Residents struggling with addictions are strongly and consistently encouraged to avail themselves of these meeting as well as meeting of Narcotics Anonymous when appropriate.
This group encourages residents to take an active role in their treatment by setting a personal, treatment-related goal for that day.
Residents are taught energizing and relaxing moving meditations based on T’ai Chi Chuan.
This process group provides an opportunity for residents to discuss their anxieties and depressive concerns, expanding on their individual therapy and milieu activity.
This DBT group focuses on each resident’s individual experiences throughout the week, and the application of DBT skills to these experiences.
Our doctors and specialists use this time to focus on problems and concerns specific to the individual patient.
Our doctors and specialists use this time to focus on problems and concerns specific to the individual patient.
An experiential group in which residents explore various psychotherapeutic topics.
Residents bring a song that has personal meaning to them to play and discuss within the group.
Residents meet with the nursing staff to process their day and to discuss how they worked to achieve their daily goal.
Residents struggling with addictions are strongly and consistently encouraged to avail themselves of these meeting as well as meeting of Narcotics Anonymous when appropriate.
Residents struggling with addictions are strongly and consistently encouraged to avail themselves of these meeting as well as meeting of Narcotics Anonymous when appropriate.
This group encourages residents to take an active role in their treatment by setting a personal, treatment-related goal for that day. Once weekly, residents meet with the medical director, program director, and senior nurse to relay feedback about their experience and to discuss their progression in treatment.
These sessions primarily focus on breath work and restorative poses to increase flexibility, counteract the fight/flight response and self-acceptance.
This didactic group teaches a skill from one of four skills sets (Mindfulness, Distress Tolerance, Emotion Regulation, and Interpersonal Effectiveness) each week.
In this group you will learn Eastern traditions of mindfulness and meditation practices including breathing techniques, visualizations, and movement and body awareness exercises.
Our doctors and specialists use this time to focus on problems and concerns specific to the individual patient.
Our doctors and specialists use this time to focus on problems and concerns specific to the individual patient.
This group teaches the concept of mindfulness as a core component of DBT skills training.
This group encourages resident to freely discuss how to address their specific substance abuse problems.
The Retreat offers residents membership to the local Merritt Athletic Club during their stay.
Residents meet with the nursing staff to process their day and to discuss how they worked to achieve their daily goal.
This group focuses on topics related to self-care and exploration of the tools to achieving a higher state of well-being.
Residents struggling with addictions are strongly and consistently encouraged to avail themselves of these meeting as well as meeting of Narcotics Anonymous when appropriate.
Residents struggling with addictions are strongly and consistently encouraged to avail themselves of these meeting as well as meeting of Narcotics Anonymous when appropriate.
Goals group encourages residents to take an active role in their treatment by setting a personal, treatment-related goal for that day.
Residents work on homework assignments from other therapy groups or sessions, and may ask questions or request assistance from staff in order to more fully comprehend the assignment.
Residents spend time making art to then process with the group to bring thoughts and feelings into awareness.
Our doctors and specialists use this time to focus on problems and concerns specific to the individual patient.
Our doctors and specialists use this time to focus on problems and concerns specific to the individual patient.
Our doctors and specialists use this time to focus on problems and concerns specific to the individual patient.
Residents work together to complete a challenge encouraging personal growth and the development of new coping skills.
This didactic group provides a forum to answer questions regarding the diagnosis and biological treatments of psychiatric illness.
Residents meet with the nursing staff to process their day and to discuss how they worked to achieve their daily goal.
This educational program is open to the public. It covers eight topics over eight weeks providing an overview of the disease of addiction and recovery from it.
Residents struggling with addictions are strongly and consistently encouraged to avail themselves of these meeting as well as meeting of Narcotics Anonymous when appropriate.
Goals group encourages residents to take an active role in their treatment by setting a personal, treatment-related goal for that day. Residents also collaborate to form a plan for the upcoming therapeutic outing and other weekend activities.
Residents have the opportunity to engage in aerobic conditioning, strength training, flexibility, and core exercises.
This didactic group teaches a skill from one of four skills sets (Mindfulness, Distress Tolerance, Emotion Regulation, and Interpersonal Effectiveness) each week.
Residents explore the relationship between their physical and emotional selves.
Our doctors and specialists use this time to focus on problems and concerns specific to the individual patient.
Our doctors and specialists use this time to focus on problems and concerns specific to the individual patient.
Residents have the opportunity to explore in greater depth any issues regarding family relationships that are critical to them.
Art Techniques Class is an opportunity to learn how to use different art tools and materials.
The Retreat offers residents membership to the local Merritt Athletic Club during their stay.
Residents meet with the nursing staff to process their day and to discuss how they worked to achieve their daily goal.
Residents struggling with addictions are strongly and consistently encouraged to avail themselves of these meeting as well as meeting of Narcotics Anonymous when appropriate.
Residents struggling with addictions are strongly and consistently encouraged to avail themselves of these meeting as well as meeting of Narcotics Anonymous when appropriate.
This DBT group focuses on each resident’s individual experiences throughout the week, and the application of DBT skills to these experiences.
This process group provides an opportunity for residents to discuss their anxieties and depressive concerns, expanding on their individual therapy and milieu activity.
Residents will learn the principles of self administered massage based on T’ai Chi Chuan techniques.
Our doctors and specialists use this time to focus on problems and concerns specific to the individual patient.
Our doctors and specialists use this time to focus on problems and concerns specific to the individual patient.
An experiential group in which residents explore various psychotherapeutic topics.
Residents attend sessions at a local indoor rock climbing gym to explore and reinforce concepts revealed in other therapies at the Retreat.
The Retreat offers residents membership to the local Merritt Athletic Club during their stay.
Residents meet with the nursing staff to process their day and to discuss how they worked to achieve their daily goal.
Residents struggling with addictions are strongly and consistently encouraged to avail themselves of these meeting as well as meeting of Narcotics Anonymous when appropriate.
Residents struggling with addictions are strongly and consistently encouraged to avail themselves of these meeting as well as meeting of Narcotics Anonymous when appropriate.
This group encourages residents to take an active role in their treatment by setting a personal, treatment-related goal for that day.
Residents learn to recognize the physical manifestations they experience with certain emotions, and how to transform their previous reactions into more thoughtful responses.
This process group provides an opportunity for residents to discuss their anxieties and depressive concerns, expanding on their individual therapy and milieu activity.
Residents spend time making art to then process with the group to bring thoughts and feelings into awareness.
Residents attend a planned outing to explore issues of communication and trust.
Residents struggling with addictions are strongly and consistently encouraged to avail themselves of these meeting as well as meeting of Narcotics Anonymous when appropriate.
Residents struggling with addictions are strongly and consistently encouraged to avail themselves of these meeting as well as meeting of Narcotics Anonymous when appropriate.
Residents meet with the attending psychiatrist on call to review group and individual issues.
Residents struggling with addictions are strongly and consistently encouraged to avail themselves of these meeting as well as meeting of Narcotics Anonymous when appropriate.
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