Beit T'Shuvah

Beit T'Shuvah Our mission is to heal broken souls and save the lives of those wrestling with addiction by providing integrated care in a community setting.
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Everyone has the right to redemption, which is why we never turn a single soul away due to an inability to pay.

Before they were your clergy, they were just tots.This Friday, we are throwing a special pre-Shabbat Shabbat just for th...
04/15/2026

Before they were your clergy, they were just tots.

This Friday, we are throwing a special pre-Shabbat Shabbat just for the kids of BTS. Fun songs, toys, and merriment a plenty. Who knows, maybe in a few years, some of them may turn out to be bema babies as well!

Because if you don’t come back to play, you come back to stay!

Today we pause, reflect, and remember the lives lost because of N**i persecution. We read the words of the prophet Ezeki...
04/14/2026

Today we pause, reflect, and remember the lives lost because of N**i persecution. We read the words of the prophet Ezekiel, “When I passed by you and saw you wallowing in your blood, I said to you: Live despite your blood. Yeah, I said to you: Live despite your blood.” 16:6

04/11/2026

From the seder table to the dance floor—this is Passober at Beit T’Shuvah. Bitter herbs never tasted so sweet.

The challenging thing about recovery is that there is no universal cheat code that unlocks the secret of making it work....
04/10/2026

The challenging thing about recovery is that there is no universal cheat code that unlocks the secret of making it work. Recovery, and what that means—looks, sounds, and feels different for everyone. Inevitably, the addict finds their way to it in some shape or form, and we make it work for us the best we can, learning from others along the way. This is also what makes it frustrating when things don’t go according to plan. When we’ve been putting in the work. Doing our best. We see others doing well (or so it seems), and we want to know the secret—why isn’t it working for us? What are we doing wrong? Can anyone truly tell us what the answer is? Joe V.S.. is all too familiar with this narrative, but he’s piecing it together his own way and figuring it all out day by day. Which, in the end, is all any of us can really ever do anyway.

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04/09/2026

“The wreckage was necessary for the revelation.”

Last week, reminded us all that sometimes our darkest moments reveal the brightest lights. Join us for Shabbat services every Friday at 6:30pm to tap into the healing, tap into the recovery, and tap into yourselves.

04/03/2026

Nothing says Passover at Beit T’Shuvah like a resident telling their story of hope and redemption on the bema—telling us how they escaped their Egypt and found their way home.

Tearing down the layers of trauma to reveal who we really are underneath it all is a big part of recovery. Accepting tha...
04/03/2026

Tearing down the layers of trauma to reveal who we really are underneath it all is a big part of recovery. Accepting that person, and forgiving those who have harmed us in some shape or form along the way, is another. It takes a unique kind of bravery to acknowledge that the only thing we can change about our circumstances is within us. That is the bravery of the addict reformed. Monique H. has been through it, to say the least, working full-time while being a functioning addict in the throes of alcoholism—from career-focused to motherhood. Despite facing culturally ingrained familial standards, those which have challenged a vulnerability necessary for healing, she has persevered. Sought help. Committed to uncovering the layers that over time have begun to reveal her truest self. It’s been a long road, but she’s never given up. Through it all, her authenticity has shone through despite the struggles she’s endured.

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Every year, we gather around our Passover seder table—not just to retell the story of exodus, but because we live it. Re...
04/01/2026

Every year, we gather around our Passover seder table—not just to retell the story of exodus, but because we live it. Recovery is the ultimate liberation. It’s leaving Egypt one day at a time.

This Pesach, may you feel the weight of your chains getting lighter and the table you sit at be full of people who see you.

Our Passober Community Seder is officially sold out! There’s only one empty seat left…and it’s for Elijah! If you’ve alr...
03/31/2026

Our Passober Community Seder is officially sold out! There’s only one empty seat left…and it’s for Elijah!

If you’ve already purchased your tickets, our Seder will begin at 6pm.

There are still seats available for Freedom Song on day 4–an emotionally moving experience you won’t want to miss!

03/31/2026

Lily, the original BTS rugrat, is here to tell you that “if you don’t come back to play, you come back to stay.” So, bring your little ones to Tot Shabbat on April 17th at 5:00pm...where spirituality is born!

03/27/2026

Decision-making fatigue can get the best of any of us. Listen to explain why every choice you make matters—why you matter.

Passion, kindness, spirit, authenticity, wholeness. These are words that come to mind when I think of Carrianne M. She p...
03/27/2026

Passion, kindness, spirit, authenticity, wholeness. These are words that come to mind when I think of Carrianne M. She possesses a sweetness that will lift your heart with its aroma—the essence, as light as a feather. It is this levity that instills even greater meaning to the weight of the world she’s carried, and part of the reason she is exactly who she is. Grace, a connection with God, spirit, a higher power, whatever you want to call it—it’s been prevalent throughout Carrianne’s life in many shapes and forms. That connection has led her exactly to where she stands today. Now, on the precipice of the discovery of who she truly is, standing tall in that newfound confidence and exuberance, sprinkling a little bit of her magic and charisma wherever life takes her.

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Los Angeles, CA
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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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