Individualized Clinical Support. Integrated Into Real Life.
Young adults often arrive at Bodhi Casa with histories that extend beyond substance use alone. Anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, mood disorders, family dynamics, executive-functioning challenges, and previous treatment experiences may all be part of the larger picture.
Bodhi Casa provides the structured living environment, community, accountability, and real-world experiences that support recovery and increasing independence.
For residents who need clinical care, comprehensive outpatient services are available through Bodhi Wellness Collective, a separate clinical practice, or through a resident’s existing or outside providers.
There is no single clinical approach that is right for every person
Through Bodhi Wellness Collective, residents can access licensed clinicians and psychiatric providers based on their history, current needs, personality, and therapeutic goals. Clinical care can evolve as greater stability is established and new needs emerge.
Residents may also continue working with established outside therapists, psychiatrists, or other treatment professionals when appropriate.
Clinical services available through Bodhi Wellness Collective may include:
One-on-one therapeutic work tailored to the individual’s history, needs, strengths, and goals.
Psychiatric evaluation and ongoing medication management when clinically appropriate.
Comprehensive assessment and diagnostic clarification when a deeper understanding of cognitive, emotional, behavioral, or executive-functioning concerns may be helpful.
Specialized therapeutic approaches for individuals whose histories include trauma, attachment disruption, or other difficult life experiences.
Clinical support addressing communication, relationships, boundaries, family patterns, and the ways family systems can influence recovery.
Clinical care for individuals navigating substance use alongside mental health or psychiatric concerns.
Recovery rarely exists in isolation.
Substance use can intersect with mental health, trauma, attention and executive functioning, relationships, identity, family dynamics, and the transition into adulthood. In some cases, a young adult may arrive after multiple treatment experiences, diagnoses, medications, or approaches that have produced an incomplete or changing clinical picture.
Access to thoughtful assessment and experienced clinicians can help bring greater clarity to that picture.
Depending upon individual needs, Bodhi Wellness Collective clinicians may work with concerns involving:
Clinical appropriateness is considered individually. When someone requires services or a level of care beyond what is appropriate for the Bodhi Casa environment, families and professionals can be supported in identifying appropriate outside resources.
The right approach for the right person
Effective therapy depends not only on methodology, but also on the relationship between clinician and client.
Clinicians through Bodhi Wellness Collective draw from established, evidence-based therapeutic approaches according to each individual’s needs and clinical presentation. Approaches may include:
Rather than applying a single methodology to every client, clinical work can be individualized and evolve over time.
Thoughtful psychiatric support
For residents who benefit from psychiatric care, services through Bodhi Wellness Collective may include comprehensive psychiatric evaluation and ongoing medication management.
Medication is considered within the broader context of the individual’s mental health, therapeutic work, recovery, functioning, and overall well-being.
Greater clarity can change the direction of care
For some young adults, the question is not simply what support they need, but whether the clinical picture has been fully understood.
Psychological and neuropsychological assessment through Bodhi Wellness Collective can help clarify questions involving diagnosis, attention, executive functioning, personality, mood, cognition, and other psychological concerns.
This can be particularly valuable for individuals who have accumulated multiple diagnoses, medications, or treatment experiences over time. More comprehensive assessment can provide useful information to the individual, family, and treating professionals and help inform future clinical decisions.
The family is part of the process
Young adulthood creates a complicated shift for families. Parents are often learning how to remain supportive while establishing healthier boundaries, reducing unproductive patterns, and allowing their son to develop greater independence and responsibility.
Bodhi Casa places significant emphasis on family involvement and communication.
When clinical family work is appropriate, family therapy and family-systems services are available separately through Bodhi Wellness Collective. Bodhi Casa also provides parent support and guidance focused on navigating the practical realities of recovery, accountability, boundaries, and the transition toward greater independence.
This combination allows the resident and family system to grow alongside one another.
Meet some of the clinical professionals
Clinical services are provided by appropriately licensed professionals through Bodhi Wellness Collective.
Psychiatry & Medication Management
Dr. Sones is a double board-certified psychiatrist and psychotherapist with expertise in mood disorders, trauma, ADHD, psychosis, and complex diagnostic cases. He trained at UCLA and also serves as a Clinical Instructor at the David Geffen School of Medicine. His approach blends psychotherapy, genetic testing, and lifestyle interventions with a focus on long-term stability, clarity, and individualized treatment.
A separate clinical practice
Comprehensive outpatient mental health care
Bodhi Wellness Collective is a separate outpatient clinical practice providing individualized mental health and behavioral health services.
Its licensed professionals provide access to psychotherapy, psychiatry and medication management, psychological and neuropsychological assessment, trauma-focused care, family therapy, addiction-focused services, and other specialized clinical support.
Residents of Bodhi Casa may receive services through Bodhi Wellness Collective or continue working with independent outside providers according to their individual clinical needs.
This relationship allows Bodhi Casa to remain focused on what it does best—providing a highly engaged recovery environment centered around community, accountability, relationships, movement, purpose, and increasingly independent living—while clinical care remains in the hands of appropriately licensed professionals.
Every young adult arrives with a different history, different strengths, and different clinical needs.
We welcome conversations with families, clinicians, educational consultants, interventionists, and other professionals to determine whether Bodhi Casa may be an appropriate next step.
