Working professionals
The evening IOP track fits around a full-time job, and we never contact your employer.
Outpatient mental health treatment in Westwood, minutes from UCLA, with day and evening programs. It's the mental health side of our addiction treatment center in Los Angeles.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Eric Chaghouri, MD, our medical director. June 2026
Telehealth tooanywhere in California
Outpatient mental health treatment means you get therapy and psychiatric care here, then sleep in your own bed. You come to our Westwood clinic on a set schedule, or join by telehealth from anywhere in California. You get far more support than a weekly therapist can give, with no hospital stay.
We treat depression, anxiety, PTSD and complex trauma. We also treat bipolar disorder and other mood problems, plus the drinking or drug use that often shows up next to them.
A weekly hour helps a lot of people. When it stops being enough, you usually notice it at work or at home first. If a couple of these sound like you, a free assessment will show which level of care fits.
That depends on the program. PHP, our day program, is for times when symptoms make normal life hard to manage. IOP, our intensive outpatient program, is lighter, so you can keep working or studying. Some people start in PHP and step down to IOP as things settle.
Your plan may cover it. We work with most major PPO plans, and we check your benefits for free, usually within the hour. You hear what we find before you decide anything.
Federal parity law and California's SB 855 require health plans to cover medically necessary mental health care the same way they cover physical care.
What we find out for you
People come from all over the Westside, from Brentwood and Santa Monica to Culver City and Beverly Hills. Care can fit around a job or a class schedule, and family can be part of it when you want them there.
The evening IOP track fits around a full-time job, and we never contact your employer.
We're a short drive down Westwood Blvd from campus, so its easy to fit sessions around classes.
With your OK, the people closest to you can join sessions and learn how to help.
Our physicians are bilingual, and we offer family sessions in Spanish.
We're at 1964 Westwood Blvd, Suite 425, south of Santa Monica Blvd and north of Olympic. It's a few minutes from the 405 and the 10, and there's parking, plus street parking nearby. Our phone line, (424) 208-3120, is answered 24/7 in English or Spanish.
Yes. When a mental health condition and drinking or drug use show up together, it's called a dual diagnosis. We treat both in one plan, with one team, so you're not going back and forth between two clinics.
Working with Viola was amazing. She helped me open up, look at things honestly, and do real work on myself.