About
Clearview Women's Center is a comprehensive dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) program designed to treat clients with diverse gender identities, ages 18 and older who struggle with a variety of emotional disorders. It is one of the only programs in the country specifically designed to treat clients with diverse gender identities with borderline personality disorder (BPD) or serious emotional dysregulation.
Offering an inclusive environment of hope and healing, our residential treatment center is located only a mile from the beach in sunny Venice, California, where our clients live in one of our tranquil homes. Both the living quarters and program facilities are safe, nurturing, and intimate, and are designed to make each client’s stay as comfortable as possible.
What We Treat
At Clearview Women’s Center, our highly qualified and experienced therapists can help you to address your issues, learn new skills, and make a recovery from one or more of the following disorders:
- Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)
- Emotion Dysregulation
- PTSD/Trauma
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Bipolar Disorder
- Depersonalization Disorder
- Eating disorders
Levels of Care
At Clearview, we want you to get the treatment that is most appropriate for you. You will work with one of our skilled admissions counselors to determine which of the following treatment programs will give you the best chance at recovery:
- Residential
- Day Treatment
- Outpatient Treatment
- Complete Continuum of Care
Insurance Providers
- Anthem Blue Cross
- Kaiser
- TriWest - We are proud to be a part VA Community Care Network (NPI #: 1427214261).
Start Your Recovery Journey
The first step to making a lasting recovery from Borderline Personality Disorder or another psychiatric disorder is to reach out. At Clearview Women’s Center, our experienced admssions counselors are available to offer you guidance to determine which of our treatment programs is the best fit for you. If one of our programs isn’t the best fit, we will help you to find a program that will be.
