Advanced Mental Health Treatment for Complex Cases
Structured, clinically driven care for adults whose mental health needs haven’t been resolved by standard treatment.
- Trauma-focused, clinically rigorous approach
- Gender-specific programming for safety and depth
- Residential, PHP, and IOP levels of care
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A calm, Structured Setting That Supports Focus, Safety, and Therapeutic Work.
Many clients arrive after therapy or outpatient care that helped manage symptoms but didn’t create lasting change.
- Experiential Therapies
Equine, art, music, and adventure-based modalities integrated into care.
- Structured Residential Living
Predictable routines that support stability and emotional regulation.
- Gender-Specific Programming
Separate men’s and women’s tracks to support openness and trust.
- Integrated Wellness
Movement and physical wellness incorporated into treatment.
Clinical Structure Built for Complex Mental Health.
Wings Recovery works with adults whose mental health challenges require experienced judgment, consistency, and coordinated care.
4 Therapy Sessions Per Week
Clients engage in multiple structured therapy sessions weekly, allowing for depth and continuity.
Trauma-Focused Care
Trauma is addressed when clinically relevant, without reducing treatment to a single lens.
Highly Credentialed Team
Licensed clinicians including PhDs, LMFTs, and experienced mental health professionals.
Gender-Specific Care Model
Gender-specific housing to ensure a safe, comfortable, and focused healing environment for both men and women.
High-Functioning Adult Focus
Designed for professionals and individuals who carry significant internal strain.
Support for First Responders
Experience working with duty-related stress and trauma exposure.
Continuum of Care
Residential, PHP, and IOP within one coordinated system.
Thoughtful Transition Planning
Aftercare planning supports continuity beyond discharge.
If Treatment Hasn’t Worked Before, There’s Usually a Reason.
When symptoms persist, it often means the underlying drivers haven’t been fully addressed. A private conversation can help clarify what’s been missing—and whether this level of care makes sense.
Treatment That Adapts As Stability Improves
Clients often move through levels of care as clinical needs change.
Residential Treatment
Our residential program provides 24/7 structured support in a highly supervised and clinically intensive environment. This level of care allows for deep therapeutic work while ensuring safety, stabilization, and continuity of care.
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
Our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) is designed for executives, business owners, professionals, and high-performing individuals who need intensive mental health support without stepping fully away from their responsibilities.
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Clients participate in structured therapy sessions multiple times per week, focusing on relapse prevention, emotional regulation, trauma resolution, and skill-building.
Treating Conditions That Often Require Specialized Layered Care
Treatment plans are individualized and commonly support individuals experiencing:
Common Conditions:
Complex PTSD (C-PTSD)
Complex PTSD is typically associated with prolonged or repeated trauma and difficulty with emotional regulation.
PTSD & Trauma-Related Disorders
Responses to past traumatic experiences that impact emotional and mental wellbeing.
Co-occurring disorders (dual diagnosis)
Simultaneous mental health and substance use disorders.
Bipolar Disorder
Mood swings that range from depressive lows to manic highs.
Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)
Ongoing worry, tension, and nervousness that interfere with daily life.
Major Depressive Disorder (MDD)
Persistent sadness, hopelessness, and loss of interest in previously enjoyed activities.
Panic Disorder
Recurrent panic attacks and intense fear often accompanied by physical symptoms.
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Intrusive thoughts and compulsive behaviors that disrupt daily functioning.
Adjustment Disorders
Difficulty coping with significant life changes or stressors.
Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)
Instability in relationships, self-image, and mood regulation.
Experience Matters in Complex Mental Health
The clinical team includes PhDs, LMFTs, and licensed clinicians experienced in treating nuanced, high-acuity mental health presentations.
Nancy Staycer, LCSW, CEDS
CLINICAL DIRECTOR – WOMEN’S PROGRAM
Chris Small, MD
MEDICAL DIRECTOR
Susie Martin, MA, SUDCC
SUBSTANCE USE COUNSELOR – WOMEN’S PROGRAM
Laura Catlin, CADC II
SUBSTANCE USE COUNSELOR – MEN’S PROGRAM
Quality Care Covered by Insurance
Wings Recovery works with a range of insurance plans and private pay options based on clinical need.
We Do Not Accept Medica or Medicare
A Clear, Supportive Next Step
The process is designed to reduce overwhelm and support informed decisions.
Step 1:
Private conversation with a clinical specialist.
Step 2:
Clinical assessment to determine fit and level of care.
Step 3:
Begin a structured treatment plan.
Perspectives From Former Clients and Families
Experiences vary based on individual needs and engagement.
Chloe Pan-Kita
Going to Wings Recovery for three and a half months — from residential, to PHP, to IOP — truly changed my life. Before I arrived, I was in an incredibly low place and felt I had only two options: to give up, or to try something like this. I’m so grateful my mom found Wings for me, because I didn’t even have the energy or clarity to research programs myself. Wings helped me understand why I reacted the way I did, gave me tools to make healthy choices for my future, and supported me as I made them. At first I planned to return to Los Angeles after treatment, but by the end I knew what was right for me was moving to New York. With their guidance I found a job, a therapist, and support groups there. The structure was life-changing: therapy all day from 9–4, learning DBT, ACT, CBT, IFS, boundary work, trauma support, plus daily process groups. In residential I also learned basic life skills — cooking, cleaning, making my bed, living without my phone — which helped me break years of isolating habits. EMDR was especially transformative for my depression and PTSD, and having access to it alongside weekly therapy, and a psychiatrist who could adjust medications in real time, made a huge difference. Wings is hard work, but if you’re at the point where nothing else has helped and you want to experience joy again, it’s worth it. I can honestly say Wings gave me the tools to build a new life.
silvia rocha
I’ve been at Wings recovery for the past 30 days and I have had nothing but the best experience I absolutely adore Cody and Sydney 🌻, the medical assistant my therapist, Stephanie met with me today of my intake and absolutely cared for me and provided me with the best therapy along with Kalia with the EMDR. All the groups are ran very well very structured so if you’re looking for a place where you can actually get real treatment. Wings is definitely on top of the list. Also, the client care technicians from Lidia ❤️❤️❤️, Jasmine, Jocelyn, Angelina Katie Kendall, and all the others have been so gracious absolutely Liz is amazing also I want to thank Danny who picked me up and I was having a panic attack she was so supportive and comforting. Also Alexis is super supportive and gets things done
bonnie McLaughlin
This is an amazing program that honestly changed my life. They have a really unique approach trauma and addiction. They use emdr in their trauma therapy, and you also see your primary therapist. I made so much progress here. As well, the staff is very understanding and welcoming. I also stayed in their sober livings and the houses are beautiful and clean. I also can’t say enough good things about the house managers. They went out of their way to work with me and genuinely cared about what I was going through. If I could give them 6 stars I would.
DNA Rose
I am so grateful for my time at Wings. The therapists and staff have shown so much care and compassion. Even though there are no therapists who specialize in Autism, everyone was incredibly accommodating and willing to learn more. Very LGTBQ+ supportive and safe! The houses for residential are nice and well kept and the staff actually care and are kind. The groups are a combination of process and education. Many groups will begin with reading a worksheet about a topic or skill and then the rest of the time is spent discussing how people feel about and how to apply it. Some groups are entirely process.
Julia D Whitney
Words are inadequate to express that gratitude I feel for this facility and its staff. They took me as a mentally/emotionally battered soul beyond my own recognition and some how made me feel human again. It was in the way even the support staff and care technicians treated us like we were normal human beings with problems instead of problems parading around like human beings. It gave me the hope and courage to try to begin to see myself that way, and that is when the healing started. With that and their incredible therapists I was able to (over a series of months) hope again, that I could find happiness again. They gave me invaluable tools and knowledge to face my mental/emotional and even physical limitations and choose hope instead of self destruction. Wish I could say it has been easy peasy ever since–it is not. In some ways life has gotten harder, but I feel like they were at least able to give me what I needed to begin the climb to overcome my problems. THANK YOU WINGS!!
Ian Kellam
As a behavioral health professional, I can confidently say that the clinical product offered by Wings is nothing short of exceptional. It would be really difficult to find another organization that offers the level of clinical support that they offer to their patients. Katy and Alisa created something special here and have incredible professionals like Shari representing the program.
Mental Health Care That Makes a Real Difference
These numbers represent lives changed, not just stats.
Questions? We’re Here to Answer
How is treatment structured at Wings Recovery?
Treatment is structured, individualized, and guided by clinical assessment. Care adapts over time rather than following a fixed program or timeline.
What makes this different from standard therapy or outpatient care?
Wings provides a higher level of structure and clinical coordination than weekly therapy, which allows deeper work and more consistent progress.
Do clients receive the same therapies or different ones?
Treatment plans are individualized. Therapies are selected based on each person’s needs, history, and response to care—not a one-size-fits-all model.
How do you balance depth with safety?
Treatment is paced carefully. Stabilization and skills-building come first, with deeper work introduced as readiness increases.
What is the role of experiential therapies?
Experiential therapies support emotional processing, regulation, and engagement—especially when talk therapy alone isn’t sufficient.
How involved are clinicians in day-to-day care?
Clients work closely with licensed clinicians throughout treatment, with regular therapy sessions and ongoing clinical oversight.
How do I know if this level of care is appropriate?
A private conversation with a clinical specialist can help determine whether this program aligns with your needs or situation.
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