Therapy for West Hollywood Residents

Blackburn Clinical Services sees West Hollywood adults, young adults, teens and families in person at our office at 12326 Venice Blvd in Mar Vista, about 7 miles from central West Hollywood in a straight line, or by secure video for anyone located in California. Psychiatric care and medication management can be arranged. No diagnosis or referral is needed. Call (888) 870 7405 or email info@blackburnclinical.com.

Therapy for West Hollywood residents at a glance

• How: video, or our office. We do not have a West Hollywood office. The office is close enough that many West Hollywood clients come in person.
• How far (straight line): about 7 miles from central West Hollywood to our office in Mar Vista, southwest across Beverly Hills and Culver City.
• When: Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM.
• Who we see: teens, young adults, adults, families and parents.
• Starting: no diagnosis or referral is needed. Call and we schedule an assessment.
• Psychiatry: psychiatric care and medication management can be arranged. We explain how when you call.

Services for West Hollywood residents

• Individual therapy: one-on-one work drawing on CBT, DBT, ACT or EMDR. Brainspotting is offered in our office only. We also treat ADHD and borderline personality disorder, two of the reasons West Hollywood residents search for us.
• Psychiatric care: psychiatric care and medication management can be arranged. For West Hollywood clients it is coordinated with your therapist.
• Teens and families: therapy for teens, family sessions and parent-only sessions. Either parent can consent for a teen. High school seniors who have turned 18 can be seen too. West Hollywood parents of a high schooler can read about teen therapy for Mid-Wilshire, Hancock Park and Los Feliz families, the in-office teen page closest to West Hollywood.
• Career coaching: strengths-based help for young adults and anyone stuck. It is available by video or at our Mar Vista office. It can stand on its own or be combined with therapy.
• Concierge Outpatient Program: individualized care for West Hollywood teens and adults who need more than weekly therapy, without groups, as an alternative to IOP. It typically runs 3 to 5 hours a week. Teens typically stay in school, with sessions inside weekday hours. Some Saturday therapy appointments are available.

Getting here from West Hollywood, or starting by video

By car: from West Hollywood most people head south on surface streets and then west on Venice, Washington or Pico Blvd, or pick up the I-10 (Santa Monica Fwy) west. Traffic through Beverly Hills and Culver City varies a lot by hour, so try the trip once at the time you are considering.

By transit: there is no direct line from West Hollywood. One option is Metro rail toward downtown and then the E Line west toward Culver City; Metro Line 33 runs along Venice Blvd near our office. Check Metro’s maps and schedules before you go.

By video: if a West Hollywood workday ends late or starts early, video lets you keep a weekly session from home or a private room at work, and come in person when it suits you.

West Hollywood: local context and resources

West Hollywood is its own small city, with 35,757 residents in the 2020 Census (U.S. Census Bureau, via LA Almanac), squeezed between Beverly Hills and Hollywood. Its neighbor to the west is in county mental health Service Area 5, but West Hollywood itself belongs to Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health Service Area 4, alongside Hollywood and Mid-City (LA County DMH). That matters when you look for free or low-cost county clinics alongside private therapy.

The city also runs a Human Services Division that offers social service programs, health education and information, and lists mental health resources among the needs it addresses; you can reach it at (323) 848-6510 (City of West Hollywood). Many residents work in hospitality, nightlife and entertainment, with late shifts and irregular weeks. West Hollywood is also home to a large LGBTQ+ community. People here often bring questions about attention and focus, intense relationships and emotions, identity, and how to keep a routine when the job keeps changing it.

Who we help in West Hollywood

• Adults with ADHD who want treatment and practical structure. See ADHD treatment; for an assessment, see ADHD and neuropsychological testing.
• People living with intense emotions or unstable relationships, including borderline personality disorder, often with DBT skills.
• LGBTQ+ adults, teens and parents. Parents can read therapy for LGBTQ+ teens and their parents.
• Hospitality, nightlife and entertainment workers managing anxiety, burnout or depression on a shifting schedule.
• Young adults and college students back in West Hollywood. When clinically appropriate, we provide leave of absence and return letters.
• Families working with a trustee. With written permission, we can share attendance and general progress.

In the office or by video: which fits you

West Hollywood is near enough that in-person weekly therapy is realistic for many people, and the office is where we offer Brainspotting. Video fits weeks with late shifts, travel for work, or a parent joining from the office.

Questions from West Hollywood residents

Do you have an office in West Hollywood?

No. Our only office is at 12326 Venice Blvd in Mar Vista, about 7 miles from central West Hollywood in a straight line. West Hollywood clients come in person or meet by secure video.

Do you treat ADHD for West Hollywood adults?

Yes. We treat adult ADHD with therapy focused on structure and follow-through, and psychiatric care and medication management can be arranged. If you need an assessment first, ask about ADHD and neuropsychological testing when you call.

Can a West Hollywood resident get help for borderline personality disorder?

Yes. We see adults with borderline personality disorder and intense emotions one-on-one, often using DBT skills. Sessions are in our Mar Vista office or by secure video for clients located in California.

My job in West Hollywood has late and changing hours. Can therapy fit?

Usually. Our hours are Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM, and video saves the drive on busy days. Tell us your schedule when you call.

Is career coaching available to West Hollywood residents?

Yes. It is available by video or at our Mar Vista office. It can stand on its own or be combined with therapy.

Get started

West Hollywood residents can start this week with one call. Email info@blackburnclinical.com or send us a message. Blackburn Clinical Services, 12326 Venice Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90066. See every area we serve on our Areas We Serve page.

Nearby pages: therapy for Beverly Hills residents, therapy for Hollywood residents and therapy for Hancock Park and Larchmont residents.

In a crisis: call or text 988. Call 911 in an emergency. The county’s 24/7 Help Line is (800) 854-7771. Free county services in West Hollywood are part of Service Area 4.

Sources

• LA Almanac: General population for cities and unincorporated communities (U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Census)
• Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health: Service Area 4
• City of West Hollywood: Human Services
• LA Metro: system maps and schedules
• Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health: Get Help
• 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline