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Note: a medication that demonstrates short term benefit becoming problematic when it is used for a prolonged period is a recurring issue in medicine—as overuse is almost always what benefits the pharmaceutical industry. One of the best examples of this are the benzodiazepines (like va**um) used for anxiety. These drugs can be very helpful when used for brief periods of intense stress, but become extremely detrimental and addictive once they are used indefinitely, leading to many patients becoming chronic users of the drugs. Two of the other drug classes that are the most notorious for creating a lifelong addiction due to their severe withdrawals are SSRI antidepressants and opioids.

Stomach Acid Is Critical For Health Unpacking the Great Acid Blocker Scam

PCH is excited to announce the launch of our brand new Half Day IOP Program! 🚀☁️ Swipe for details, and visit our website to learn more about admission and intake. 🔗 in our bio!

On this , we encourage you to spread kindness and express gratitude for those working to make the world a better place. 🌱 🌴

Happy Tuesday! 𓇼 Here’s to all the great things in store this week, reaching new milestones, and achieving all that you want! You are capable! 🌊🐚🫧

Making the leap to start your PCH journey is the first step to healing. Our admissions and intake team is here to make the transition smooth and support you along the way! Scroll to learn more ➡️

Confidence is key! Here’s your mid-week reminder that your beauty comes from within! 🌸🌊

As we continue to enjoy the sunshine of summer, we are sharing a list of activities you can incorporate into your routines for the rest of the season to support your mental wellbeing! 🌊 What activities bring you peace?🌅 🍉

Welcome to August! We hope you begin the month proud of all that you’ve accomplished to get here, and excited for the future chapters of your story. 📖✨

Join Us for a special two-part EMDR Therapy Training with Daniel Doyle, LMFT, this September and November! Earn continuing education credits while learning from real-world clinical presentations! Visit the link in our bio to register and learn more!

When beginning your healing journey, we invite you to trust the process and welcome it with open arms. Here at PCH, our community hopes to foster a warm environment where you can feel comfortable. Visit our website to check us out! 🌊

Swipe ➡️ to get a glimpse into PCH’s Family Program, and head to our website to learn even more! 🔗 in our bio!

Talking to loved ones about their trauma/grief can bring them lots of comfort, but it requires sensitivity. While the phrase “get over it” is often tossed around, it often does not acknowledge how they might be feeling. Adapting our language on how we speak about difficult topics can help.

Good things are just around the corner! Sending you positive vibes as we head into the weekend 🌴

Your mid-week reminder that your vulnerability is always courageous and never a weakness 💪

Our PCH community is growing! 🌱 Please join us in celebrating these incredible team members, and head to our website to check their bios!

Time to make some new memories! ✨What are some hobbies you want to pick up this summer? 🌊

July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month! Understanding the unique human experiences, intersectional factors, and cultural backgrounds of our clients is a crucial part of our therapeutic process. Swipe to learn more! 🤎

At PCH Treatment, we support clients coming to us from all over the country. ✈️ Read this testimonial to hear about one of our client’s experience joining our community!

This June, we at PCH Treatment want to recognize , with the goal of destigmatizing trauma. At PCH, we offer programs including trauma and resilience-based therapies and more to aid individuals on their healing journey. Visit our website to learn more.

Greetings from the Adolescent + Young Adult Collective! ☀️ PCH was honored to attend this two-day event, swipe to learn more about it and to see a recap from our team! 📷

PCH is honored to commemorate Juneteenth, and share relevant readings and video resources collected by our Social Justice Initiative that highlight the history and importance of this day! Swipe to check it out ➡️

Reflection Vs. Rumination: Let’s talk about it! Giving ourselves compassion while reflecting on our pasts is important, as it gives us the freedom to look forward constructively. When we find ourselves in the cycle of rumination, it is important to counter negative thoughts, remind ourselves of our progress, and lean on support. 🫶

Sending love, support, and celebration to our PCH community this ! Remember to take care of yourself and your loved ones

As we continue to celebrate Pride Month, we want to draw focus to our LGBTQIA+ weekly group! This group is open to folks of all identities to have meaningful discussions and build rapport! 🏳️‍🌈

Check out this new release from one of our Individual and Group Therapists, Allison Stepka, LMFT, LPCC! "ACT Your Way to the Life You Love" is a workbook that utilizes Acceptance and Commitment (ACT) Therapy concepts to address difficult feelings, relationships, personal development and life at large. Head to this link to pre-order it now! ☀️✨

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Our goal at PCH Treatment is to foster a safe environment for our clients, at every stage of there journey. Read more testimonials by visiting our website.

Happy Pride! 🏳️‍🌈  This month (and every month!) we aim to uplift voices of the LGBTQIA+ community, celebrate it’s rich history in both Los Angeles and beyond, and advocate for equality, everywhere! Happy Pride from PCH Treatment! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

We had a great time in the desert attending the West Coast Symposium on Addictive Disorders! ☀️ 🌴Swipe to learn more about this conference and to see some event highlights! →

Your end of the month reminder that Mental Health Awareness is so much more than a month! 👏👏👏 Thank you for celebrating with us at PCH, and keep continuing to advocate with us!

Check out this Los Angeles Times article featuring PCH's very own Clancey Cornell, discussing the Los Angeles Poverty Department's "Walk the Talk" celebration!

Honoring Skid Row as a home to artists, activists, community Walk the Talk celebrates a side of Skid Row not often seen, with a parade honoring artists, activists and members of a close community.