The Flood of Prescription Painkillers Last month, the Attorney General of New Hampshire, John Formella, announced a national settlement with Purdue Pharma, producer of OxyContin and other prescription painkillers, and its owners, the Sackler family, for their role in the opioid crisis. This settlement will increase the amount of funds paid by the Sacklers to…
A New Dual Diagnosis Residential Facility in Calabasas, California For over 30 years, Creative Care has offered compassionate, cutting-edge treatment to individuals suffering from primary mental health disorders. It is our belief that every condition is treatable. Every half can become whole again with a tender hand and a dedicated community. Today, we are thrilled…
A New Opportunity to Improve Your Mental Health The new year is an opportunity for new beginnings, new approaches, and new perspectives. We at Creative Care believe that attending to one’s mental health should take its rightful place alongside traditional new year’s resolutions like eating better and exercising more. With over 30 years of experience…
Premier Treatment in Calabasas, California Founded by Drs. Morteza and Karen Khaleghi, Creative Care has been offering mental health treatment to the community for over 30 years. Located in Calabasas, California, our premier dual diagnosis treatment center is an oasis for those individuals needing the extra support, accountability, and direction to heal. Initially, picturesque olive…
Over Three Decades of Clinical Excellence Creative Care’s clinical excellence resides in the organization’s nearly 33 years of experience. Our foundation as an organization is built on psychoanalytic principles, specifically attachment-focused interventions, regulating environments, and needs-focused support for our Clients. Creative Care integrates its psychoanalytic conceptualizations with cognitive behavioral interventions and mindfulness resources. As a…
Taking a Closer Look at Schizoaffective Disorder Creative Care has over 30 years of expertise treating mental health conditions with a biopsychosocial approach, a psychoanalytic frame, and evidence-based practices to get patients and their families on the road to recovery. These conditions have ranged from anxiety and depression to less-common disorders, such as those on…