What is Nicole's passion?
It was at the age of 13 that Nicole first discovered her passion; to help those who struggle with mental health and addiction. Her desire intensified as she grew older, witnessing firsthand the struggles of addiction in her close family members. Nicole is an important asset to the Banyan team.
How many beds are there at Heartland?
There are 36 beds at Heartland for the residential treatment program. During this program, patients live on campus while receiving care and have access to treatment staff day and night.
Where is Banyan Heartland?
Located across 33 sprawling acres in the Illinois countryside , Banyan Heartland offers a peaceful, rural location for men and women who want to overcome their addiction. Previously a spa retreat, our facility is an ideal location for those seeking sobriety.
Where is Jamie from?
Born and raised in Palm Springs, Jamie has been working in the medical field for over 30 years. Recovery became, and has remained, a passion of Jamie’s, as a result of the effects her mother’s addiction, and later, the addiction struggles of two of her three children had on her.
Is Jamie in recovery?
In the last 3 years, she was the Director of Nursing at an exclusive male rehab facility. Jamie is not in recovery; however, her life has been touched in so many ways by recovery.
Who is Nicole Bower?
Executive Director. Nicole Bower was born in Houston and raised in Bastrop, Texas. She graduated in 2000 from Oklahoma State University with a B.S. in Psychology and got her MBA in healthcare management in 2008. She began working with people receiving mental health and substance abuse treatment in 2000.
What is part of a partial hospitalization program?
Programming in partial hospitalization programs include group therapy sessions that focus on addiction and substance use disorders.
What is the purpose of cognitive behavioral therapy?
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) The focus of cognitive behavioral therapy (also called CBT) is helping people to understand the thoughts and emotions that underlie their addiction with the goal of learning new, healthier and more productive ways to understand and express themselves.
Eating Disorder Program Team
Matthew A. Berger, MD is currently the medical director of the Eating Disorder Program at Banyan Philadelphia. Prior to joining Banyan Treatment Centers, Dr. Berger was the director of the Senior Medical Health Unit at Moses Taylor Hospital, located in Scranton, PA.
What We Treat
While there are many eating disorders, the main three are bulimia nervosa, anorexia nervosa, and binge eating disorder. At our treatment facility in Philadelphia, we offer different eating disorder treatments which can help you or a loved one develop a new relationship with food, body, and mind.
Outpatient Eating Disorder Treatment
Our outpatient eating disorder support includes several levels of outpatient care, such as partial hospitalization and Partial hospitalization programs and intensive outpatient programs require patients to come to the facility six days a week to receive seven hours of treatment per day.
Where is Pax House Recovery located?
"Pax House Recovery is a Residential Treatment Center located in a serene upscale neighborhood in Altadena, California. Our facility offers a comfortable home-like environment where we are able to facilitate treatment programs varying in length (30, 60, or 90 days), tailored to the needs of each client and utilizing proven treatment modalities to impart the deeper change necessary for lasting recovery."
Is Ambrosia Treatment Center covered by insurance?
Ambrosia's focus is on quality care, family involvement and customized treatment plans. While their program is one of the best in the county - it's often fully covered by private insurance. The CA facility offers stunning views, a world-class personal chef and plenty of personalized, 1:1 care since the maximum is only 12 clients. >>>> Within two hours of: Compton, Pico Rivera, Whittier, Greensburg, Inglewood, Fontana, West Covina, Perris, Moreno Valley, Chino and Pomona - California <<<<"
