Bridges to Recovery, Beverly Hills

Bridges to Recovery, Beverly Hills, is a licensed residential mental health program focused on mood, anxiety, personality, trauma-related, psychotic, and other complex psychiatric disorders, including co-occurring issues.

The program combines individualized psychotherapy, on-site medication prescription and management, group therapy, and holistic and creative therapies. The treatment model includes a minimum of five individual psychotherapy sessions each week, along with daily group therapy tailored to each client’s needs.

Treatment Approach

Therapeutic modalities described by Bridges to Recovery include Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Relational Therapy, Somatic Experiencing, and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing. Massage is also listed among the complementary holistic therapies available within the residential treatment experience.

Each residence accommodates a maximum of six clients, allowing for an intimate setting and frequent observation. The program offers private rooms with private or shared baths, as well as shared rooms with shared baths. Rooms are shared between two people of the same gender.

Admissions and Care Team

Prospective clients and families can speak with an admissions specialist through a free, confidential telephone consultation. The admissions process may include consultation with a client’s existing treatment team to help inform treatment planning, progress monitoring, and aftercare.

The clinical team includes Stacy Cohen, MD, a double board-certified psychiatrist and Medical Director, and Keith Dicke, RN, Director of Nursing. Bridges to Recovery also states that staff are on-site 24 hours a day and that its program is accredited by The Joint Commission.