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OUR MISSION

Healing Broken Souls

Getting sober is just the beginning. The work at Beit T’Shuvah is to help people learn to maintain their recovery in a meaningful, connective way. We believe everyone is capable of healing and deserves redemption. Our mission is to rebuild lives, restore families, and empower our residents to return to wholeness.

OUR VALUES

A Unique Technique

Our integrated care model combines psychotherapy, 12-step recovery, and Jewish spirituality to help heal the internal split that is so prevalent in those struggling with substance use disorders. We employ a wide array of relational techniques, evidence-based modalities, and spiritual practices to help guide the recovery process. At our core, the secret sauce is the community.

The individualized nature of the Beit T’Shuvah program ensures every client is given exactly what they need to thrive, feel seen, and know that they matter.

What We Offer

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Residential Treatment

Long-term treatment for Substance Abuse Disorder and gambling. A healing environment that blends clinical care, trauma-informed therapy, spiritual guidance, and community connection to support lasting recovery.

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Intensive Outpatient Program

Clinically grounded, community-driven addiction treatment designed for people who need structure, connection, and accountability—without stepping away from their daily lives.

IOP

Synagogue & Congregation

Where Judaism meets recovery: Congregation Beit T’Shuvah is a vibrant community rooted in Jewish tradition, soulful music, and a commitment to showing up for one another.

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Skilled Clinicians & Counselors

Drug and alcohol counselors & gambling counselors offering structured support, case management, and therapeutic insight for drug, alcohol, and gambling recovery.

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Specialized Therapists

Licensed therapists using trauma-informed approaches, mental-health support, and family therapy to address the root causes of addiction.

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Spiritual Counselors

Compassionate spiritual mentors who guide residents through reflection, meaning, and personal growth—no matter where they are in their spiritual journey.

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Career Counseling

Compassionate spiritual mentors who guide residents through reflection, meaning, and personal growth—no matter where they are in their spiritual journey

Career Counseling

Spotlight

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WHERE EVERYONE BELONGS

Congregation BTS

At Beit T’Shuvah, our congregation is a community where everyone belongs—residents, families, alumni, and anyone seeking connection. Our spiritual life is rooted in compassion, music, and honest Jewish practice. Whether you join us for Shabbat, a holiday, or a moment of reflection, you’ll find a place that feels like home. All are welcome here.

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EBI: Educational Blog & Insights

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A Home Away From Home: IOP Explained By Experience

By Nikki Maire Bloss
At Beit T’Shuvah, we believe recovery isn’t just about getting sober.
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Numbers Don’t Lie

By Amy Abrams
At Beit T’Shuvah, we believe recovery isn’t just about getting sober.
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What is Fentanyl Poisoning?

By Jesse Solomon
At Beit T’Shuvah, we believe recovery isn’t just about getting sober.

The Next Right Indicated Action Isn’t Always Clear

By Zac Jones
At Beit T’Shuvah, we believe recovery isn’t just about getting sober.
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Harm Reduction In Action: Medication Assisted Treatment Explained

By Jamie Sherman
So many addiction treatment centers in Los Angeles . . . how will you find lasting recovery?
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Healing Happens in Community: Dual Diagnosis Treatment at Beit T’Shuvah

By Bradley Elkins
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