
Trauma Therapy in Los Angeles, California
Profound offers compassionate, trauma-informed care for adults living with traumatic experiences, mental health disorders, and substance use. Through our detox and residential trauma therapy in Los Angeles, we provide a personalized treatment plan for your healing journey in a relaxing and private safe space.
Trauma Therapy in Los Angeles for Mental Health and Substance Use Recovery
Our in-person trauma treatment offers a space for those struggling with traumatic experiences or traumatic memories to step away from the stressors of life. Trauma has a profound impact on how you experience the world, your mental health, and how you cope. Yet, trauma doesn’t have to control or destroy your life and relationships.
Healing trauma is possible with a therapeutic approach to residential, evidence-based trauma treatment. In a structured in-person program, you are supported by a safe therapeutic relationship in talk therapy and trauma-informed modalities. If you are struggling with traumatic intrusive thoughts, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), complex trauma, emotional dysregulation, or co-occurring disorders, we can help you. There is a place for you in our treatment center, where our trauma therapists can provide the compassionate care you need for stabilization and long-term well-being.
Every client has unique needs for their healing process, but most clients will stay in our trauma treatment center for 30–90 days. We believe healing trauma, whether it’s individual or intergenerational trauma, is made possible with holistic, trauma-informed care to restore self-esteem, the nervous system, and healthy relationships for a sustained healing journey.


Our Los Angeles Residential Treatment Center
Understanding Trauma and Its Impact on Mental Health
Trauma shares a high association with substance use and mental health conditions. Thus, understanding the impact of trauma on your mental health and struggle with addiction is crucial to the healing process and sustained recovery. At Profound Treatment, we help clients process and heal from their trauma through comprehensive, trauma-informed care with various modalities like trauma therapy and somatic therapy. With the highest level of care, our transformative trauma therapy in Los Angeles ensures every client has the around-the-clock therapeutic approach to care necessary for safe stabilization and mindfulness in lasting recovery.
Common Traumatic Experiences That Can Affect Well-Being
- Physical or sexual abuse and other forms of violence
- Emotional abuse and neglect
- The sudden loss of a loved one
- Experiencing accidents like a car crash or being diagnosed with a life-threatening illness
- Racism, discrimination, or witnessing community violence
Emotional, Nervous System, and Physical Symptoms of Trauma
- Intrusive thoughts and traumatic memories of an event
- Intense nightmares and flashbacks
- Hypervigilance and avoiding places, people, or things related to a traumatic event
- Feeling detached, guilty, angry, or other complex emotions
- Difficulty trusting others and maintaining healthy relationships
How Trauma Influences Substance Use and Behavioral Health
Our Trauma-Informed Approach to Healing Trauma
PTSD and substance use create a complex and high-risk cycle of trauma and substance use that reinforces each other. Access to trauma-informed care and a therapeutic approach to trauma treatment ensures you have the necessary support to break the cycle and heal. Through our trauma-informed therapy, we focus on creating a safe, empowering therapeutic environment where you can explore trauma and your feelings.
Creating a Safe, Compassionate Therapeutic Environment
Building Trust Through the Therapeutic Relationship


Personalized Treatment Plans for Unique Needs
Cultural Awareness and Whole-Person Care
The Profound Treatment Difference
Profound Treatment was created to provide compassionate, evidence-based residential detox in Los Angeles — offering personalized care that treats the whole person, not just the diagnosis. Our programs are designed to help clients begin recovery in a supportive, structured, and inclusive environment.
Residential Detox Focus
Compassionate, Inclusive Environment
Evidence-Based and Holistic Approaches
Alumni-Focused Support
Client-Centered, Whole-Person Care
Proximity to Healing
Evidence-Based Trauma Therapy Modalities We Offer
- CBT
- Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT)
- Somatic therapy
- Trauma-focused psychotherapy


Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for Trauma
In general, CBT teaches you new coping strategies to challenge and change unhelpful thinking and behavior patterns. Trauma-focused or trauma-informed CBT is an effective tool for addressing the complexities of traumatic experiences, such as:
- Recognize and reframe unhelpful thoughts and distorted beliefs about your trauma
- Teaches coping skills for relaxation, emotional regulation, and stress management
- Help reduce avoidance of people, places, and situations associated with your trauma
- Reduces PTSD, depression, anxiety, and other mental health symptoms
- Helps restore your sense of safety and control over your mind, body, and spirit
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Emotional Regulation
- Mindfulness: Helps keep you in the present and reduces the intensity of traumatic memories
- Distress tolerance: Helps you learn how to accept and manage intense emotions in the moment
- Emotional regulation: Helps you identify and manage overwhelming emotions
- Interpersonal effectiveness: Teaches you how to set boundaries and build healthy relationships


Somatic Therapy and Nervous System Healing
Trauma-Focused Psychotherapy
Who Can Benefit From Trauma Therapy?

Creating a Safe and Supportive Environment
How Trauma Therapy Supports the Healing Journey and Long-Term Recovery
- Identify and reduce symptoms of trauma
- Increases self-awareness and self-esteem
- Improve mental health, emotional regulation, and healthy relationships
- Build healthy coping strategies and resilience
- Support relapse prevention and empowerment for control over your healing journey
Reducing Flashbacks and Intrusive Thoughts
- Trauma-focused CBT helps you identify and challenge distorted beliefs
- EMDR uses eye movements to reduce the emotional intensity of traumatic memories
- Modalities like mindfulness help you stay grounded in the present
Strengthening Emotional Regulation
Improving Self-Esteem and Healthy Relationships
- Learn how to challenge and reframe negative self-beliefs
- Rebuild your sense of self by fostering self-acceptance and learning to recognize your strengths
- Learn to recognize self-destructive and avoidant behaviors in your relationships
- Rebuild trust and safety by improving communication and setting healthy boundaries
- Strengthen bonds through intimacy and mutual respect, understanding, and compassion

What to Expect During Trauma Therapy at Our Los Angeles Treatment Center
Trauma Therapy Within Comprehensive Addiction Treatment Programs
Additionally, we offer comprehensive, compassionate care, expert staff, medical services, a diverse therapeutic approach, aftercare services, alumni support, and community support. These services can help you recover from your struggles with trauma, mental health issues, and addiction to improve your quality of life.

Integrated Care for Co-Occurring Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders
- Supporting mental health and substance symptom reduction and management
- Building healthy coping skills to reduce dependence on substances and improve emotional regulation
- Improve communication and interpersonal connections for healthy relationships
- Increase treatment retention, satisfaction, and relapse prevention
Aftercare Planning for Continued Healing

When to Seek Trauma Therapy
- Feeling persistent fear
- Avoiding people, places, and situations that remind you of your trauma
- Emotional numbness
- Coping with substance misuse
- Difficulty maintaining healthy relationships
FAQs
No, but we offer several other evidence-based therapies, including trauma therapy, somatic experiencing, and somatic therapy to support your trauma treatment.

