Inpatient mental health care

Your mental health condition deserves treatment that is unique to your needs. That's why we offer a variety of therapies that provide opportunities to express personal struggles, resolve conflict and learn new ways to cope with stress and external triggers.

Some of the therapies we use are:

Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT)

ACT teaches you how to find peace of mind through accepting that some things cannot be changed, but that you are fully capable of dealing with these things without fear or anger.

Alternative therapy

Alternative therapy comes in many forms, including pet, art, music and recreational therapies. They are intended to allow for a less overwhelming experience so that lessons learned in more conventional therapy sessions can be used and understood effectively

Behavioral activation

Behavior activation, or behavioral activation therapy, is a form of treatment that helps you discover patterns of behavior which trigger anxiety, depression and other negative emotions. With the support of our clinicians, you will start to recognize and modify negative and avoidant behaviors and engage in healthier actions to improve your life.

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)

CBT fosters self-awareness and regulation through discussion with a trained therapist. Understanding your behaviors and your personal triggers helps you to find healthy ways to manage overwhelming feelings of anger, sadness and/or anxiety.

Internal family systems (IFS)

IFS is a method of self-understanding related to CBT that asks you to personify your responses to situations so that you can gain more perspective on your negative and positive behaviors.

Matrix Model

The Matrix Model is a framework made up of a variety of therapeutic approaches, including group therapy, individual therapy and psychoeducation. This helps you build a framework of recovery from addiction that is sustainable and leads to long-term success.

Motivational interviewing (MI)

MI is a form of therapeutic conversation between yourself and a clinician. It is not meant to force you to change or even require you to change. Instead, it gives you the confidence you need to make the changes you need.

One of the key parts of inpatient care is understanding. Our team is dedicated to listening to you and your family in order to understand your perspective and treatment goals. We have built an environment that fosters recovery and health, and we value your active role in personal growth and well-being. After inpatient treatment, you will receive additional support through our outpatient programs so you can maintain your stability and happiness and find long-term success.