Listen to hear Brad Garrett and Alcott Center Board Member Joely Fisher discuss mental health and addiction in his new show, No Prisoners Podcast. Where Brad talks extremely candidly in a no-holds-barred podcast about the quest for mental wellness. "How can we live our best lives?"
In his first episode, Brad talks to Joely about her work and recently joining the board of the Alcott Center! Learn how the Alcott Center, with the help of our community members like Joely, is improving the lives of individuals with mental health illnesses.
Our Philosophy
At the Alcott Center, we treat the whole person, integrating mental health treatments with socialization and creative coping outlets. Each treatment plan is individually tailored for your specific needs.
Mental Health
The treatment of mental health issues is deeply embedded in all services Alcott offers. We treat the whole person, integrating socialization and creative coping outlets, resulting in better outcomes.
Homelessness
Experiencing mental health symptoms can cause homelessness for some and, certainly, homelessness can exacerbate those symptoms. The Alcott Center continues to grow our work with the homeless to help combat the current housing crisis. Everyone deserves a home.
Social Activities
The Center offers regular, free social activities such as trips to baseball games, field trips, and Friday afternoon Pizza Parties. These activities help socialize and transition individuals into our community.
Studio Arts Program
The Studio Art Program helps individuals create art with professional instruction alongside community members. This art helps individuals process and convey emotions in non-traditional ways.
How donations are used
You make a difference.
1 in 5
Adults experience a mental, behavioral or emotional disorder.
13.4%
of adults with serious mental illness have no insurance
91%
of your donations go directly into programming to help our community
Studio Art Program
The Studio Art Program helps individuals create art with professional instruction alongside community members. This art helps individuals process and convey emotions in non-traditional ways.
Valley of the Dolls
Last May, our board co-chair, Steve Tyler, produced a reading of Jacqueline Susann's Valley of the Dolls. This event, in partnership with the LA LGBT Center, raised $32,000 to help both organizations give back to our community.
