The ARTS Outpatient

03/24/2026

Transitioning from military service back to civilian life is rarely a simple process. For many veterans, the shift involves navigating the physical and psychological toll of their service, which can sometimes lead to substance use as a coping mechanism.

Watching a veteran you care about struggle with addiction can be heartbreaking, confusing, and overwhelming. You might ask yourself, “How can I support a veteran struggling with addiction?”

How can I support a veteran struggling with addiction? Discover tips for communication, available resources, and how The ARTS IOP can help.

03/20/2026

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03/17/2026

Many of us have a specific image in mind when we think of depression: someone who can’t get out of bed, struggles to maintain hygiene, or isolates themselves completely from the world. While these are certainly valid and common experiences of major depressive disorder, they don’t capture the full spectrum of mental health struggles.

What is high functioning depression? Learn the signs and how The ARTS IOP can help you recover with mental health treatment in Canoga Park.

03/13/2026

The line between "prescribed" and "dependent" can blur faster than we realize. 🌫️

It usually starts quietly: a shift in your routine, a change in your mood, or a feeling that you’re no longer the one in the driver's seat. If this feels familiar, please know it isn’t a failure. It’s biology.

Your brain and body have simply adapted, and it’s okay to ask for help to hit the reset button. The sooner you reach out, the sooner you can get back to you.

If you or someone you love is struggling, call us at (866) 915-8820 or visit us online at thearts.group

03/10/2026

Mental health terminology can be confusing. When someone struggles with emotional regulation or maintaining relationships, it is not always immediately clear where the issue stems from.

Two categories often discussed—and frequently confused—are mood disorders and personality disorders. While they can share similar symptoms and even overlap in the same individual, they are distinct conditions with different origins, patterns, and treatment plans.

Confused about the difference between mood disorder vs personality disorder? Learn the key distinctions and how we at The ARTS IOP can help with both.

03/06/2026

Addiction often speaks the loudest, but it doesn't speak the truth. Healing is learning to question that voice and choosing your own instead. Every time you pause and choose yourself, you’re building a better way home.

What’s one kind thing you can do for yourself this afternoon? 💙

03/02/2026

Meet Kevin Lott, a compassionate CADC III counselor at The ARTS dedicated to guiding clients toward lasting recovery.

With a Psychology degree from University of Memphis and advanced training in addiction care, Kevin combines clinical expertise, empathy, and accountability to help individuals build meaningful, sustainable lives. 💙

📞 Call us at (877) 407-2787 or visit thearts.group

03/01/2026

Discover healing in a safe and comforting space with The ARTS.

If you or someone you love is struggling, call us at (866) 915-8820 or visit us online at thearts.group

02/23/2026

Mental health terminology can be confusing. When someone struggles with emotional regulation or maintaining relationships, it is not always immediately clear where the issue stems from. Two categories often discussed—and frequently confused—are mood disorders and personality disorders.

While they can share similar symptoms and even overlap in the same individual, they are distinct conditions with different origins, patterns, and treatment plans.

Confused about the difference between mood disorder vs personality disorder? Learn the key distinctions and how we at The ARTS IOP can help with both.

02/23/2026

Golden Road Recovery in Chatsworth, Ca is seeking dedicated AMFTs to join our residential treatment team.

Please submit resumes to: jason@goldenroadrecovery.com

02/21/2026

When one person in a family struggles with mental health issues or addiction, the entire family unit feels the impact. It’s a ripple effect—stress, miscommunication, and resentment can slowly erode the foundation of the household.

You might feel like you are walking on eggshells, unsure of how to support your loved one without enabling them, or perhaps you feel entirely unheard in the chaos.

A goal of family therapy is to help heal relationships. Discover other key goals for addiction and mental health recovery at The ARTS IOP.