Focus Treatment Centers

Specialized Tracks for Substance Use and Eating Disorders

Treatment tracks are separate, each with its own clinical staff, therapy groups, and housing structure. This allows for more tailored interventions: for example, individuals in the eating disorder track receive nutrition counseling, structured meal support, and body image work, while those in the substance use track focus on relapse prevention, psychoeducation, and emotional regulation strategies. At the same time, both tracks are equipped to treat co-occurring mental health concerns such as PTSD, anxiety, or chronic pain. This structure helps avoid the one-size-fits-all approach common in generalist programs.

Therapy Approaches That Empower Clients Beyond Recovery

Trauma-informed practices—such as expressive arts therapy and mindfulness techniques used in relapse prevention—are integrated across levels of care. For eating disorder treatment, the nutrition philosophy is weight-inclusive and rooted in body trust, led by a certified eating disorder specialist. These approaches are designed not just to stabilize symptoms, but to help patients reclaim agency over their emotional, physical, and relational lives.

Structured Continuum of Care with Strong Aftercare Attention

This program allows patients to step down into lower-intensity care without losing access to trusted staff or treatment consistency. Alumni programming includes free weekly therapeutic groups, accountability check-ins at 14, 30, 60, and 90 days, as well as six months, and regular social events like dinners and outings that help people stay connected to the recovery community. Together, these create a framework for continued structure and support after formal treatment ends.

What Patients Say

Focus Treatment Center’s reviews reflect high levels of satisfaction, with many describing the experience as transformative. Patients frequently praise the structure of the program, the quality of care, and the community they found during their stay. While some noted variability in counselor fit, the overwhelming tone is one of gratitude—for the people, the place, and the path it helped them find.