From managing acute anxiety to building long-term life skills, our programs are
shaped by evidence-based protocols and feedback from successful clients.
Designed for those struggling with moderate to severe anxiety or OCD, this outpatient program provides comprehensive, continuous care for expedited and enduring recovery.
Clients in our Intensive Day Program typically have not progressed with weekly therapy on its own. Withdrawal from family, friends, school and favorite activities are common, as well as excessive technology use (social media, gaming) as an unhealthy coping strategy. Our concentrated intensive outpatient program occurs Monday through Friday, over a 6-12 week time frame, depending on severity of symptoms. Each day consists of four hours of targeted individual and group work.
Designed for those struggling with moderate anxiety or OCD, this customized plan provides intense treatment around your school or work schedule.
Clients served with a Custom Intensive Plan want to tackle their moderate anxiety quickly and efficiently before symptoms escalate and impair their daily functioning. Custom Intensive Plans are tailor-made to match the intensity of treatment to the severity of symptoms. After an initial assessment, a treatment plan will be developed which may include a combination of individual therapy, behavioral coaching, and support groups from 3 sessions per week up to 2 sessions per day. As symptoms abate, the treatment plan will be adjusted to meet the level of support needed to maintain recovery.
Compassionate and focused individual therapy sessions with a personally assigned anxiety specialist.
Our clinicians use proven cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) and other approaches to treat anxiety and OCD, which can be complex and affected by other co-occurring symptoms. Depending on individual needs, treatment is supported by advanced technologies such as bio-feedback, virtual reality, and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy, which is particularly effective for trauma recovery.
If you have a medical emergency, please call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.
Join our clients, parents, therapists and founders as they talk about their experience with anxiety and their time at the Anxiety Institute.