The Newport Institute OCD Program in Santa Rosa Valley, California offers specialized treatment for young adults ages 18-35 struggling with obsessive compulsive disorder and related anxiety conditions including agoraphobia, panic disorders, social anxiety, and trichotillomania. Residents live in gender-specific homes while receiving comprehensive care centered around exposure and response prevention therapy (ERP). This intensive approach includes 4.5 hours of daily therapy five days a week, conducted in both group and individual settings, with supplemental independent homework assignments to reinforce progress. The program integrates multiple evidence-based approaches including cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, and attachment-based family therapy. Experiential components such as horticulture, creative arts, and adventure therapies provide practical tools for emotional regulation and stress management. Family involvement forms a cornerstone of treatment, with dedicated family therapy sessions helping loved ones heal collectively. Newport Institute's multidisciplinary team includes psychiatrists, family therapists, nurse practitioners, counselors, specialized art and music therapists, dieticians, and adventure therapists. Treatment begins with a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation to guide individualized care plans and appropriate medication management. The facility features a fully equipped learning center with dedicated tutors who support residents in continuing their collegiate studies, college applications, or vocational skill development. Grounded in compassion and ongoing research, the program continuously evaluates treatment efficacy through outcome studies to ensure quality care.