We provide a safe place to assist individuals and their families build healthy relationships with themselves and others. We are located in Sierra Madre and serve the greater Los Angeles area and beyond.

We understand that there is more than one approach to mental health. We honor our clients, their families and our community by individualizing care to specific needs.

Arbor House seeks to:

• Guide clients to develop a creative approach to mental illness.
• Empower clients to design recovery paths that work.
• Assist clients to navigate referral options & mental health systems.
• Improve lives by helping people rewrite their narratives.

Co-occurring disorders, such as addiction and other mental health issues can weigh heavily on individuals and their families often leaving them feeling hopeless and out of options. Clients will learn the language of co-occurring disorders (anxiety, depression, bipolar, etc.), manage those traits, and find the silver linings within those traits.

Understanding your past, living in the present, and looking towards your future are crucial parts of therapy.  Speak openly, own your story, create an empowering narrative, and live that truth.  Speak it. Own it. Create it. Live it.

Clients need to feel comfortable in a sanctuary setting in order to better participate in therapy. At Arbor House, you will find a safe place to explore family systems, cultural beliefs, biases, false “truths,” and perceptions.

Living in today’s world can be challenging. Periods of darkness are inevitable. Clients will learn to face that darkness, with new narratives and practical coping strategies to light the paths to change.

Treatment options should be as uncomplicated as possible. Clients will visualize and understand their options to engage fully in the therapy process.

Therapy doesn’t have to be serious and boring.  It can be something to look forward to and enjoy. Work hard, find your passion, and have fun.

Human beings make mistakes. Sometimes these mistakes are destructive. Clients will learn to find better outcomes through the practice of compassionate standards, and our non-judgmental approach to therapy.