Residential Mental Health Facilities in Los Angeles
The Meadowglade offers an immersive and transformative residential mental health treatment in Los Angeles tailored for individuals seeking profound healing.
Contact us today to begin therapy and find your path to recovery.
Our residential mental health treatment programs in Los Angeles offers an immersive and transformative program tailored for individuals seeking profound healing.
Here, our programs blend compassionate care with a structured approach, designed to help clients achieve lasting recovery.
If you or a loved one are struggling, learn more about our Los Angeles mental health treatment programs by verifying your insurance or calling us at 888-862-1788.
What is Residential Mental Health Treatment?
Inpatient mental health treatment, or residential treatment, is an intensive therapeutic approach where clients reside on-site, enabling around-the-clock care in a tranquil environment. This form of care is essential for individuals struggling with complex mental health challenges that require consistent support, structure, and distance from everyday distractions.
At The Meadowglade, clients engage in a series of personalized therapies delivered by a multidisciplinary team, each session crafted to meet their unique needs.
Our approach to inpatient mental health treatment goes beyond symptom management. It involves addressing root causes, identifying unproductive thought patterns, and establishing coping mechanisms that clients can carry forward.
How Do I Know I Need Residential Mental Health Treatment?
Mental health disorders are relatively common in the US. According to the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), “It is estimated that more than one in five U.S. adults live with a mental illness (59.3 million in 2022; 23.1% of the U.S. adult population).”
Mental health disorders range in severity and symptoms. Some people can manage their symptoms with outpatient therapy or medications. However, others struggle with severe symptoms and need more intensive treatment.
Some indicators that you may need residential mental health treatment include:
- Overwhelming Anxiety or Depression: When intense emotions make it hard to enjoy life or maintain responsibilities, a supportive and structured environment can provide relief.
- Substance Use or Self-Medicating: Using substances to cope often signals a deeper need for therapeutic intervention.
- Self-Harm or Suicidal Thoughts: Residential treatment offers a secure setting for those experiencing self-harm behaviors or thoughts of suicide, with immediate access to therapeutic support.
- Diagnosis of Complex Disorders: Conditions like Borderline Personality Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, or trauma-related disorders benefit from the depth and breadth of care provided by inpatient programs.
- Frequent Relapses or Persistent Symptoms: Repeated attempts at outpatient therapy or self-help that do not bring lasting relief may indicate a need for a higher level of care.
Types of Mental Health Disorders We Treat
Mental health disorders primarily affect a person’s emotions and behaviors. Some people are genetically predisposed to developing one, whereas, others develop them due to poor coping skills for stressors and trauma. Oftentimes, both of these factors are at play.
Mental health disorders include a range symptoms like mood swings, poor impulse control, difficulty regulating emotions, hallucinations, delusional thinking, and odd or even reckless behaviors. Symptoms vary based on your diagnosis and personal experience with the disorder.
Our licensed and experienced team members offer an array of expertise to treat several types of disorders, including the following:
Anxiety Disorders:
Depression:
Trauma and PTSD:
Bipolar Disorder:
Personality Disorders:
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD):
Thought Disorders:
Stress-Induced Disorders:
Grief Disorder:
Eating Disorders:
Each program at The Meadowglade is built around the understanding that mental health disorders require individualized treatment plans.
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Therapies Offered at Our Mental Health Treatment in Los Angeles
At The Meadowglade’s inpatient mental health facility in Los Angeles, we offer a variety of evidence-based therapies to support comprehensive healing and lasting recovery:
Cognitive-Behavioral
Therapy
Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) treats several mental health disorders. The primary goal of CBT is to help you challenge unhealthy thought patterns at the root of behavioral problems and emotional distress.
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy
Dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) builds skills in four areas: (1) mindfulness, (2) emotion regulation, (3) distress tolerance, and (4) interpersonal effectiveness. These skill areas help you cope with mental distress.
Individual
Psychotherapy
Individual psychotherapy provides you the opportunity for private, one-on-one counseling sessions to address personal issues, learn more about your disorder, and develop healthy coping skills.
Group
Therapy
Group therapy sessions are led by a licensed mental health professional who facilitates the discussion. Peers with similar issues share experiences, provide feedback, and support one another during the sessions.
EMDR
Therapy
Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) therapy uses bilateral stimulation to help you relax while processing traumatic events. This helps your brain develop new neural pathways to heal from trauma.
Psychological
Diagnosis
A psychological diagnosis from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) can guide your treatment needs and provide insight into your symptoms. Our professional staff will assess your diagnosis.
Equine
Therapy
Equine therapy includes real-world activities with horses, including grooming, assisting in feeding, cleaning stalls, leading, and riding. This type of therapy helps you develop health coping skills, reduce stress, and build self-confidence.
Family
Therapy
Family therapy sessions builds healthy communication among family members, teach healthy boundaries, and improve conflict resolution skills. This can help to re-build family relationships disrupted by mental health issues.
Holistic
Therapy
Holistic therapy includes yoga, mindfulness, outdoor recreation, and nutritional guidance. These approaches improve not only your physical well-being, but can have a profound impact on your mental and emotional wellness.
Stress Reduction
Therapy
Underlying stress can negatively impact your mental health and worsen your symptoms. Stress reduction therapy teaches you how to manage your stress levels with relaxation and awareness techniques.
Psychiatry +
Medication Management
Psychiatry and medication management includes prescribing mental health medications and monitoring of their effectiveness. The goal is to keep medications at a therapeutic level as well as to reduce doses when possible.
Education &
Career Counseling
Education and career counseling will help you gain vocational skills, such as job searching, resume-building, and self-development, which are crucial to independent living and long-term recovery from mental health disorders.
Each therapy is tailored to your unique needs, providing personalized care designed to foster growth, healing, and recovery. Contact us today to determine which therapies align best with your treatment goals.
How Long Does Residential Treatment in Los Angeles Last?
Residential treatment programs lasts about 30 days.
During this time, you’ll develop a foundation of knowledge and coping skills to help you long term. It’s important, though to continue treatment at the outpatient level. After residential treatment, you can return home or live in a transitional housing program as you continue outpatient treatment.
We offer the following types of outpatient programs at our Los Angeles mental health treatment center:
- Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP): This is the highest level of outpatient treatment available for mental health disorders. During a PHP program, you’ll attend a variety of sessions throughout the day focused on mental wellness and life skills development. PHP lasts 6-8 hours per day, five days per week.
- Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP): After PHP, you can advance to an intensive outpatient program (IOP). IOP programs include sessions that last about 3-4 hours, however, you’ll only attend your program 3-4 days per week. This allows you to transition back to everyday life and responsibilities while still getting a significant amount of support.
Does Insurance Cover Residential Mental Health Treatment?
Yes, insurance typically covers residential mental health treatment in Los Angeles.
Mental health parity laws require most insurance plans to provide coverage for mental health and substance abuse treatment that is comparable to their coverage for medical and surgical care. This means that if your plan covers inpatient medical treatment, it should also cover residential mental health treatment when medically necessary.
At The Meadowglade, we work with most major insurance providers to help make residential mental health treatment accessible and affordable.
We accept the following insurance plans:
Our admissions team works directly with your insurance provider to verify your benefits, determine your coverage levels, and help you understand any out-of-pocket costs before you begin treatment. We believe that financial concerns should never be a barrier to receiving the mental health care you need, and we’re committed to helping you navigate the insurance process to maximize your benefits.
Begin Residential Mental Health Treatment in Los Angeles Today
Taking the first step toward mental health treatment is a powerful commitment to yourself and your future.
At The Meadowglade, our team is dedicated to supporting every stage of your recovery journey. We invite you to experience the healing and transformative impact of our inpatient mental health treatment program, designed to provide comfort, safety, and lasting change.
Call us now at 888-272-2062 or verify your insurance.
FAQ About Residential Treatment
If you’re taking mental health medications, you’ll see a psychiatrist once per week during residential treatment. This will help to monitor the effectiveness of your medications as well as any side effects.
Residential treatment can be a good place to adjust medications or make a change because you’ll have 24/7 support along with a weekly psychiatric appointment.
A typical day in residential treatment is structured and follows a schedule. This schedule will help you stay consistent with your treatment and help you establish a daily routine.
You’ll be required to wake up at the same time each day, although weekends may allow more time in the mornings. Afterward, you’ll get ready for the day—take any medications you need, have breakfast, complete daily hygiene and other chores. Then, you’ll check in with your peers and staff to set an objective for the day.
After that, you’ll start programming. This can include a mix of group sessions and one-on-one time, however, most of your time will be in group settings. Sessions vary from process group therapy and psychoeducation to life skills training and experiential therapy.
You’ll have meal breaks scheduled throughout the day. And, while you’ll have some sessions in the evenings, there is also recreational and free time as well.
Contact our admissions counselors today to get admitted into the program. The admissions counselors will talk to you about your symptoms, diagnoses, current or past experience in treatment, and other pertinent information. You can also talk to your doctor, therapist, or psychiatrist about making a referral to our residential program.
Our admissions counselors will also help you with insurance verification.
We are a licensed and accredited mental health treatment center. This ensures that we are offering evidence-based treatment practices within a safe and healthy environment. Licensure and accreditation also ensure that our staff are highly qualified and properly trained to perform their duties.
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Yj Kim, MD
Psychiatrist
Haroon Burhanullah, MD
Psychiatrist
Narine Babikian, MHA
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Psychiatrist
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