Tarzana Treatment Centers

Tarzana Treatment Centers offers valuable support for Mental Health Treatment Professionals, including Psychiatrists, Therapists, and Counselors. The goal is to help them supply quality resources to their younger patients. For example, well-made mental health-oriented movies that are available on Netflix. Our carefully vetted top ten list can be an ongoing resource for you.

The California ACEs Aware screening program is a positive step in the right direction. As a compassionate healthcare organization, Tarzana Treatment Centers, Inc. (TTC) focuses on providing integrated treatment programs and whole-person service options. Thus, TTC is proud to be part of this initiative. From the beginning, TTC has known the vital role of trauma-informed care.

When you look at the statistics relating to veterans and opioid use disorder, the numbers are staggering, and it all relates back to chronic pain.

Tarzana Treatment Centers offers valuable support for SUD (Substance Use Disorder) Treatment Professionals, including Psychiatrists, Therapists, and Counselors. The goal is to help them supply quality resources to their patients. For example, well-made SUD-oriented movies and series that are available on Netflix.

TTC is grateful to all Veterans for their service, and we're proud to work with the VA in providing treatment for those in need.

COVID-19 Release Tarzana Treatment Centers', Inc. (TTC) services are deemed essential by both the state and local governments. We encourage all our patients and anyone that has been considering substance use or mental health treatment to continue their path to better health. TTC is committed to providing quality health care to the community and at this time is not cancelling any services to patients at any of our agency sites. Dispensing of medications for addiction treatmen...t, intakes and admissions, individual counseling, case management, group sessions, inpatient and residential admissions and transfers are all continuing without interruption. We have developed procedures to minimize the risk of possible exposure to patients and staff by following and adhering to guidelines from the CDC and Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (DPH). We are also taking full advantage of providing patient services via telehealth and telephone. Outpatient services staff has access to video conferencing for any patient that chooses to avoid traveling to our facilities. TTC has also decided to temporarily cancel 12-step meetings, patient outings, and all visitation by families and others to inpatients and residential patients. While we understand the inconvenience that this may cause some individuals, these are necessary steps that help to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in our facilities and among the community. Given this situation is evolving daily, we expect to provide future updates. If you have questions, please contact us at 800-996-1051.

We are currently accepting patients for Outpatient Mental Health and SUD Treatment to help support your recovery and mental health during the changes you face resulting from COVID-19. Please mention these factors when you call or fill out our contact form.

August 31st is International Overdose Awareness Day. Thanks to the California Department of Public Health for the content below with important information and links: International Overdose Awareness Day is Monday, August 31st. The aim of this global event is to raise awareness of overdose and reduce the stigma of a drug-related deaths. It also recognizes the grief felt by families and friends and remembers those who have died. Most important, International Overdose Awareness ...Day spreads the message that the tragedy of overdose death is preventable. Thousands of people die each year from drug overdose and they come from all walks of life. Things to consider: Do you recognize the signs and symptoms of overdose and know how to respond? Do you keep naloxone, the overdose reversal drug, in your medicine cabinet? What is the impact of drug use and overdose on family, friends and those experiencing it? Syringe services programs throughout California will recognize this day with activities that mourn, but also celebrate the resiliency of our communities. The true life savers of the overdose epidemic are people who use drugs, their friends and families, who save lives every day by administering naloxone and are on the front lines of the work to end overdose and stigma. Below are a few resources: Overdose Awareness Day events happening throughout California. https://www.overdoseday.com/usa/us-ca/ San Francisco AIDS Foundation will be hosting a panel discussion on co-use of methamphetamine and fentanyl https://www.eventbrite.com/e/meth-fentanyl-their-co-use-a-b Homeless Health Care Los Angeles will host, Naloxone as a Technology Solidarity: The History of Opioid Overdose Prevention https://www.hhcla.org/overdose-awareness-day Learn how to recognize the signs of overdose, and how to administer naloxone and reverse an opiate overdose https://www.ama-assn.org/deliveri//how-administer-naloxone

Please read our statement on sexual orientation and gender identity affirming services.

Please read our statement on racial justice and equity

Latinx community disproportionally impacted by COVID-19

Here is a great article that highlights what we've been doing at TTC for a long time. Thank you Monica E. Oss for the recognition. It's something we believe in... https://www.openminds.com//getting-to-whole-person-addict/

May is Mental Health Month, and TTC is once again supporting NAMI.org and their efforts to promote awareness about mental health. You can find ways to support the organization and get involved on their website, and those getting treatment for mental health can find support among the community. https://www.nami.org/G/Awareness-Events/Mental-Health-Month

Doctors, PAs and NPs, Nurses, Therapists, Counselors, Social Workers and Medical Assistants: your essential work at Tarzana Treatment Centers can play a vital role in helping people who are dealing with substance abuse or mental health issues during the COVID-19 pandemic. We are minimizing the risk of possible exposure to all through our telehealth, telephone and videoconferencing options, while maintaining our commitment to quality and compassionate care. Now more than ever, you are needed. Learn more and apply: https://www.tarzanatc.org/careers/

TTC opened our new location in Woodland Hills where we provide outpatient substance use, mental health, and Medications for Addiction Treatment (MAT). Most services can be provided via telehealth. Please call for more information.

TTC thanks Office of Councilmember Bob Blumenfield for generous donation of surface sanitizer to help us prevent and reduce risk of COVID-19. Pictured: Maintenance Supervisors, Freddy Andrade and Julio Ochoa and Dr. José C. Salazar, Director

Doctors, PAs and NPs, Nurses, Therapists, Counselors, Social Workers and Medical Assistants: As the COVID-19 crisis unfolds, your skills and our services are more essential than ever. Tarzana Treatment Centers invites you to help us provide high quality substance use and mental health treatment to adults and youth. We’re committed to a safe environment for patients and staff at this time, minimizing risk through telehealth, video conferencing and remote options. Join our multidisciplinary team of professionals. Learn more and apply: https://www.tarzanatc.org/careers/

Here is a friendly reminder to register for our event at the Luxe Hotel. Seats fill up fast as we get closer to the date of the event.

TTC participates in California Youth Opioid Response (YOR CA) being held today at CA Endowment in Sacramento. More info at https://www.cibhs.org/yorcalifornia.