Mark Behavioral Health Lantana

Mark Behavioral Health is a residential facility in Lantana, Florida, focused on adults with co-occurring addiction and mental health conditions. The program stays small by design: with just a handful of beds, staff can offer each person steady, personal attention. Care rests on evidence-based methods and a trauma-informed approach, so treatment begins with safety, trust, and collaboration rather than labels or symptoms alone.

The clinical team includes licensed professionals who provide individual and group therapy. The setting includes shared spaces for games, movies, and reading, plus a recreational area. The goal is to help people stabilize, understand their patterns, and leave with a plan for ongoing support, whether that means outpatient care, returning home, or telehealth follow-up. The program is not a detox or medical stabilization unit; it is a residential mental health program that also addresses co-occurring substance use.

Programs at Mark Behavioral Health

This center provides residential care that addresses mental health needs together with substance use, and most stays run about 45 days. Counseling is offered one-on-one, along with many group and experiential options: adventure therapy, art therapy, attachment-based family therapy, experiential therapy, EMDR, meditation and mindfulness, mindfulness therapy, and rational emotive behavior therapy. The program is evidence-based, holistic, individual, and strengths-based, built for adults who want structure and support in a setting that does not feel like a large institution.

Because the program is small, the daily schedule can adapt to the person. If you are considering this center for yourself or someone else, ask how the therapies are matched to specific conditions such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, OCD, or personality disorders. The center also treats co-occurring substance use, but it does not provide medical detox on site; if withdrawal risk is present, a clinician should assess whether a different level of care is needed first.

• Evidence-Based
• Attachment-Based Family Therapy
• Individual Treatment
• Adventure Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Meditation & Mindfulness
• Mindfulness Therapy
• Strengths-Based
• Eye Movement Therapy (EMDR)
• Holistic

Who the program is built for in Lantana

• Adults of all genders, including men and women, who need residential mental health treatment.
• Young adults, midlife adults, and older adults, including professionals and LGBTQ+ individuals.
• People with mild disabilities who can take part in a group-based residential setting.
• Individuals with conditions such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, OCD, ADHD, grief and loss, personality disorders, schizophrenia, and trauma.
• People with co-occurring substance use who do not need medical detox at admission.

Where you stay, how long, and amenities

Most people stay about 45 days, and the center holds 6-15 beds. Amenities include access to nature, airport transfers, an arcade, gourmet dining, and an outdoor lounge. Air conditioning is available in rooms, which may be shared or private, with TV, walk-in closets, housekeeping, and coffee and tea. For activities there are games, movies, and reading, and the program is offered in English. That small size is central to the design rather than an afterthought.

• Arcade
• Outdoor Lounge
• Airport Transfers
• Access to Nature
• Gourmet Dining

Paying at Mark Behavioral Health

The center lists self-pay pricing. Insurance may be accepted too, though reimbursement hinges on your policy and the intensity of care, so confirm benefits by phone before deciding anything. This helpline can help you verify what the center requires and what your plan covers. If you use Medicaid or another public program, ask directly whether the center participates, since a listing on SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov does not guarantee in-network status.

Questions worth asking before admission

• Does the center provide medical detox on site, or would I need a different setting first if I am at risk for withdrawal?
• How are therapies chosen for my specific condition, and how often will I see a licensed clinician?
• What is the daily schedule, and how much individual versus group time is typical?
• What aftercare is included, and how does discharge planning work for someone returning home or moving to outpatient care?
• What are the total cash pay costs, and what does my insurance require before admission?