You will be given a tour of our beautiful campus, which overlooks one of Malibu’s most beautiful beaches. Throughout your stay, our staff will endeavor to ensure you get what you need and that your treatment is flawlessly executed. Our client advocates will get you settled into your room, help you to know what you can expect to happen, and will be available, day and night, if you have any questions. You will never be without a way to ask for help or to get your questions answered during your time with us.

Within a short time after arrival, you will have a medical assessment done by one our MDs, who will supervise any detoxification required and give specific instructions to our staff and to the client regarding their detox. Our staff will take the doctor’s orders and execute them with attention to detail and care. Depending on your addiction, quantity of use, and drug of choice, you may be resting more during the first few days after arrival. It is our intention to get you up and moving through treatment as quickly and comfortably as possible, but we do want you to take whatever rest you need first.

When you get to experience your first meal at Seasons in Malibu you will discover another of our differences from other residential treatment centers – the quality of food and the gourmet attention to quality, taste, freshness and health that our executive chefs give to each meal they create.

Between meals there are plenty of snacks and drinks to keep you hydrated, focused, and healthy.

All the while, a treatment team, including doctors, psychologists and holistic practitioners will be meeting frequently together to focus on your individual treatment program. They will be constantly honing and fine-tuning your individual program for maximum affect to speed you on your way to long term sobriety.

Come to Seasons in Malibu and tour our facility, meet with our clinical staff and find out for yourself why our personalized, one-on-one approach to addiction and mental health treatment makes us the best choice for you or a loved one to finally achieve long-term sobriety.