Clearview Treatment Programs Venice

Based in Venice, Clearview Treatment Programs offers more than one level of care for individuals dealing with substance use and mental health concerns. In Los Angeles, the center offers standard outpatient intensive outpatient residential and partial hospitalization programs. There is also a residential option for women whose psychiatric needs include conditions such as borderline personality disorder. The program draws on practices grounded in evidence and research to support people working through substance use, trauma, and related conditions.

Clearview's programs in Los Angeles address addiction alongside depression, anxiety, and personality disorders. The weekly schedule includes 12-Step meetings held each day, family therapy, and psychoeducation, plus a five-week course in family skills grounded in dialectical behavior therapy. Clients also join community outings for volunteering, shopping, and time outdoors.

Each person's diagnosis and needs shape how treatment plans are adjusted. Detox services help clients move into residential care, which usually lasts 30 days. While in the program, clients see their therapist weekly for individual sessions, and group and family sessions happen daily. At this Los Angeles rehab, therapies may include DBT, CBT, and Seeking Safety groups.

Clearview treatment programs venice

Clearview Treatment Programs Venice provides a Los Angeles continuum running from residential care through outpatient rehab. Detox is offered before residential treatment begins for those who need it first. The center holds Joint Commission accreditation, which has been operating since 2000.

Counseling approaches offered include individual sessions, acceptance and commitment therapy, art therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy. The center also provides dialectical behavior therapy, meditation and mindfulness, motivational interviewing, relapse prevention counseling, and Seeking Safety. All of it sits inside a medical, evidence-based, holistic framework that treats substance use alongside mental health conditions.

• Seeking Safety
• Relapse Prevention Counseling
• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
• Meditation & Mindfulness
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Holistic
• Medical
• Art Therapy
• Motivational Interviewing and Enhancement Therapy (MET)

Who the program is built for in Venice

• LGBTQ+ individuals, men, women, midlife adults, and young adults
• Individuals facing co-occurring conditions like anxiety, bipolar disorder, or PTSD
• Those seeking help for alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, or other drug use
• Individuals with personality disorders, self-harm concerns, or suicidal thoughts
• People experiencing chronic relapse or burnout who need structured support

Setting and amenities at Clearview

Clients in treatment at the Venice site have beach access, gardens, and an outdoor lounge. There is also a fitness center, meals prepared by a chef, and airport transfers. Programs usually run 30 or more days, and the schedule includes beach walks, yoga, and AA/NA meetings. Services are offered in English.

• Gardens
• Fitness Center
• Chef-prepared Meals
• Airport Transfers
• Access to Nature
• Luxury
• Outdoor Lounge
• Beach Access

Coverage and payment in Venice

Clearview Treatment Programs accepts cash pay rates, and insurance must be verified by phone. Benefits vary from one plan to another, so confirm yours with the center directly. If you hold private insurance, the helpline can help you learn whether your plan covers care at this facility. The helpline never treats or diagnoses; instead, it links callers to licensed providers free of charge.

Questions to put to this center

• Does my insurance cover outpatient care at Clearview Venice, and what is the process for verification?
• How do you determine the appropriate level of care for someone with both addiction and a mental health condition?
• What is the typical length of stay in the outpatient program, and how often do sessions take place?
• Are the therapists specifically trained in dialectical behavior therapy for borderline personality disorder?
• What aftercare options, such as alumni events or follow-up sessions, are available after discharge?