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A straight run west on the 134 puts Glendale roughly fifteen minutes from Quest Wellness Center, whose Joint Commission accredited North Hollywood team handles dual diagnosis in person or on video. The program treats a mental health condition and a co-occurring substance use disorder in one plan, across morning, afternoon, and evening tracks through PHP, IOP, and outpatient care.
Glendale sits just east of the facility, and the drive is one of the simpler ones in the service area: the SR-134 runs almost door to door, and off-peak most of Glendale reaches North Hollywood in fifteen to twenty minutes. That makes in-person a real option here, with the 134 at rush hour being the main reason a person might take the telehealth route instead. Both formats deliver the same clinical program, so the choice is about the commute and the calendar, not about getting a lesser version of care.
The route matters here because Glendale’s own options skew institutional: the hospital systems clustered around Central and the medical district run day programs with a very different feel from a private outpatient practice. Crossing the 134 to a psychiatrist-led program is a short trip for a meaningfully different model of care, and for Armenian-speaking households, admissions can talk through language needs during the first call. Clients comparing care across the broader area can also review our dual diagnosis treatment in Los Angeles.
The thing worth sorting out first in Glendale is not whether treatment exists but which kind, because the options here are not the same shape. A person can find a hospital day program paired with step groups, a residential bed that means weeks away from home, or a private outpatient program built around a psychiatrist and a single plan.
Quest is the last of those. For someone who needs real clinical weight but cannot check into a hospital or vanish into residential, an outpatient program treating the mental health condition and the substance use together is a specific choice worth making on purpose rather than by default.
Underneath the labels, a dual diagnosis is straightforward to describe and stubborn to treat: a psychiatric condition and a substance use disorder running together, each one making the other worse. That mental health side commonly means depression or anxiety, at times trauma, bipolar disorder, or ADHD, with a substance alongside. The catch is the feedback between them, which is why a program that treats only one half tends to watch its own results come undone. The answer that holds is one team treating both on a single plan, which is the whole design at Quest.
Medication here is led by a board-certified psychiatrist who keeps it welded to the substance use side rather than prescribing in a vacuum. That distinction is not academic in a dual diagnosis, since a prescriber who cannot see the addiction can hand over something that quietly works against recovery. With the whole picture in view, the psychiatrist can use medication to bring down the depression, anxiety, bipolar symptoms, ADHD, or sleep trouble that feeds the use, far enough for the rest of the work to take. An approved medication for the addiction itself belongs in the same plan, and prescribing never runs without therapy beside it.
The methods are chosen to fit the pairing rather than issued off a checklist. CBT works the thinking that drives both the psychiatric symptoms and the use. DBT builds the tolerance for strong feeling that used to trigger it. Motivational Interviewing takes a person as ready as they actually are. When an old trauma is fueling the use, the work shifts to EMDR and trauma-centered methods. Subject-focused groups make up most of the schedule, while individual sessions address more personal concerns. ACT, SFBT, psychodynamic therapy, and coordinated TMS care through Breakthrough TMS may be added when appropriate. Every group at Quest is led by a master’s-level therapist, supervised by licensed clinicians.
Quest runs three outpatient levels, and where a client from Glendale starts depends on how much the two conditions are disrupting daily life.
PHP | IOP | OP | |
Weekly load | Several hours, most weekdays | Fewer hours across the week | Lightest, spaced sessions |
Fits | Needing daily structure to stabilize | Holding a job through treatment | Maintaining gains |
Tracks | Daytime | Morning, afternoon, evening | Flexible |
Format | In-person or telehealth | In-person or telehealth | In-person or telehealth |
Partial Hospitalization is the most intensive, for people who need daily structure to steady both conditions. Our IOP in Glendale steps down to fewer weekly hours across the three tracks. Outpatient maintains progress once things settle. The same team carries you across all three, and most clients step down through them as they stabilize.
Whether weekly therapy still holds a dual diagnosis becomes clear over a stretch of days, not in a crisis. The mood that falls the moment the substance is put down, the worry that rises alongside the using, the appointment shoved aside by an overfull week, the plain word from someone close, mean little apart and a good deal together, marking the line where a weekly hour gives out and several structured days a week begin. The intake assessment settles which level, in confidence and at no cost.
Quest Wellness Center accepts most commercial PPO plans with out-of-network benefits, and we verify your coverage before treatment begins. Use the Verify Insurance module on this page and we will confirm your benefits, usually within about fifteen minutes.
The facility is at 10736 Burbank Blvd, North Hollywood, CA 91601, a straight run west of Glendale on the SR-134, fifteen to twenty minutes off-peak, and the Get Directions link below opens the route from where you are. For anyone who would rather stay home, the same program runs by telehealth statewide. Within the wider service area, Quest also provides information on dual diagnosis treatment in Pasadena and dual diagnosis care in the Hollywood Hills. If medical stabilization is needed first, it comes before this level of care: Quest does not run inpatient detox, so the team coordinates it with Quest 2 Recovery, our own program, and brings you into integrated care afterward.
Quest Wellness Center is a straight run west of Glendale on the SR-134, about fifteen to twenty minutes to 10736 Burbank Blvd, North Hollywood, CA 91601, with secure telehealth also available.
Unlike the hospital-based day programs clustered around Glendale’s medical district, Quest is a private outpatient program built around a psychiatrist and a single plan. It delivers real clinical intensity while you live at home, treating both conditions together.
A Glendale client’s day runs topic-based group work, individual sessions, and medication check-ins as needed, in the room across the 134 or on video. Groups carry much of the clinical work; individual time covers what is personal.
Yes. IOP and outpatient run morning, afternoon, and evening tracks, and the 134 makes in-person easy to fit around a job.
Glendale clients can receive integrated treatment for depression, anxiety, PTSD and complex trauma, bipolar disorder, or ADHD occurring alongside alcohol or drug use. Both sides of the diagnosis are addressed within one coordinated plan.
Quest takes most commercial PPO plans that include out-of-network benefits and confirms coverage before a Glendale client’s first session. The Verify Insurance module on this page handles the check.
From Glendale, help is a fifteen-minute drive or a phone call away. Reach admissions at (818) 275-9810 or start with the insurance form, and the intake assessment follows.
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MD, Board-Certified Psychiatrist
Marriage and Family Therapist Associate, MA
Medically reviewed by Dr. Neda Javaherian, MD, Board-Certified Psychiatrist, and Verta Keshishyan, AMFT (Associate Marriage and Family Therapist), registered with the California Board of Behavioral Sciences and supervised by Ari Labowitz, LMFT. Verta has three years of experience with the Department of Mental Health supporting low-income families and families in crisis.
We specialize in treatments for mental health issues and co-occurring disorders.
We concentrate on mental health treatments and co-occurring conditions.
We provide a personalized approach to care.
We possess many years of relevant experience and a strong track record of success.
Every group is led by a master’s-level therapist.
Our partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs provide choices for morning, afternoon, or evening sessions.
We offer case management grounded in clinical evidence.
Experience a secure setting that allows you to concentrate on healing and maintaining a healthy way of life.
We provide opportunities to engage with individuals at every phase of recovery.
We accept most commercial PPO plans with out-of-network benefits. Coverage and costs vary by plan, and we verify your benefits before treatment.
We accept most commercial PPO plans with out-of-network benefits. Coverage and costs vary by plan, and we verify your benefits before treatment.
