Teen Anxiety Treatment Programs in Los Angeles, CA
Expert Care for Teen Anxiety
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Teen Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Our teen IOP programs are created with a comprehensive approach in mind to best serve your unique needs. This program provides various therapeutic approaches and mental health treatments like individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy, holistic modalities, medication management if necessary, and case management.
The IOP program targets your anxiety using evidence-based solutions that can help you understand and manage your anxiety symptoms. Teen IOP is 12 weeks of treatment that meets 3 days a week and 3 hours per day.
Teen IOP
- 12 weeks of treatment
- 3 days a week
- 3 hours per day
You are free to identify the days that support your schedule, Monday through Friday
What to Expect with Teen IOP
When beginning IOP treatment, you’ll meet with the mental health professionals who will be working with you. Since you’ll be engaging in a wide range of treatments, you’ll have a few mental health professionals that you’ll be seeing on a weekly basis.
It’s important to know who you’ll be working with during your time in IOP while you navigate your anxiety, build healthier relationships, and learn useful coping skills for everyday life. These programs include:
Individual Therapy
Our therapists will determine which method of therapy is best for you, such as somatic therapy, gestalt therapy, eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), or cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT).
Medication Management
We provide you with adolescent psychiatry services that consider your environment, genetics, and mental state to monitor the effects of the medication.
Case Management
Group Therapy
You will have the opportunity to give and receive peer support and ease anxious feelings. You will also attend other types of group sessions, which will focus on specific goals.
Holistic Groups
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Types of Anxiety Disorders Teens Struggle With
Identifying the type of anxiety disorder you are experiencing can make managing the symptoms easier and your long-term healing more successful. Here are some of the common types of anxiety in teens:
- Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) – This is an anxiety disorder that tends to manifest in teens through excessive worry about parts of life, not necessarily about a specific aspect.
- Panic Disorder – This involves a physical reaction of intense fear, which can be sudden and unexpected when panic attacks occur.
- Social Anxiety Disorder – For teens, this anxiety disorder presents excessive worry about social interactions, how you are perceived, and fear of embarrassment.
- Separation Anxiety Disorder – This disorder stems from being away from a person or thing that has created comfort for you. It can be so severe that you are unable to be alone, even to complete basic tasks.
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Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) – This anxiety disorder in teens manifests by needing to follow certain processes, numbered sequences, and cleanliness manners. It can vary from person to person, but the occurrence can be severe enough that daily functioning is hindered.
When trying to manage the occurrences of your teen anxiety symptoms, it can also manifest with other mental health conditions like depression, as well as substance abuse. It’s important to manage your anxiety to prevent other mental disorders from developing or worsening. A proper therapeutic plan can help manage and improve co-occurring symptoms.
Our Other Services
In addition to our teen programs, we offer mental health services and addiction treatment for adults in residential, outpatient and virtual settings, for a wide range of conditions including anxiety, depression, PTSD, alcohol and drug addictions, and more. Learn more about our comprehensive services:
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What causes anxiety in teens?
Many factors contribute to anxiety, like academic pressure, social pressure, familial conflict, biological changes, and specific phobias.
Contact Clear Behavioral Health today to learn more about our teen anxiety treatment programs.
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What does anxiety look like in a teenager?
Anxiety can manifest differently for every teen, but some notable symptoms are excessive irritability, annoyance, extreme avoidance, fidgeting, declining attendance, declining grades, withdrawal from social situations, inability to communicate needs, and sometimes explosive behaviors after a period of quietness.
Call us today to find out how Clear Behavioral Health’s teen mental health program can help.
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How to help a teenager with anxiety?
If a teenager is battling anxiety, having an open and honest conversation is always the first step. Learning what they may be struggling with, what is possibly causing the anxiety, and getting enough information to know the anxiety is unmanaged can help with long-term healing.
As they enter treatment, learning how to support them with their coping skills and giving them the space needed to heal will help you both long term.
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