Thrive Treatment

Lasting recovery happens at Thrive Treatment! Locations: Santa Monica, Woodland Hills, Culver City
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Thrive Treatment-Drug & Alcohol Rehab offers comprehensive recovery programs in Woodland Hills, Santa Monica, and Culver City, California. Their approach combines multiple treatment methods to address both substance abuse and underlying mental health issues. By building strong relationships with clients, they help them understand the root causes of addiction and create a path to lasting well-being.

08/21/2026

This month’s Employee of the Month, Terry Elias, brings something especially meaningful to the work she does at Thrive. Her own experience in recovery. 🤍

Terry knows firsthand what it feels like to ask for help, enter treatment, and begin rebuilding a life in sobriety. Today, she is able to bring that understanding into her role as a Behavioral Health Technician and connect with clients from a place of genuine compassion and lived experience.

She understands the fear, uncertainty, and vulnerability that can come with early recovery because she has been there herself. That perspective allows her to meet clients where they are, offer hope, and remind them that life can look very different on the other side.

This work means so much to Terry, and it shows in the way she consistently shows up for our clients and our team.

Congratulations, Terry. We are so grateful for the heart you bring to Thrive every day. 🤍

08/19/2026

When emotions feel overwhelming, it can be hard to think clearly or know what to do next. That is where DBT skills like TIPP can be especially helpful. 🤍

TIPP gives us practical ways to work with the body first through temperature, movement, breathing, and muscle relaxation. Sometimes helping the body slow down can make it easier for the mind to follow.

These are simple skills, but they can be powerful tools to have when emotions start to feel too big.

08/18/2026

There are so many different ways to process what we are carrying, and sometimes words are only part of the story 🤍

Talk therapy gives clients the space to put thoughts, emotions, and patterns into words. Art therapy can offer another way in, helping people express things that may be difficult to explain, slow down, and better understand what is happening beneath the surface.

Both approaches can create meaningful opportunities for reflection, connection, and growth throughout the treatment process.

We are so grateful for the care, creativity, and perspective Isabel brings to our clients at Thrive.

08/17/2026

Congratulations to our Employee of the Month, Terry Elias! 🤍

As a Behavioral Health Technician, Terry is someone our clients and team can consistently count on. She is reliable, compassionate, and always willing to show up wherever she is needed.

With 8 and a half years of sobriety herself, Terry brings a level of understanding to this work that comes from lived experience. She knows what early recovery can feel like, and she is able to use that perspective to connect with our clients, offer encouragement, and remind them that change is possible.

Terry, thank you for the consistency, heart, and care you bring to Thrive every day. We are so grateful to have you on our team and proud to celebrate you this month. 🤍

08/14/2026

Working in mental health and addiction treatment is about being present for some of the most meaningful moments in a person’s life. 🤍

There is something incredibly powerful about watching someone arrive feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, or unsure of what comes next, and then witnessing the transformation that can happen over the course of treatment.

Stigma around addiction and mental health can make it difficult for people to ask for help or speak openly about what they are experiencing. Creating a space where clients feel supported and heard is an important part of the work.

To be trusted with someone’s story, support them through difficult moments, and watch them begin to see hope for themselves again is a privilege we never take lightly.

08/11/2026

Introducing DBT Skills in 30 Seconds ⏱️💚 A new series where we break down practical DBT skills you can use in everyday life.

First up: STOP.

When emotions are running high, it can be easy to react before thinking. The STOP skill is a reminder to pause, take a step back, observe what’s happening, and proceed mindfully.

That small pause can create space to choose your response instead of reacting on impulse.

Save this one for when you need it, and follow along for new DBT skills 🌱

08/10/2026

Sometimes the hardest part of treatment is taking that very first step and making the call to ask for help. 🤍

Our Director of Admissions, Brendon, understands just how significant that moment can be because 12 years ago, he was on the other side of the phone making that same call himself.

Today, he brings that lived experience into every conversation with compassion, patience, and understanding. He knows that reaching out can come with fear, uncertainty, and a lot of emotion, and he is there to meet people exactly where they are.

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08/07/2026

Leaving treatment is a huge accomplishment, but recovery doesn’t end there.

The goal of treatment isn’t to fix everything in 30 days. It’s to build the foundation, tools, and confidence you’ll need to navigate life one day at a time.

Read our latest blog to learn what transitioning back to real life can look like after treatment. 🔗 Link in bio.

08/05/2026

When you first arrive at treatment, 30 days can feel like a long time. But in the bigger picture, it’s only a small window to focus completely on yourself and your recovery. 🤍

The tools you learn, habits you build, and foundation you create during treatment are what you’ll rely on as you transition back into everyday life.

That’s why we encourage our clients to truly immerse themselves in the experience. Ask questions, stay open, do the work, and take in as much as you can while you’re here. The goal isn’t just to get through treatment. It’s to leave better equipped for everything that comes after.

08/04/2026

Addiction and dependence are often used interchangeably, but they don’t mean the same thing.

Understanding the difference can help reduce stigma and create more informed, compassionate conversations around substance use and recovery. 💚

Education creates understanding. Understanding creates change.

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23281 Leonora Drive
Woodland Hills, CA
91367

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+18552915826

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https://thrivetreatment.com/

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