Depression
Major depressive disorder, persistent depressive disorder, and treatment-resistant depression.
Inglewood · Virtual IOP
For the Inglewood adults we treat, Virtual IOP is rarely a compromise — it is the format that fits how people here actually live. Our only facility sits about fifty-one miles south in Laguna Hills, so instead of asking Inglewood adults to fight I-405 traffic several evenings a week, we deliver the complete Intensive Outpatient program over secure video — the same clinicians, the same groups, the same schedule — to anyone attending from within California.
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Virtual IOP is the same IOP curriculum delivered via secure video for California residents. It runs 3 evenings/week via secure video, and is one of four levels of care we offer along a continuum from full-day PHP down to weekly aftercare.
Inglewood runs on schedules that do not bend easily. The new sports-and-entertainment district around SoFi Stadium, the Kia Forum, and the Intuit Dome has reshaped local work toward event-driven hospitality, security, retail, and construction, layered on top of the city's long-standing health-care and service economy. For a nurse coming off a hospital shift, a stadium-district worker whose hours swing with the event calendar, or a parent holding a household together across LA County, a fixed in-person commitment fifty-one miles away in Orange County is simply not realistic. Treating people by video erases that fifty-one-mile problem while holding the clinical bar exactly where it would be in person, and because every Inglewood resident attends from inside California, state telehealth licensure is satisfied without anyone leaving the city.
Three evenings a week, about nine hours of clinical care in total, is the rhythm of Virtual IOP — and it mirrors our in-person program point for point, from the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Dialectical Behavior Therapy skills groups to the process groups and weekly individual sessions. Psychiatric medication management happens by secure telehealth as well, so an Inglewood resident can complete an entire episode of care, from intake through step-down, without ever driving to Orange County.
The flexibility matters most for the working, family-centered community Inglewood is. A shift-based health-care or hospitality worker managing depression or anxiety, a parent stretched thin by caregiving and a long commute, or an adult carrying unprocessed trauma can all attend from a private room at home rather than rearranging their life around the 405. Care is delivered with attention to Inglewood's deeply diverse, majority-minority community — close to half Hispanic and more than a third Black, with many residents born outside the United States — and when you call, our admissions team can talk through current language access and clinician fit.
When mental-health symptoms and substance use show up together, the same Virtual IOP team treats both side by side as integrated dual-diagnosis care, so there is no separate referral to chase down. We confirm at intake that telehealth is the clinically appropriate level of care for your situation — higher-acuity needs, including detox or stabilization, may require an in-person program first, and we are honest with you about that and coordinate the referral. We are an outpatient provider, not a 24/7 crisis service; for emergencies Inglewood residents should call 911 or call or text 988, or reach the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health ACCESS line at 800-854-7771.
Virtual IOP runs 3 evenings/week via secure video. The same IOP curriculum delivered via secure video for California residents. Manifest is an outpatient program — not a medical detox or residential facility; when supervised withdrawal is needed first, we coordinate a referral. Insurance verification is free and confidential, and no referral is required to begin.
Virtual IOP is part of a connected continuum of care. Many adults move between levels as their needs change — stepping up to Virtual IOP from weekly therapy, or stepping down to it after a more intensive level. You can read the full program details on our Virtual IOP page.
In crisis? Call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, 24/7) or 911 for an emergency.