THE BALANCE Luxury rehab & private care.

01 · The provider

Private treatment,
organized around one person.

THE BALANCE offers luxury residential treatment in Mallorca, Spain, and Zurich, Switzerland, with a private residence dedicated to one client. Its published model brings together mental health and addiction care in an individual program. London provides assessment and continuing care.

Care begins with a detailed assessment and an understanding of the person beyond a diagnosis, including physical health, clinical history, relationships, responsibilities, previous treatment experiences, and longer-term goals.

A multidisciplinary team coordinates the relevant psychiatric, psychological, medical, nutritional, trauma-informed, somatic, and integrative elements within one treatment plan. The programme is reviewed and adapted as the client’s needs, circumstances, and progress develop.

THE BALANCE provides residential treatment in Mallorca, Spain, and Zurich, Switzerland. Private assessment, clinical consultation, transition planning, and continuing care are available in London before or after residential treatment.

This model may be particularly relevant when several concerns interact, previous treatment has not led to lasting progress, or professional, family, or public responsibilities require a high degree of privacy, flexibility, and coordination.

Why THE BALANCE

1. One Client at a Time

Each residential programme at THE BALANCE is dedicated to one client.

The individual does not enter a shared treatment facility, join a residential cohort, or follow a standard group timetable. Instead, the residence, daily schedule, clinical appointments, communication, and personal support are organised around that person.

This creates greater privacy and continuity while allowing the team to respond thoughtfully as the client’s needs, circumstances, and progress develop.

2. Assessment-Led, Multidisciplinary Treatment

Mental health, addiction, trauma, eating disorders, physical health, relationships, and co-occurring concerns are considered together rather than addressed through separate or disconnected services.

Depending on the client’s assessed needs, treatment may include individual psychotherapy, psychiatric or medical review, trauma-focused and somatic therapies, nutritional care, family involvement, movement, and selected neurobiological or integrative interventions.

Not every client receives every intervention. Each element is selected and sequenced for a defined purpose within one coordinated treatment plan.

3. The Mind and Body Considered Together

Physical and psychological health are considered as interconnected parts of the wider clinical picture.

Medical history, medication, sleep, nutrition, metabolic factors, and clinically indicated laboratory findings may inform treatment. Where appropriate, biochemical restoration or individualised nutrient support may be included under clinical review as one component of care.

These measures complement rather than replace psychiatric, psychological, and medical treatment.

4. Privacy, Residential Support, and Continuing Care

Treatment takes place in a carefully selected private residence with personal space and controlled access.

A dedicated residential team coordinates appointments, chef-prepared meals, transportation, communication, and practical requirements with discretion. Depending on the programme and assessed needs, the client may also receive support from a personal in-house counsellor and selected complementary therapists.

Where appropriate and with the client’s authorisation, family members, existing clinicians, and trusted advisers may be involved within clearly defined roles and confidentiality boundaries.

Planning for transition and continuing care begins during residential treatment. The purpose is not only to support progress within the protected residential environment, but also to connect treatment with the relationships, responsibilities, healthcare, and everyday circumstances to which the client will return.

Suitability is assessed before admission. THE BALANCE is a private residential treatment setting rather than an acute medical or psychiatric hospital. When specialist diagnostics, medical stabilisation, or hospital-based care are required, appropriate local services are coordinated as part of the wider care pathway.

Clinical leadership and accountability

THE BALANCE identifies Dr. Sarah Boss, MD as its Clinical Director and a specialist in psychiatry and psychotherapeutic medicine. The provider publishes further information about clinical governance and safety. Confirm the professionals responsible for the proposed program and their local credentials before admission.

02 · Fees & planning

How much does
THE BALANCE cost?

THE BALANCE publishes a private residential program fee of CHF 90,000 per week. The figures below use that weekly rate. View the provider’s fee page, checked 12 September 2026.

Four- and eight-week figures are calculations, not individual quotes. Additional charges may apply. Duration and payment terms are confirmed in the written proposal.

Continuing care: Three months of personalized continuing care is listed by the provider. The agreement sets out the actual arrangements and scope.

03 · Locations

Where care
takes place.

Residence addresses and practical arrangements are confirmed individually. London has a different role from the Mallorca and Zurich residential programs.

04 · The setting

A closer look at
the surroundings.

Photography from THE BALANCE’s website. Captions distinguish residence settings from the wider location. The specific property and facilities depend on the individual proposal.

Photo sources: provider residences page and provider homepage.

05 · Common questions

Useful answers,
before you inquire.