Clinical Pathways

This pathway serves individuals with complex psychiatric and co-occurring disorders that require heightened clinical oversight. It supports those facing acute symptoms, medical complications, treatment resistance, medication nonadherence, escalated risk-taking behaviors, or multiple treatment episodes. Guided by experienced clinicians, clients receive intensive psychiatric care, medical monitoring, and tailored interventions to stabilize symptoms and establish a strong foundation for long-term recovery.

This pathway utilizes evidence-based CBT to treat mood disorders, including depression, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Through structured interventions, clients learn to recognize and reframe irrational or self-defeating thoughts, develop healthier responses, and build effective coping strategies for long-term emotional resilience.

This pathway supports individuals experiencing disturbances in perception, thought organization, and reality testing — including first-episode psychosis, chronic psychotic disorders, and substance-induced psychosis. Treatment combines specialized therapies like cognitive behavioral therapy for psychosis (CBTp) and cognitive remediation therapy to strengthen executive functioning, decision-making, and impulse control. Through targeted interventions and life skills training, clients build problem-solving abilities and a foundation for lasting stability and recovery.

This pathway follows a comprehensive DBT model, supporting individuals with personality disorders, including borderline personality disorder (BPD) and emotional dysregulation. Clients engage in skills training, individual therapy, and 24/7 phone coaching for real-time support. A dedicated DBT clinician provides continuous guidance, helping clients develop essential skills in emotional regulation, distress tolerance, interpersonal effectiveness, and mindfulness — skills that are crucial for achieving lasting recovery.

This pathway supports individuals at risk of cardiometabolic syndrome or weight-related challenges due to mental health conditions or psychotropic medications. Clients’ wellness improves through structured nutrition, fitness, and lifestyle interventions. Key components include personalized nutrition coaching, fitness training, and holistic wellness activities such as yoga and meditation. While this pathway is adapted for clinical appropriateness in individuals with eating disorders, it does not serve as a primary treatment for eating disorders.

This pathway bridges treatment and real-world application, helping clients regain independence through recreational, social, and life-skills activities. Clients engage in real-life situations, practicing essential skills under the guidance of professionals. Key components include personalized activity selection, real-time support from licensed professionals, and hands-on skill-building for lasting success. Our social integration model fosters confidence, autonomy, and resilience, empowering clients to navigate life with greater stability.

This pathway integrates an evidence-based approach to support individuals with SUDs and co-occurring mental health conditions. It combines CBT, DBT, rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT), and a 12-step philosophy to help clients develop healthier coping strategies and long-term recovery skills. Key components include relapse prevention groups, emotional regulation, mindfulness, holistic support, and a comprehensive recovery framework. This pathway promotes accountability, self-awareness, and resilience, equipping clients with the tools for sustained sobriety and mental wellness.

This pathway addresses PTSD, complex trauma, and dissociative identity disorder (DID) through evidence-based therapies, including cognitive processing therapy (CPT), eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), seeking safety, and DBT. It follows a three-stage approach — safety and stabilization, trauma processing, and reintegration — with gender-specific groups in our women’s program. The pathway emphasizes emotional regulation, healing, and empowering clients for lasting recovery through a structured, trauma-informed approach.