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Depressive Disorder
Depression is one of the most common mental disorders, according to the National Survey of Psychiatric Epidemiology.
- Adults: 4.8%
- Teenagers: 7.2% (between 12 y 17 years old)
- Elders: 6.8%
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Anorexiaa
It is an eating disorder characterized by excessive weight loss caused by the patient themselves. It occurs primarily or most frequently in adolescent girls, although cases exist in men and at different ages. The causes can be multiple, but there is no single specific cause; there are some sociocultural and psychological risk factors that influence its development.
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Addictions
Learn about chemical and psychological addictions:
how chemical substances impact thoughts and behavior, with paths to recovery from psychological dependence.
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Autism
It is a neurological condition that begins in childhood, mostly affecting males, and lasts a lifetime. It affects behavior, social interaction, communication, and learning.
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Eating Disorders
If you’re struggling, you’re not alone. We offer confidential assessments, evidence-based therapy, and nutrition support for anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating. Compassionate care, tailored to teens and adults, to help you on the path to recovery.
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Addictions
Learn about addictions and mental health: how chemical substances, alcohol, and psychoactive substances impact thoughts and behavior, with paths to recovery from psychological substances. We help patients understand how chemical substances, including alcohol and other psychoactive substances, affect the brain and behavior, and why psychological factors can contribute to dependence.
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Drugs
(Psychoactive Substances)Facing challenges with alcohol or other psychoactive substances? You’re not alone. At Margaritas Therapeutic Community, we understand how addictions can impact mental health, daily life, and relationships. Our compassionate team offers confidential assessments, personalized treatment plans, and evidence-based therapies to support recovery and well-being.
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Neurocognitive Disorders
If you or a loved one notice memory changes, confusion, or mood shifts, you’re not alone. Our compassionate team offers supportive resources, coping strategies, and confidential guidance. Learn about early signs, personalized care plans, and local resources.
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Psychiatric Disorders
Discover clarity and relief with compassionate care for Psychiatric Disorders. If you or a loved one are facing challenges like Schizophrenia, Bipolar Disorder, or Sleep Disorders, you’re not alone—help is available.
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Schizophrenia
Struggling with symptoms of Schizophrenia or another mental health challenge? Our clinic offers compassionate, evidence-based Schizophrenia treatment tailored to you. We focus on medication management, psychotherapy, and practical strategies to improve daily functioning and quality of life.
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Binge Eating Disorder
A binge eater consumes large quantities of food in a very short time; these episodes are considered binges and occur frequently. They are usually overweight, although this is not always the case. After a binge, they feel guilt or shame about the large amount of food they have eaten, but unlike bulimia, they do not purge, induce vomiting, fast for extended periods, or exercise excessively.
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Psychological Addictions
Many people struggle with patterns around internet use, shopping, or work that feel compelling beyond control. These behaviors can serve as coping in the moment but may take a toll on mood, sleep, relationships, and daily functioning. If you’re noticing you turn to these activities to avoid feelings or stress, you’re not alone—and help is available.
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Sleep Disorders
Sleep disorders are not considered a serious illness; however, they should be treated because they have consequences that disrupt the daily life of the person who suffers from them, causing exhaustion, poor performance, lack of energy, or daytime sleepiness. We share important information about the most common disorders.
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Psychological Disorders
Some types of dementia are progressive, meaning symptoms may begin very mildly, worsen over time, and in most cases are irreversible. It can occur at any stage of life; however, it is characteristic of older adults. Care must be taken in diagnosis because it is similar to delirium.
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Delirium
It appears suddenly and lasts for hours or days. The person experiencing it may lose touch with reality, and it is generally reversible, but it must be addressed quickly, taking into account the underlying disorder or cause that triggered it.
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Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
A brain injury occurs after an accident in which the head suffers a blow, violent impact, or jolt, causing damage to one or more regions of the brain. It commonly happens in car or sports accidents. The injury can vary in severity, but a severe impact requires immediate hospital attention and can be fatal.
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Bipolar Disorder
It is characterized by an altered mood, ranging from elation, heightened energy, activity, euphoria, and a surge of vitality—a state known as mania—to depression, where mood is reduced, activity is inactive, or depression occurs. Those experiencing it feel out of control over their emotions, and it can affect men and women equally.
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Dementia
Some types of dementia are progressive, meaning symptoms may begin very mildly, worsen over time, and in most cases are irreversible. It can occur at any stage of life; however, it is characteristic of older adults. Care must be taken in diagnosis because it is similar to delirium.
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Alcohol
The vast majority of people usually consume alcohol at parties or gatherings, even occasionally without any celebration, however, it is considered a disorder when there is a dependence on alcohol, they lose control when drinking it and cannot stop, in addition to the need to continue ingesting and when the withdrawal syndrome occurs when they have not drunk from one to five days.
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Bulimia
This is an eating disorder characterized by compulsive overeating, known as binge eating episodes. These episodes occur repeatedly, and the person experiencing them has no control over the amount of food they consume, usually doing so in secret. Once the episode has passed, they try to compensate for everything they have eaten through intense exercise, eating healthy foods, or self-induced vomiting due to fear of gaining weight. It commonly affects adolescent or young adult women, although cases in men do exist.
Addictions
Learn about addictions and mental health: how chemical substances, alcohol, and psychoactive substances impact thoughts and behavior, with paths to recovery from psychological substances. We help patients understand how chemical substances, including alcohol and other psychoactive substances, affect the brain and behavior, and why psychological factors can contribute to dependence.
Chemical Substances
Struggling with addictions to chemical substances? At our clinic, we understand that alcohol and other psychoactive substances can change how you feel, think, and act. You’re not alone, and help is available. Our mental health specialists offer compassionate support, evidence-based treatments, and personalized recovery plans to help you regain control and improve your well-being.
Alcohol
The vast majority of people usually consume alcohol at parties or gatherings, even occasionally without any celebration, however, it is considered a disorder when there is a dependence on alcohol, they lose control when drinking it and cannot stop, in addition to the need to continue ingesting and when the withdrawal syndrome occurs when they have not drunk from one to five days.
Drugs
(Psychoactive Substances)
Facing challenges with alcohol or other psychoactive substances? You’re not alone. At Margaritas Therapeutic Community, we understand how addictions can impact mental health, daily life, and relationships. Our compassionate team offers confidential assessments, personalized treatment plans, and evidence-based therapies to support recovery and well-being.
Psychological Addictions
Many people struggle with patterns around internet use, shopping, or work that feel compelling beyond control. These behaviors can serve as coping in the moment but may take a toll on mood, sleep, relationships, and daily functioning. If you’re noticing you turn to these activities to avoid feelings or stress, you’re not alone—and help is available.
Eating Disorders
If you’re struggling, you’re not alone. We offer confidential assessments, evidence-based therapy, and nutrition support for anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating. Compassionate care, tailored to teens and adults, to help you on the path to recovery.
Anorexia
It is an eating disorder characterized by excessive weight loss caused by the patient themselves. It occurs primarily or most frequently in adolescent girls, although cases exist in men and at different ages. The causes can be multiple, but there is no single specific cause; there are some sociocultural and psychological risk factors that influence its development.
Bulimia
This is an eating disorder characterized by compulsive overeating, known as binge eating episodes. These episodes occur repeatedly, and the person experiencing them has no control over the amount of food they consume, usually doing so in secret. Once the episode has passed, they try to compensate for everything they have eaten through intense exercise, eating healthy foods, or self-induced vomiting due to fear of gaining weight. It commonly affects adolescent or young adult women, although cases in men do exist.
Binge Eating Disorder
A binge eater consumes large quantities of food in a very short time; these episodes are considered binges and occur frequently. They are usually overweight, although this is not always the case. After a binge, they feel guilt or shame about the large amount of food they have eaten, but unlike bulimia, they do not purge, induce vomiting, fast for extended periods, or exercise excessively.
Neurocognitive Disorders
If you or a loved one notice memory changes, confusion, or mood shifts, you’re not alone. Our compassionate team offers supportive resources, coping strategies, and confidential guidance. Learn about early signs, personalized care plans, and local resources.
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
A brain injury occurs after an accident in which the head suffers a blow, violent impact, or jolt, causing damage to one or more regions of the brain. It commonly happens in car or sports accidents. The injury can vary in severity, but a severe impact requires immediate hospital attention and can be fatal.
Dementia
Some types of dementia are progressive, meaning symptoms may begin very mildly, worsen over time, and in most cases are irreversible. It can occur at any stage of life; however, it is characteristic of older adults. Care must be taken in diagnosis because it is similar to delirium.
Psychological Disorders
Some types of dementia are progressive, meaning symptoms may begin very mildly, worsen over time, and in most cases are irreversible. It can occur at any stage of life; however, it is characteristic of older adults. Care must be taken in diagnosis because it is similar to delirium.
Autism
It is a neurological condition that begins in childhood, mostly affecting males, and lasts a lifetime. It affects behavior, social interaction, communication, and learning.
Delirium
It appears suddenly and lasts for hours or days. The person experiencing it may lose touch with reality, and it is generally reversible, but it must be addressed quickly, taking into account the underlying disorder or cause that triggered it.
Depressive Disorder
Depression is one of the most common mental disorders, according to the National Survey of Psychiatric Epidemiology.
- Adults: 4.8%
- Teenagers: 7.2% (between 12 y 17 years old)
- Elders: 6.8%
Psychiatric Disorders
Discover clarity and relief with compassionate care for Psychiatric Disorders. If you or a loved one are facing challenges like Schizophrenia, Bipolar Disorder, or Sleep Disorders, you’re not alone—help is available.
Schizophrenia
Struggling with symptoms of Schizophrenia or another mental health challenge? Our clinic offers compassionate, evidence-based Schizophrenia treatment tailored to you. We focus on medication management, psychotherapy, and practical strategies to improve daily functioning and quality of life.
Bipolar Disorder
It is characterized by an altered mood, ranging from elation, heightened energy, activity, euphoria, and a surge of vitality—a state known as mania—to depression, where mood is reduced, activity is inactive, or depression occurs. Those experiencing it feel out of control over their emotions, and it can affect men and women equally.
Sleep Disorders
Sleep disorders are not considered a serious illness; however, they should be treated because they have consequences that disrupt the daily life of the person who suffers from them, causing exhaustion, poor performance, lack of energy, or daytime sleepiness. We share important information about the most common disorders.
Our unique model allows patients to be in an inclusive environment, interact with society, and thrive within it. Over time, we have seen excellent results with the types of therapies and workshops we offer, which set us apart from institutions, psychiatric clinics, and other halfway houses in Mexico.
MEET OUR TEAM
Fully committed
to your mental health
Meet Margaritas Therapeutic Community
Medical Staff
Facilities
We have the best facilities in an area away from the city for the peace of mind of our patients.
- Pavilion 1
- Pavilion 2
- Sports court
- Green areas
Activities
Our therapies include a variety of activities both within and outside the community.
- Crafts and Arts Activities
- Workshops:
- Reading Workshop
- Film Discussion Workshop
- Bookbinding Workshop
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Physical Activities:
- Yoga
- Tai Chi
- Movement Therapy
- Pilates
Treatments and Therapies
at Margaritas Therapeutic Community
Multidisciplinary Approach
Psychological Care
It focuses on guiding the patient through a health professional (psychologist).
Medical Treatment
Interconsultations with internal medicine, dentistry, neurology, gynecology etc, plus laboratory and imaging tests according to the patient's needs.
Psychological Care
It focuses on guiding the patient through a health professional (psychologist).
Medical Treatment
Interconsultations with internal medicine, dentistry, neurology, gynecology etc, plus laboratory and imaging tests according to the patient's needs.
