Montare Behavioral Health at the Oasis Tarzana

The Tarzana center treats serious mental health conditions, among them anxiety, bipolar disorder, complex PTSD, major depression, and personality disorders. It also supports people facing attachment difficulties, postpartum challenges, grief and loss, and mental health concerns within the LGBTQ+ community. The program serves adults who need structured residential care for these issues, including people with co-occurring substance use. Montare Behavioral Health at the Oasis Tarzana is one of 185 SAMHSA-listed facilities serving Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley. If you are calling about a family member, you may wonder how a small residential setting compares with larger Los Angeles rehabs.

The clinical model pairs evidence-based methods with experiential and holistic practices. Treatment may involve individual, group, and family therapy, plus medication management when it's appropriate. Specialized approaches, including somatic experiencing, emotionally focused relational therapy, DBT, and EMDR, are offered. Supportive activities such as art, music, meditation, and psychodrama are meant to build emotional resilience and overall wellness. The center offers dual diagnosis treatment for substance use and co-occurring mental health in Los Angeles County.

Montare Behavioral Health at the Oasis

The center provides inpatient rehab and dual diagnosis mental health treatment in a small setting of 6-15 beds. Care is individualized and may combine one-on-one counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, couples counseling, family therapy, art therapy, expressive arts, experiential therapy, meditation and mindfulness, and EMDR. The program is evidence-based and puts emphasis on family involvement. This residential rehab in Los Angeles County offers both individual treatment and family involvement. If you are weighing this center for dual diagnosis treatment, ask how the two conditions are treated together and what a typical day looks like.

When a person has a mental health condition together with a substance use disorder, staff create a plan that treats both at once. Most programs run about 90 days, though actual stays vary. This Tarzana center's residential addiction treatment mixes evidence-based and experiential methods. If detox is needed before residential care, the helpline can point you toward suitable Los Angeles options. The center runs dual diagnosis and co-occurring mental health programs in Los Angeles.

• Art Therapy
• Family Therapy
• Eye Movement Therapy (EMDR)
• Experiential Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Meditation & Mindfulness
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Individual Treatment
• Expressive Arts
• Family Involvement

Who the program is built for in Tarzana

• Adults with anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, OCD, or personality disorders
• Those facing mental health and substance use issues together
• LGBTQ+ individuals seeking affirming care
• Veterans and those affected by combat trauma
• Women, including those facing perinatal mental health concerns
• Young adults and men seeking residential support

Setting and length of stay in Tarzana

Montare Behavioral Health at the Oasis is a residential facility with 6-15 beds in Tarzana, California, established in 2020. Programs usually last 90 days. On-site amenities include a pool, outdoor dining and lounge areas, a recreation room, and shared rooms equipped with TVs. Activities span swimming and games to movies and reading. Staff provide services in English and Spanish. This center provides residential addiction treatment in Los Angeles with a pool and outdoor space. When setting up a stay for a loved one, ask about visiting rules and what to pack.

• Outdoor Space
• TV
• Lounge
• Outdoor Dining
• Pool
• Outdoor Lounge
• Recreation Room

Paying for treatment in Tarzana

Payment options feature cash pay rates the center lists. Coverage varies from one plan to another, so call the helpline to check your benefits and confirm what the center accepts. The helpline costs nothing, connects you with trained advisors, keeps things private, and binds you to nothing. For this Los Angeles rehab center, insurance must be checked by phone before admission. If your plan won't cover the stay, ask about cash pay rates and other Los Angeles rehabs that fit your budget.

Questions worth asking earlier

• How does the center coordinate dual diagnosis treatment for mental health and substance use?
• What decides how long a typical stay lasts, and how long is that?
• Are family sessions included, and how often do they occur?
• What aftercare planning is available, including outpatient treatment and transitional housing?
• Does the center accept my insurance, and how are cash pay rates set?