clinical Officer. This new addition to the leadership team will help Westwind continue to grow and offer high-quality clinical care to clients. At Westwind, we’re constantly learning about new ways to help our clients recover. Dr. Manion brings years of [...]
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Small Changes You Can Make in Your Everyday Life During Recovery

For those in recovery from addiction to drugs and alcohol, returning to everyday life after treatment can be a challenge. Making this transition involves going from an inpatient treatment center where you may have had support 24/7 to a life where you might only attend meetings once or twice a week. To make this transition […]

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