Accreditation
- NAATP Member, DHCS
The Beach Cottage at Seasons in Malibu provides compassionate, highly personalized mental health treatment in a serene, ocean-side setting. Just moments from the beach, it offers a supportive, welcoming environment where clients can begin meaningful healing while addressing the underlying causes of their mental health conditions.
At The Beach Cottage, the clinical team takes time to understand each client’s unique history, symptoms, and goals. Over a 30-day stay, clients receive up to 54 hours of dedicated one-on-one care—an exceptional level of individualized support. Evidence-based therapies are complemented by holistic services including acupuncture, mindfulness, and yoga to create a truly comprehensive treatment experience.
Located just steps from Malibu’s El Matador Beach, the cottage offers a tranquil, luxurious retreat designed for rest and renewal. Clients enjoy private accommodations, daily gym access, personalized nutrition coaching, and restorative beach walks. Enriching weekly excursions—such as swimming, surfing, hiking, and cooking classes—foster balance, connection, and personal growth. Scenic outdoor spaces provide an ideal atmosphere for individual therapy, group work, and moments of quiet reflection.
The Beach Cottage at Seasons in Malibu treats a wide range of substance use and mental health conditions, including ADHD, ADD, Anxiety, Bipolar, Co-Occurring Disorders, Codependency, Depression, Grief and Loss, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Sex Addiction, Stress, Trauma.
The Beach Cottage at Seasons in Malibu provides treatment for Men, Women, Men and Women, Professionals, Executives, offering a structured and supportive recovery environment. The program is designed to support individuals who need personalized care in a private and clinically focused setting.
The Beach Cottage at Seasons in Malibu offers a full continuum of care, including Residential, Detox, Concierge Treatment, Private Therapy. This allows clients to transition between levels of care while maintaining consistent clinical support throughout their recovery journey.
The Beach Cottage at Seasons in Malibu uses a combination of evidence-based and holistic approaches, including Holistic, Bio-Medical, Evidence-Based, Family Involvement. Treatment plans are tailored to each individual’s needs to support long-term recovery.
Clients at The Beach Cottage at Seasons in Malibu participate in therapies such as 1-on-1 Counseling, Family Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Acupuncture, Art Therapy, Couples Counseling, Equine Therapy, Experiential Therapy, Eye Movement Therapy (EMDR), Hypnotherapy, Massage Therapy, Meditation & Mindfulness, Mindfulness Therapy, Music Therapy, Neurofeedback, Nutrition Counseling, Recreation Therapy, Somatic Experiencing, Trauma-Specific Therapy, Yoga. These therapies are designed to address both substance use and underlying mental health conditions.
The Beach Cottage at Seasons in Malibu provides aftercare planning to help clients maintain progress after completing treatment. This may include Alumni Events & Get-Togethers, supporting long-term recovery and relapse prevention.
The Beach Cottage at Seasons in Malibu offers a range of amenities designed to support comfort and recovery, including Air-Conditioned Rooms, Beach Access, Luxury, Ocean View, Outdoor Lounge, Pool, TV, Snacks, Allow Cell Phones, Armchair or Sofa, Private Rooms, Internet, Ultra Luxury. These features help create a supportive environment for healing and overall well-being.
Clients at The Beach Cottage at Seasons in Malibu may participate in structured activities such as Yoga, Physical Fitness, Adventure Outings, Swimming, Water Activities. These activities help build routine, improve mental well-being, and support long-term recovery.
The Beach Cottage at Seasons in Malibu offers specialized support for individuals with unique needs, including Flexible technology policies. Programs are designed to provide privacy, flexibility, and individualized treatment planning.
What people are saying
Depression is often hard to identify in many people, especially adults. The symptoms of depression vary from one person to another. As is true for any other behavioral disorder, it is important to keep a close watch on the changes in your day-to-day functioning. Depression and its associated symptoms can vary from person to person depending on the trigger event. The trigger can be anything ranging from substance abuse to genetic predispositions, etc. Here are some signs that you must look for if you or someone you love is suffering from depression.
Read moreAnxiousness can be tricky to notice because it can show up differently in people. It is common that people come and seek help for substance abuse, only to realize that they are dealing with anxiety. The real problem with anxiety is that a large number of day-to-day activities can make us stressed. Anxiety extends way beyond the feeling of being scared and can make people feel alone and seek isolation. A staggering 40 million people in America suffer from anxiety. A few find relief by engaging in healthy habits like exercise and meditation, but a large portion tend to tilt towards the use of substances to manage their symptoms. This makes things worse for them and those around them.
Read moreBipolar is often a misunderstood and complex disease. Bipolar disorder can lead to huge losses and erratic behavior patterns leading to chaos in daily life. It is also misdiagnosed and causes huge negative consequences in the lives of people suffering from this disorder. Recognizing the signs of bipolar is crucial for treatment and early intervention improves the chances of success and mitigates the impacts of the disease.
Read moreThe Seasons Integrative Trauma Treatment Model (STM) is a program for care that focuses on core traumatic experiences. STM has shown a great improvement in functioning for those that graduate from our recommended program.
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Last reviewed: December 2025