Provider profile · Europe
THE BALANCE
THE BALANCE offers individualized care in Mallorca, Zurich, London.
Individual residential care:
Mallorca, Zurich, London
- Residential locations
- Mallorca, Zurich, London
- Residential model
- Fully individual care · a residence reserved for one client
- Typical duration
- Typically 4–8 weeks; confirmed after assessment
- Sources checked
01 · The provider
Private treatment,
organized around one person.
Comparison facts and sources
Individual care with the setting and intensity agreed for each client · Mallorca, Zurich, London
- Treatment locations
- Mallorca, Zurich, London
- Before admission
- Clinical suitability, the care setting, responsible professionals and individual plan are confirmed before arrival.
- Continuing care
- The individual proposal confirms the continuing-care plan, duration, professional responsibilities and included services.
Source record · 2026-10-26
Residential programme details and cocaine/co-occurring scope checked October 18, 2026.. Independent facility-level licensing verification not completed for this comparison.
Luxury rehab comparison · Fees and inclusions · Selection methodology
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THE BALANCE offers individualized care in Mallorca, Zurich, London. The individual proposal confirms the setting, clinical schedule, included services and continuing support.
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 program is reviewed and adapted as the client’s needs, circumstances, and progress develop.
THE BALANCE provides the same fully individual private residential mental health and addiction care model in Mallorca, Zurich, London . Program details are confirmed for the selected location. Individuals and families based in Dubai can explore private European treatment for clients from Dubai and the UAE , including admissions, travel coordination and continuing care.
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.
THE BALANCE
THE BALANCE offers individualized care in Mallorca, Zurich, London. The individual proposal confirms the setting, clinical schedule, included services and continuing support.
THE BALANCE offers individualized care in Mallorca, Zurich, London. The individual proposal confirms the setting, clinical schedule, included services and continuing support.
Residential programme details updated October 17, 2026. Program inclusions and follow-up are confirmed in the written proposal for your selected program. THE BALANCE program fees and inclusions .
Why THE BALANCE
1. Fully Individual Treatment and Activities
THE BALANCE offers individualized care in Mallorca, Zurich, London. The individual proposal confirms the setting, clinical schedule, included services and continuing support.
Each residence is reserved for one client, with a dedicated chef and personal manager. All clinical, bodywork and holistic sessions, excursions and activities are individual. The daily schedule, clinical appointments, communication, and personal support are organized around the individual.
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 individualized 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 program and assessed needs, the client may also receive support from a personal in-house counselor and selected complementary therapists.
Where appropriate and with the client’s authorization, 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 stabilization, or hospital-based care are required, appropriate local services are coordinated as part of the wider care pathway.
How the admission decision is made
THE BALANCE describes admission as a review of the person, the proposed location and the support actually available. A preferred villa, an available budget or a professional referral does not settle that decision. Its published suitability criteria include current symptoms, physical health, medication, substance use, earlier treatment, consent and practical requirements. The team may request records or another assessment before confirming a stay.
For someone moving from an existing program, explain why a change is being considered and what the current clinician recommends. The resulting proposal should identify the specific problem the residential phase is meant to address. Acceptance can be conditional on completing another stage of care or confirming safe travel. This makes the prearrival decision more useful than a general statement that a program is personalized.
Understanding medical responsibility outside the residence
THE BALANCE’s medical and hospital care framework distinguishes its residential program from independent medical professionals, diagnostic services and hospitals. A coordinated appointment does not make an outside institution part of the residence. For a proposed investigation or specialist consultation, establish who provides the service, where it happens, who receives the findings and which clinician follows up.
This distinction matters when comparing Mallorca with Zurich. A travel plan should describe the relevant local arrangements instead of assuming the same professionals or hospital pathway in both places. The written scope should also identify separately billed services. A family can then understand whether an unfamiliar charge relates to the residential program, an independent consultation or hospital treatment, without relying on the broad phrase “medical support.”
Planning essential work without taking over the treatment schedule
For clients with professional responsibilities, THE BALANCE publishes a specific approach to working during treatment. Work access is considered individually and can change as the clinical picture becomes clearer. Options described by the provider include delegated decisions, a trusted person filtering requests and scheduled communication periods. These are possible arrangements, not a promise that a normal workday can continue during residential care.
Before arrival, distinguish decisions that genuinely require the client from matters someone else could handle. Discuss time zones, recurring calls, document access and the effect of work on sleep or attendance. The useful outcome is an agreed boundary around responsibilities, with a way to review it. That is more specific than choosing a private setting solely because it offers discretion.
Making an international handoff understandable
The provider’s continuing-care framework describes coordination with clinicians and support in the place the client returns to. The included duration shown in the current program schedule is one part of that arrangement. Another is identifying who handles prescribing, psychotherapy, coordination and urgent concerns after departure. Those responsibilities should remain clear if the client changes country or divides time between homes.
Ask what information will be shared with the receiving professional and which permissions are needed. A useful handoff can explain the work completed, unresolved questions and the next review without sending every record to every person involved. Confirm the first appointments and any limits on remote availability before leaving. These practical details help distinguish a defined continuing-care service from an open-ended expectation that the residential team will manage every future concern.
Compare THE BALANCE with other providers
Use these comparison guides to review care settings, treatment scope, costs, and continuing care before requesting a personal assessment and written quote.
Source check: October 18, 2026, for the additional provider details above.
THE BALANCE
THE BALANCE’s Swiss residential location is Zurich. The local comparison should identify its actual city program, the proposed private residential arrangement, and the professionals involved. Treatment sessions and activities are individual; the written proposal should confirm the specific residence and program inclusions. Additional Swiss medical, diagnostic, psychiatric, or hospital services may be coordinated when clinically indicated and available, rather than assumed to be delivered inside the residence.
What does the Zurich proposal confirm about the residence, clinical team, external appointments, and continuing care?
THE BALANCE website: https://thebalance.clinic
Provider information summarized by Luxury-Rehabs.com. Read the official sources and profile methodology.
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
Fees
The weekly fee depends on the setting and intensity of treatment. The written proposal confirms the care plan and included services.
| Provider | Weekly fee | Determined by |
|---|---|---|
| THE BALANCE | 30'000–90'000 per week | Setting and treatment intensity |
Fees are quoted in EUR for Mallorca, CHF for Zurich and GBP for London.
Official fee information, checked October 17, 2026.
The program, setting, length of stay, and payment terms are confirmed in the individual proposal.
Provider-listed inclusions
- The individual proposal confirms the residential setting, clinical schedule, professionals, included services and continuing support.
Possible additional charges
- Hospital care and medical services outside the agreed scope Exceptional travel, security or companion arrangements Extended treatment or services added to the plan
Continuing care: Continuing support is agreed individually, including duration, clinical responsibility and any associated costs. The agreement sets out the actual arrangements and scope.
03 · Locations
Where care
takes place.
Residential treatment
Mallorca, Spain
Private residential care in an island setting. Residence, accessibility and the clinical plan are confirmed for each admission.
Read the provider’s location detailsResidential treatment
Zurich, Switzerland
Private residential care with coordinated access to Swiss medical specialists and hospital services when needed.
Read the provider’s location detailsResidential treatment
London, United Kingdom
Fully individual private residential care in Mallorca, Zurich, London, with clinical, bodywork and holistic sessions, excursions and activities arranged individually. Each residence is reserved for one client, with a dedicated chef and personal manager. Suitability, the team and the treatment plan are confirmed before arrival.
Read the provider’s location detailsResidence addresses and practical arrangements are confirmed individually for Mallorca, Zurich, London. The same fully individual private residential care model applies in all three locations.
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.
What are THE BALANCE weekly fees?
The weekly fee ranges from 30'000–90'000 per client, depending on the setting and treatment intensity. The fee section explains the local currency; the individual proposal confirms the total and included services.
Which treatment locations are available?
THE BALANCE provides individual residential treatment in Mallorca, Zurich, London. Clinical suitability, the setting and the individual care plan are agreed before admission.
Where do the photographs come from?
The images are from THE BALANCE’s website. Residence photographs illustrate its published settings; the Lake Zurich image shows the surrounding location. Source links and captions accompany the gallery.
Can I choose the residence shown in a photograph?
The provider’s residences page explains that the allocated property and its features are confirmed individually. A photograph does not guarantee availability of that property.
How are privacy and the daily schedule arranged?
The residence, individual schedule, professional responsibilities and privacy arrangements are agreed in the personal treatment proposal. Discuss communication preferences and any family involvement before admission.
How is continuing care arranged?
The individual proposal confirms the continuing-care plan, responsible professionals, appointment format and duration. Any separately charged services should be identified in writing.
06 · Sources & transparency
Know where
the information comes from.
This directory profile uses provider-published information checked on . Source checks record publicly available provider information.
- Program fees, inclusions and typical duration
- Mallorca residential treatment
- Zurich residential treatment
- Private residential care in Mallorca, Zurich, London
- Private residences and photography
- Suitability and admission criteria
- Clinical governance and safety
- Dr. Sarah Boss: provider-published clinical biography
- Provider overview and location photography