Center for Discovery Granite Bay
Mental Health Treatment Facility in Granite Bay
5422 Cavitt Stallman Road , Granite Bay, CA 95746
Facility overview
Center Type: Mental Health
Levels of Care: Inpatient/Residential
Client Focus: Teen/Adolescent, Adults
Occupancy: -
Facility Summary:
At Discovery, you’ll work with our highly-trained, expert staff who’ll give you the confidence and reassurance you need to succeed. Using evidence-based techniques, they’ll guide you through the entire process and help propel you to discovering a better you. Center For Discovery Granite Bay high level of care eating disorder treatment facility offers residential treatment and partial hospitalization for female and non-binary (regardless of sex assigned at birth) patients who are between 16 and 26 years of age who are struggling with an eating disorder. This Northern California eating disorder treatment center opened in March 2016 and serves the Sonoma and Central California valleys. The rural facility sits on a secluded plot of land with a putting green, horse corral and barn, and overlooks a beautiful salt-water pool and waterfall providing patients with a serene feeling. This treatment facility is unique in that it offers eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) and and yoga therapy. Treatment modalities we offer include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), exposure & response prevention (ERP) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT). Healing, growth and a positive relationship with food is possible with the Center for Discovery Dietary Program. Our approach the CARE-CFD Model, which stands for “consistent attuned relational eating.” This means patients have the steadiness of a dietary plan that is adaptable to what’s happening in their life. The CARE-CFD Model embraces: trauma-focused nutrition therapy; collaboration between patients and the care team; responsiveness to the whole body, including being in tune with the nervous system; and weight inclusivity. In addition to receiving evidence-based therapies, patients all have the opportunity to put “joyful” back into movement through yoga and other activities.
