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Calabasas adults can reach residential anxiety treatment at Villa Healing Center, located just east in Woodland Hills. The program serves adults 18 and older with generalized anxiety, panic disorder, social anxiety, and trauma-related anxiety through CBT, exposure therapy, EMDR, and medication management when clinically indicated. We accept most major commercial insurance. Call (888) 669-0661.

Residential anxiety treatment next door to Calabasas

Villa Healing Center runs a residential anxiety program a short drive from Calabasas, in neighboring Woodland Hills, for adults 18 and older. Residential care means living onsite with clinical staff present 24 hours a day, which fits anxiety that weekly outpatient therapy can no longer contain. The team onsite includes licensed therapists, a psychiatric medication prescriber, registered nurses, and behavioral health technicians, giving Calabasas adults access to a level of care that local outpatient offices do not provide.

The program addresses the four anxiety disorders most common in adults. Generalized anxiety disorder brings ongoing worry across life with muscle tension and disrupted sleep. Panic disorder produces sudden panic attacks and fear of the next one. Social anxiety disorder involves intense fear of judgment and avoidance of social settings. Trauma-related anxiety and PTSD follow a traumatic event, carrying hyperarousal, intrusive memories, and avoidance.

Deciding between an outpatient therapist and a residential program

A Calabasas adult needs residential care when weekly therapy no longer keeps the anxiety manageable. That threshold shows up when daily functioning breaks down, when panic or avoidance interferes with work and normal routines, or when anxiety runs with depression, trauma, or self-harm urges that call for 24-hour clinical support. Villa Healing Center uses the LOCUS framework from the American Association of Community Psychiatrists to match each adult to the right level of care. Those who remain stable at home are placed in PHP, IOP, or continued care rather than residential, based on the assessment.

What a resident's week looks like

Residential days combine individual therapy, group therapy, family sessions, and integrative wellness programming. Treatment opens with a clinical assessment by a licensed therapist shortly after admission, which identifies the anxiety disorder, its severity, co-occurring conditions, and the appropriate level of care. The treatment team then sets a plan and reviews it each week. The schedule holds individual and group sessions, scheduled family therapy, and wellness work in mindfulness, yoga, art therapy with credentialed art therapists, and movement therapy. At admission, staff screen for suicidal ideation and self-harm with the Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale, keeping monitoring and safety planning in place as clinically indicated.

The therapies and medications used in treatment

Five clinical approaches drive treatment. CBT forms the backbone of daily work, reshaping the thoughts that drive anxiety and adding structured exposure across individual and group sessions. Exposure and response prevention treats panic disorder, social anxiety, and phobia features through gradual, supervised exposure. DBT builds distress tolerance and emotional regulation for adults whose anxiety comes with emotional dysregulation or self-harm urges. EMDR, provided by EMDRIA-certified clinicians, treats trauma-related anxiety and PTSD. For medication, a psychiatric prescriber most often uses SSRIs such as sertraline, escitalopram, and fluoxetine, or SNRIs such as venlafaxine and duloxetine, with benzodiazepines kept to brief, cautious use.

Treating anxiety and its co-occurring conditions together

Co-occurring conditions are treated in the same residential program, so anxiety is addressed with major depression, PTSD, ADHD, stress-related conditions, suicidal ideation, and self-harm where mental health is the primary concern. Handling these together produces stronger outcomes than dividing them among separate providers. Villa Healing Center does not offer primary substance use disorder treatment. When an adult’s needs fall outside the program’s scope, the SAMHSA locator at findtreatment.gov lists state-licensed programs nationwide.

Insurance and admission for Calabasas residents

Federal parity law requires commercial plans that cover mental health to match their medical and surgical benefits, and Villa Healing Center accepts most major commercial insurance for anxiety treatment. Prior authorization applies to residential care on most plans, with continued-stay reviews based on medical necessity through the LOCUS framework. Deductible and coinsurance set out-of-pocket cost. For out-of-network plans, admissions works through reimbursement, single-case agreements, and self-pay options. Most admissions complete within a short window after insurance verification and clinical assessment, and same-day admission is possible in some cases. Call (888) 669-0661 to begin.

The short drive from Calabasas to the residence

Villa Healing Center is at 23033 Ostronic Drive, Woodland Hills, California 91367, directly east of Calabasas in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles County. The residence is reachable from the 101 Freeway, a short drive from Calabasas, and serves adults across Calabasas, Woodland Hills, West Hills, Tarzana, Encino, and Agoura Hills, with admissions coordinated from Los Angeles County, Ventura County, and Southern California.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a residential anxiety program near Calabasas?

Yes. Villa Healing Center runs a residential anxiety program for adults 18 and older in neighboring Woodland Hills, a short drive from Calabasas, with 24-hour clinical staffing. Call (888) 669-0661.

When should someone choose residential over an outpatient therapist?

Residential care fits when weekly therapy no longer keeps anxiety manageable, when daily functioning breaks down, or when anxiety occurs with depression, trauma, or self-harm urges requiring 24-hour clinical support.

What therapies are used to treat anxiety?

The program uses CBT, exposure and response prevention, DBT, EMDR for trauma-related anxiety, and psychiatric medication management, delivered through daily individual and group therapy.

Does the program accept insurance from Calabasas residents?

Villa Healing Center accepts most major commercial insurance, and parity law requires mental health coverage on par with medical benefits. Call (888) 669-0661 to verify your plan.

How fast can admission happen?

Admission typically completes within a short window after insurance verification and clinical assessment, and same-day admission is possible in some cases.

What if I am in crisis right now?

If you are in immediate danger, call 911. For crisis support, call or text the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or text HOME to 741741. Reach admissions at (888) 669-0661 once you are safe.

Medical Reviewer

Clinically reviewed by Dr. Courtney Scott, MD, Medical Director at Villa Healing Center. Board eligibility: Emergency Medicine, Internal Medicine, Addiction Medicine.
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For Calabasas adults whose anxiety needs more than a weekly session, residential care is close by. Call our admissions team to start.