Clearview Treatment Programs grounds every program in proven, evidence-based therapies. Across its residential programs — Women’s Mental Health, Addiction with Co-Occurring Mental Health, and Gender-Inclusive Mental Health — Clearview’s clinical team builds an individualized plan around the therapies that best fit each client’s diagnosis. Every clinician is extensively trained in the modalities Clearview offers, giving each client strong footing for sustained progress.
Clearview's Evidence-Based Therapies
Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT)
DBT combines cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) with mindfulness principles to help clients regulate emotions, strengthen relationships, and tolerate distress. As a national leader in comprehensive DBT, Clearview weaves it through every program — in individual sessions with a DBT therapist and in DBT skills groups.
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
CBT examines how thoughts, emotions, and behaviors influence one another. By interrupting destructive belief systems and intrusive thought cycles, CBT helps clients stay grounded in the present and see themselves and others more objectively. It's a core therapy in Clearview's individual and group sessions.
Motivational interviewing
Motivational interviewing helps clients work through natural ambivalence toward change. Rather than pushing, the therapist collaborates with the client — drawing out their own reasons for change while preserving their sense of autonomy.
Acceptance + commitment therapy (ACT)
ACT helps clients face uncomfortable emotions, work through them, and commit to their goals. By shifting perspective, clients can change how they respond to situations they can't control. ACT is used to treat a range of emotional and mental health conditions.
Mindfulness
Mindfulness teaches clients to stay present and respond to what their senses tell them in the moment. Through meditation, mindful meals, mindful walks, and mindful listening, clients build self-awareness, stronger coping skills, and greater tolerance for difficult situations and people.
Seeking Safety
Seeking Safety treats post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and trauma alongside co-occurring substance use. It helps clients rebuild a sense of safety in their relationships, thoughts, and emotions while strengthening coping skills and emotional stability.