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If you have additional questions, please call us for a confidential conversation or email us at admissions@theplace.care.
We have several services including our 30-day Core Program, our 30 Day Core with Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy, 2 week intensive with Ketamine, 2-week extensions and an Executive Maintenance week. All services are individually designed with some or all of the following therapeutic elements:
If their behavior feels out of control, is secretive, exhibits shame or fear, defiance, anger, or his behavior has led to consequences at work, home, or with the law, professional treatment may be necessary. Many clients have tried to stop compulsive behaviors on their own, but find they cannot. Treatment can provide the structure, and support needed .
Compulsive Behavior Disorder (CBD) is a pattern of persistent, escalating thoughts or behaviors that continue repeatedly, despite negative consequences.
Impulse Control Disorder (ICD) is a mental health condition marked by a persistent inability to resist powerful urges (impulses) for behaviors that can harm oneself or others.
Your care team may include:
We are preparing to work with commercial insurance plans where clinically and contractually appropriate. Coverage depends on your plan, medical necessity, authorization, and network status. Medicare and Medicaid participation are not currently available unless specifically confirmed by admissions.
Yes. We offer services in a structured aftercare plan, including family care services:
Not directly in the treatment process with the resident. However, The Place has a special treatment program: Family Care Services, specifically for partners, spouses and family members. Healing from the betrayal trauma includes the repair of betrayed relationships. We offer virtual therapeutic support, partner recovery resources, psychoeducation, and optional couples therapy after the course of treatment. This is an hourly fee-based program and may be covered by your health insurance provider.
Phone access is structured.
The Place is a treatment environment, not a punishment setting. However, many clients benefit from boundaries around devices, work, social media, pornography, gambling apps, messaging, and crisis-driven communication.
Our team will explain phone expectations before admission. The goal is to support safety, focus, honesty, and recovery.
Yes. The Place is a voluntary program.
Clients are not locked in or forced to stay. That said, leaving treatment early can interfere with stabilization, therapeutic progress, family repair, and recovery planning. If a client feels the urge to leave, our clinical team will work with him to understand what is happening and help him make a thoughtful decision.
No. The Place is not a religious program.
We welcome men from different faith backgrounds, spiritual traditions, and those with no religious belief. Treatment is clinically grounded and trauma-informed. For clients who want faith or spirituality included in their recovery, that can be supported respectfully.
Spirituality is available. It is not required.
No. Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy is not required.
KAP may be appropriate for some clients, but it is never the entire treatment plan and it is not forced. Clinical appropriateness is carefully reviewed. Some clients participate in KAP as part of their treatment; others do not.
The core of treatment remains stabilization, assessment, therapy, compulsive behavior work, trauma-informed care, family support, and aftercare planning.
You can still call us.
Many men seek treatment while facing legal concerns, professional consequences, divorce proceedings, custody stress, employment issues, or public exposure. The Place does not provide legal advice and does not replace your attorney. However, treatment can help you stabilize, act responsibly, avoid further harm, and build a recovery plan during a difficult season.
If you have an attorney, therapist, or other professional involved, we can coordinate appropriately with your written permission.
Discharge planning begins during treatment.
Recovery does not end when a residential stay is over. Before discharge, we help clients identify the next level of care, therapy needs, recovery meetings, sponsor or accountability support, family considerations, relapse prevention steps, and practical structure for returning home.
The goal is not simply to leave treatment feeling better. The goal is to leave with a realistic plan for living differently.
Yes. A spouse, partner, parent, adult child, clergy member, attorney, therapist, or trusted professional may contact us.
A family member can ask questions, share concerns, and learn about the admissions process. However, admission requires the client’s participation and consent. We do not pressure or shame men into treatment. We help families understand options and next steps.
You do not need to have everything figured out before calling.
A confidential conversation can help you understand whether The Place may be appropriate, what level of care makes sense, and what the next step would be for you or someone you love.
Call The Place or complete the confidential inquiry form to begin.
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