Archstone Behavioral Health

Resort-Style Treatment Center in a Soothing Environment

The environment at Archstone is designed to help clients unwind and reset. The resort-style facility features private bedrooms for detox and shared bedrooms for the inpatient residential program. Clients can also enjoy an outdoor pool surrounded by lounge chairs and a covered gazebo for relaxation. There is also a stone fountain for zen and focus. Clients can paint stones which can be placed around the fountain for a creative touch. Smoking and vaping are allowed.

Specialized Diagnostic Services and Dual-Diagnosis Treatment

Through the center’s Illuminations program, licensed professionals including psychiatrists, medical experts, and neurologists perform detailed diagnostic analysis. These include brain mapping to zero in on potential underlying brain imbalances. Having this knowledge allows the care team to make a personal care plan for each client, and diagnose potential mental health concerns such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia, along with learning disabilities and personality conditions. To complement treatments, the program offers yoga, acupuncture, and art therapy for deep relaxation and creative expression.

Continuous Community Support and Aftercare

Along with Archstone’s active alumni program, which can provide solace and understanding through other’s shared experiences and a reliable social group for years to come, the care team creates a personal discharge plan for each client. This plan includes components such as relapse prevention, recommendations for support groups and sober living facilities, as well as individual therapy.

Kosher Recovery Track Program

For clients following a kosher lifestyle, the center can accommodate dietary restrictions and makes space for religious holiday observation. The trained specialists who lead the center’s Kosher Recovery Track can help these clients connect with other practitioners and services in the broader Addiction Treatment Centers ecosystem. These services can include specific challenges such as religious trauma and family issues. Clients who are practicing and non-practicing can participate in this program.