Sanctuary Treatment Center

When you come to our leading mental health treatment program in Los Angeles, you’ll first undergo a series of assessments to allow us to create a treatment plan that is catered to your needs. Our clinical and medical team will work closely with you to develop a plan for your stay that includes achievable program objectives and goals.

At Sanctuary Treatment Center, we offer longer term stays which gives our clients the time and space needed to recover. All of our treatment plans are designed specifically for the individual – which offers a personalized treatment plan tailored to the client. We utilize a mix of evidenced-based and supportive therapies to allow our clients to find their own unique path to healing.

Sanctuary Treatment Center is a beautiful, luxurious, and intimate 6 bed mental health residential treatment facility in Los Angeles that promotes mental wellness and healing in a safe and supportive environment. Clients at Sanctuary Treatment Center can expect a comprehensive and holistic treatment schedule that will work to address and decrease their mental health symptoms. We utilize a wide variety of therapeutic modalities along with medication management and additional holistic approaches designed to give our client’s the best possible treatment outcomes.

Intensive outpatient is typically the third step in a person’s journey to recovery. This is a crucial step as it allows one to utilize all of the hard work they did in residential and apply it to real life, with the guidance and help of professionals. Life for a person cannot look the same when they leave treatment. We will help them navigate their new reality.

What to expect: During an IOP, a person will transition from a residential setting to a lower level of care, where they will receive structured support as they begin to regain some real-world freedoms. Working hand-in-hand with our clinical team, clients will create a plan that meets their individual goals and objectives. This includes helping our clients find work, develop workable weekly schedules, and draft addiction or alcoholism relapse prevention plans before the transition to aftercare.