Treated as the condition, not the complication.
Most mental health conditions don’t arrive alone, and most facilities treat them as a footnote to addiction. At MLJ, the Mind domain means evidence-based treatment of the condition itself, under board-certified psychiatric oversight, at true 1:1 ratios.
Named, licensed, practiced.
Anxiety Disorders
Generalized anxiety, panic, and the high-functioning anxiety that fuels professional burnout and self-medication.
Learn More →Depression
Major depressive disorder and persistent depression, treated clinically, therapy, psychiatry, and physiology together.
Learn More →PTSD & Trauma
Trauma-focused modalities delivered by licensed clinicians inside a setting built for safety.
Learn More →Bipolar Disorder
Mood stabilization, medication management, and the daily structure that makes both hold.
Learn More →Borderline Personality Disorder
DBT-grounded treatment of BPD, emotional regulation, relational repair, and identity work at clinical depth.
Learn More →OCD
Obsessive-compulsive disorder treated with evidence-based modalities, not willpower advice.
Learn More →ADHD
Adult ADHD, the executive dysfunction underneath missed deadlines, strained relationships, and self-medication.
Learn More →Co-Occurring Disorders
When addiction and mental health share a nervous system, both get treated, in one integrated plan.
Learn More →Eating Disorders
Disordered eating patterns addressed inside the Body and Self domains, with nutrition as clinical infrastructure.
Learn More →Failure to Launch
Young adults stalled at the threshold of independent life, structure, identity, and momentum rebuilt.
Learn More →The Mind domain, in practice.
- Board-certified psychiatric evaluation and medication management
- Trauma-focused therapy with licensed clinicians
- DBT, CBT, and experiential modalities
- Brain mapping and neurofeedback
- Family-systems work integrated from day one
Start with the condition, then the setting.
Many people arrive here carrying more than one diagnosis, and the order they surface in is rarely the order they began. If substance use is part of the picture, begin with co-occurring disorder treatment, which explains how both conditions are held in one integrated plan rather than handed between teams.
If one condition clearly leads, go straight to it. The pages on anxiety disorder treatment and depression treatment are the most common starting points, and each describes how the Mind domain is worked at 1:1 ratios inside the six-bed Encino residence.
Still unsure whether a residential setting is warranted? Our guide on whether you need residential treatment sets out the questions clinicians ask, so the first conversation starts from clarity.