Mental Health Disorder Treatment
Luxury Residential Mental Health Treatment Facility
Avalon Malibu is located in a spectacular setting of natural beauty on the Pacific Ocean. Our luxury beachfront mental health facility includes a large private estate in Malibu spanning multiple acres, spacious all-private suites, serene gardens, and breathtaking ocean views with direct beach access.
Suffering from a mental health disorder may leave you feeling as though you are the only one experiencing certain symptoms, and you may be unaware of the resources available that can help. Mental health disorders affect men, women, and children, and their onset can significantly alter mood, relationships, and proper ways of thinking.
When you join us at Avalon Malibu, one of the first steps we take is to evaluate your mental health, as we believe that it can hold some responsibility for the addiction or co-occurring disorder you are treating in recovery. Not only do you receive a diagnosis, but also you will gain the resources and support you need to find wholeness within you and in life.
Our program provides a comprehensive treatment approach incorporating psychiatric assessment and supervision, pharmacogenetic testing and medication management, neuropsychological testing, psychotherapy, mindfulness, holistic services, and other specialized therapies.
Our calm and peaceful private Malibu beachside estate serves as a soothing environment so you can let go of your past concerns, and start working on yourself now. A personal in-house resident advisor, a private chef, therapists, and many more will take care of you, 24/7.
What Do We Treat?
Avalon Malibu is one of the only residential treatment centers in California that views mental health disorders as a primary diagnosis for addiction.
While many other treatment centers will attempt to treat addiction on a surface level, our therapists assess the underlying mental health issues that might be contributing to your current condition. We treat several disorders and addictions as well as co-occurring disorders with a dual diagnosis. They include:
- Anxiety
- Bipolar
- Depression
- Binge eating
- Borderline personality disorder
- Obsessive compulsive disorder
- Panic disorders
- Schizophrenia
- Schizo effective disorder
- Phobias
- Post-traumatic stress disorder
- Trauma
- Narcissistic personality disorder
- Agoraphobia
How Mental Health Impacts Your Addiction
It’s difficult for individuals to detect when something is wrong mentally. We all experience different moods on a regular basis and usually don’t attribute them to any form of instability, but there are instances when your feelings are a result of more than just your mood.Mental health disorders occur for several reasons, and their outbreak can happen either suddenly or gradually. No matter the method of their occurrence, it can be hard to discern between your regular personality and the imbalance within your mind, which can cause you to leave the disorder undiagnosed.
If you don’t receive professional treatment, you may resort to self-medication, which can take the form of drugs or alcohol. You may also obtain a prescription to help with your illness that you begin to abuse. Although substances may suppress what you are feeling, they will not treat the underlying condition you are facing and will instead build a tolerance that eventually leads to dependence.
Having a sense of balance and feeling fulfilled involves treating the underlying problems that are affecting your well being. Addressing individual issues will eventually lead to the necessary correction of larger health concerns.
At Avalon Malibu, we give you the resources you need to find sobriety for life and remain motivated to improve your self-confidence. Our team of specialists are here to get to know you and understand your unique needs, which will allow them to design a treatment plan addressing your mental health issues in a way that you can appreciate and value.
If you would like more information about the mental health disorders we treat along with any of our other available treatment programs, contact us at 1 (888) 958-7511 and schedule a confidential assessment with a member of our team.
