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Our self-pay, 20-day residential program starts at $66,000, with an expert care team that focuses on personalized treatment in an all-inclusive warm environment and residential private suites.
A proven, personalized approach to treatment-resistant depression
We take an in-depth, thoughtful approach to diagnosis while simultaneously beginning treatment, meaning a faster road to recovery. At The Retreat, a part of Sheppard Pratt, you’ll experience individual therapy, medication management, group therapy, experiential therapy, and more – all with the goal of finding the right care options and building a personalized treatment plan that’s effective for you. Of our residents, 88% report reduced depressive symptoms, and 94% report clinical improvement in their ability to engage in daily activity.
Why Choose Us
Located near Baltimore, our 87-acre campus has 22 residential suites designed to feel like home.
A team of highly qualified doctors and clinicians lead all aspects of each resident's care
behavioral health professionals who are making sure everyone gets the individual treatment they need.
An average stay lasts between three weeks and several months.
or more hours a week of individual and group therapies.
Residents enjoy the independence of cell phones and Wi-Fi connections
Supported by Sheppard Pratt, consistently recognized as one of the nation's top psychiatric hospitals.
Who We Serve
Our experts help adults 18+ who haven’t found adequate care for long-lasting suffering. Our team addresses every aspect of care, meaning that residents have the opportunity to make meaningful progress toward recovery.
Supportive Surroundings
Healing can be hard work. That’s why The Retreat is designed to make every resident as comfortable as possible within our residential self-pay program.
Meeting Every Challenge
Many people suffering from a mental health condition like depression have sought relief in outpatient settings and haven’t found an effective solution. Incorrect diagnoses and inadequate care can be common problems. Not responding to treatment or only getting partially better is not enough – why accept ‘better’ when thriving can be possible?
A New Start
Jane Roberts went to The Retreat to change her behavior; learn how to think about life in a different way; and, at the root, to receive help for her borderline personality disorder and depression. “I’m very thankful for my experience at The Retreat and Ruxton House,” she says. “They basically saved my life. I don’t know where I would be otherwise.”