For adults
Outpatient mental health and addiction treatment for adults in Houston, from a first therapy session to intensive day support. The broadest, deepest part of what we do.
Built for
Built for who you are,
not just what brings you in.
One clinical team in Montrose, the same depth of care, shaped to the life you actually live. Outpatient mental health and addiction treatment for adults in Houston and by secure video across Texas.
In person in Montrose, and online anywhere in Texas.
What we mean by specialty
Not separate clinics.
The same team, tuned to you.
A specialty at The Lovett Center is not a different building or a program you have to qualify for. It is the same outpatient care, our partial hospitalization program, intensive outpatient, and ongoing therapy, delivered by clinicians who understand the particular shape of your life. The level of care is matched to what you need. The approach is matched to who you are.
That distinction matters, because the pattern in getting better is consistent: people stay in treatment, and treatment works better, when the care actually fits. The National Institute of Mental Health keeps a plain guide to finding help and choosing a provider, and SAMHSA explains the types of outpatient treatment so you know what you are walking into. We start from the same place either way: a conversation about your situation, not a category you get sorted into.
Below are the audiences we have shaped care around. Whichever one fits, the clinical depth behind it is the same.
Audiences
Who we shape care
around.
Same clinicians, same levels of care. What changes is the lens we bring to your particular life.
For young adults
Outpatient care for ages 18 to 25, built around school, work, and the push toward independence, when leaving home is exactly when things get hard.
For LGBTQ adults
Affirming care and LGBTQ group therapy from clinicians who know the work: coming out, transition, family, the long grind of minority stress, on the table from the first session.
For veterans & their families
Confidential, trauma-informed outpatient care for veterans and their families, with EMDR and intensive outpatient treatment for PTSD, depression, and the ways service can follow you home.
For professionals & executives
Evening intensive outpatient, confidential by design, with concierge support when the schedule will not bend. Help that fits a life people depend on you to keep running.
For families
Family therapy and family involvement for the people who sit with you on the hard days. Changing one person rarely stays with one person, so we do not pretend otherwise.
For couples
For the conflict that lives between you, not inside one of you. Couples therapy that finds the conversation you have been avoiding, whether it has been five months or fifteen years.
Common questions
Specialty care,
answered.
It means the same clinical team and the same levels of care, shaped to who you are rather than offered in a separate building. Our specialties are not parallel clinics you have to qualify for; they are the lens our clinicians bring to your particular life. You still start with one conversation, and we still match the level of care, whether that is weekly therapy, intensive outpatient, or our partial hospitalization program, to what you actually need.
See our levels of careYes. Affirming care and LGBTQ group therapy are part of what Lovett does, delivered by clinicians who understand minority stress, coming out, transition, and family dynamics rather than treating identity as an aside. For us it is a program, not an accommodation.
LGBTQ-affirming careOften, yes. We offer evening intensive outpatient scheduling, virtual sessions by secure video, and a confidential, concierge approach built around demanding calendars. The goal is care that fits the life you are responsible for, not one that forces you to choose between treatment and the work people depend on you to do.
Professionals & executivesFamily work is woven in when it helps, through family therapy and structured family involvement rather than leaving loved ones in the waiting room. Recovery rarely stays contained to one person, so we bring partners, parents, and adult children into the room when it serves the work.
Family therapyNo. You do not sort yourself into a category before you call. You start with a conversation about your situation, and we match both the level of care and the approach from there. The audiences on this page describe how we tailor care, not separate doors you have to pick between.
Talk to someoneBuilt for who you are
Whatever brings you in,
we will meet you there.
One conversation is all it takes to start. Tell us what is going on, and we will help you find the right level of care and the right fit, in person in Montrose or by secure video across Texas.
- Adults
- Veterans
- Professionals
- Families
- LGBTQ-affirming
If you are in crisis, call or text 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or 911 in an emergency.