Recover from opioid addiction with dedicated specialists at New Life House
Opioids include prescription painkillers, synthetic opioids like fentanyl, and illegal drugs like heroin. They can quickly hijack your brain’s reward system, leaving you trapped in cravings, withdrawal, and harmful patterns.
At New Life House, we help you recover in a structured, supervised environment with routines, accountability, and practical support. You’ll live alongside peers working toward the same goal, with access to outpatient therapy and psychiatric care to address the mental health factors behind opioid use.
Opioid addiction treatment at New Life House
We focus on building stability first, then gradually moving toward independence.
Our Program Include:
- Structured sober living: Safe, supervised homes with daily routines and peer support to reduce isolation and build healthy habits.
- Therapy and psychiatric care: Evidence-based therapy and Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) help manage cravings, address triggers, and treat co-occurring mental health concerns.
- Life skills and reintegration: We help you rebuild independence through chores, budgeting, vocational training, and educational support.
- Family involvement: Support for healthier communication and long-term accountability.
Sober living programs we offer
Our sober living program features a dedicated team of addiction specialists, clinicians, and peer mentors providing structured housing, life skills development, and mental health support to help young men build lasting independence.
Transitional living for men in Los Angeles
Our transitional living program bridges the gap between intensive treatment and independent living, offering men structured housing, clinical care, and community-based support designed specifically to address mental health and recovery.
Medically-supervised withdrawal coordination
Withdrawal from opioids can be intense, with symptoms like nausea, anxiety, muscle pain, and cravings. Our team coordinates medically-supervised detox to keep you safe while stabilizing your body.
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) support
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) with buprenorphine or naltrexone can help reduce cravings and make therapy more effective, giving you the best chance at lasting recovery.
We partner with Neuro Wellness Spa to provide psychiatric evaluation, ongoing support, and medication-assisted treatment for opioid addiction.
What to expect with our opioid addiction treatment programs
Our opioid addiction treatment is designed to help you build stability and regain control of your life. Here’s how we guide you step by step:
Programs typically range from 30 to 90 or more days. Longer engagement often leads to stronger outcomes, especially in benzodiazepine addiction recovery.
Assessment
We start with a full review of your opioid use, mental health, and medical history. This helps us create a personalized plan and address co-occurring concerns from day one.
Detoxification
If needed, you’ll go through safe, medically supervised detox with support from our clinical team. We help you manage withdrawal and start building the skills to stay sober.
Residential treatment
You’ll live in a structured sober living environment, following daily routines, attending therapy, and participating in house responsibilities.
Reintegration
As you progress, you’ll gain independence while staying supported. You can return to school, pursue work or training, and apply relapse-prevention skills.
Sober living homes for opioid addiction recovery
Our sober living homes provide:
- Structured routines to build consistency and reduce relapse risk.
- Peer support with regular check-ins and shared responsibilities.
- Supervision and guidance from experienced staff.
Sober living bridges intensive treatment and full independence, helping you establish stability before returning to work, school, or daily life.
Opioid addiction recovery and lifestyle transformation
Recovery is about more than stopping opioids. At New Life House, we help you:
- Build life skills – Daily tasks like cooking, cleaning, and budgeting reinforce accountability and confidence.
- Advance education and employment – Guidance on returning to school, vocational training, or work.
- Maintain long-term sobriety – Develop relapse prevention skills and stay connected to our supportive community.
What is opioid addiction?
Opioid addiction is a chronic brain disease that creates intense cravings and physical dependence.
Types of opioids
- Prescription opioids: Examples include oxycodone and hydrocodone, used for pain relief but highly addictive.
- Synthetic opioids: Man-made drugs like fentanyl with high overdose risk.
- Semi-synthetic opioids: Chemically altered natural opiates, including heroin.
- Natural opioids: Derived from opium, like morphine and codeine.
Symptoms and signs of opioid addiction
Common signs and symptoms of opioid addiction include:
- Constricted pupils.
- Drowsiness.
- Constipation.
- Weight loss.
- Slurred speech.
- Intense mood swings.
- Heightened anxiety and irritability.
- Depression.
- Neglecting hygiene.
- Social withdrawal.
- Financial instability.
- Poor performance at work or school.
- Continuing use despite harm.
How we support you in recovering from opioid addiction
At New Life House, we combine personalized care, structured living, and peer support to guide your recovery. Our team ensures you have:
- Supervised sober living with peer accountability.
- Therapy and psychiatric care through trusted clinical partners.
- Life skills coaching and educational/employment support.
- Assistance navigating insurance and admissions.
If you’re looking for evidence-based opioid addiction treatment in Los Angeles, we can help you start your recovery journey today.
Our Programs include:
We offer a comprehensive continuum of care to support your recovery journey at every stage.
All three programs above include the following, with clinical services provided through Clear Behavioral Health:
Recovery team in New Life House’s Los Angeles, CA location
At New Life House, you’ll be supported by a team of clinicians, mentors, and wellness professionals who understand what you’re going through. They combine proven treatment with real support to help you build confidence, stability, and long-term recovery. Here’s who will be with you every step of the way:
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Frequently asked questions
How do I know if I need opioid addiction treatment?
If you feel unable to control your opioid use, experience strong cravings, or notice physical, mental, or social problems from use, it may be time for opioid addiction treatment. A professional evaluation can guide you to the right level of care.
What types of opioid addiction treatment programs are available?
Programs include structured inpatient opioid addiction treatment, supervised sober living, outpatient therapy, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), and counseling for co-occurring mental health concerns. You’ll get support for both recovery and life skills, helping you regain independence.
Do I need detox before opioid addiction treatment?
Yes. Medically-supervised detox is usually the first step. Withdrawal from opioids can be intense, with symptoms like anxiety, nausea, muscle pain, and cravings. Detox in a safe, monitored environment prepares your body for therapy and long-term recovery.
What is Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)?
MAT uses medications like buprenorphine or naltrexone to manage cravings and withdrawal symptoms. When combined with therapy and structured support, it increases your chances of long-term success in opioid addiction treatment programs.
How long does opioid addiction rehab last?
Detoxing from opioids takes around 5 to 7 days, and rehab usually ranges from 2 to 4 weeks, depending on the severity of your addiction. However, to make a full recovery can take several months. The length depends on your opioid use history, co-occurring mental health concerns, and the level of structure you need. Programs combine detox, rehab, therapy, sober living, and reintegration into work or school.
Can I work or go to school during opioid addiction treatment?
Yes. Outpatient and sober living programs allow you to maintain responsibilities while participating in therapy, life skills training, and peer accountability.
Is relapse normal during opioid addiction recovery?
Relapse can happen, but it doesn’t mean failure. Our programs teach practical relapse-prevention skills, coping strategies, and provide structured support to help you get back on track.
What makes New Life House different from other opioid addiction treatment centers?
We combine structured sober living, peer support, therapy, psychiatric care, and life skills coaching in one program. Our focus is long-term recovery, building a life where opioids are no longer needed.
Does insurance cover opioid addiction treatment?
Many insurance plans cover outpatient therapy, psychiatric care, and intensive treatment. Sober living may be out-of-pocket. Our admissions team can help you understand and guide you through coverage options.
How do I choose the right opioid addiction treatment center?
Look for accredited centers that provide structured sober living, evidence-based therapy, and relapse-prevention support. Ensure the level of care matches your needs, especially if you have co-occurring mental health concerns.
Can opioid addiction be treated at home?
Severe opioid addiction usually requires structured treatment. While mild cases may benefit from outpatient support at home, safe recovery typically involves professional supervision, therapy, and peer accountability.
Are mental health services included in opioid addiction treatment?
Yes. Co-occurring conditions like anxiety, depression, or trauma often fuel opioid use. Our programs integrate psychiatric care to help treat these underlying issues alongside behavioral therapy.
Can I fully recover from opioid addiction?
Yes. With structured opioid addiction treatment, therapy, sober living, life skills coaching, and peer support, you can build long-term recovery and a fulfilling life free from opioids.