Come as you are. We’ll meet you there.
Compassionate behavioral health and substance use care for adults, adolescents, and families—built around healing, growth, and lasting well-being.

A SANCTUARY FOR GROWTH
Redefining care through connection and compassion.
At Nala Care, we believe healing happens in the space where you feel truly seen. Our person-centered approach integrates evidence-based clinical expertise with a warm, inclusive environment, helping adults, adolescents, and families navigate the complexities of behavioral health and substance use. Every journey is unique, and we are here to walk alongside you as you discover lasting well-being.


Featured Services for Healing and Growth

Evaluations & Outpatient Therapy
Mental health and substance use evaluations plus ongoing outpatient therapy tailored to each person’s goals.

ASAM Level 2.1 Intensive Outpatient Program
Structured substance use treatment and recovery support in a flexible, group-based intensive outpatient program.

Community Support
Practical, one-on-one help building stability, daily routines, and independent-living skills at home and in the community.
Insights & Community Updates
MAY 12, 2024
Understanding Holistic Care Cycles
Healing is rarely linear; it moves in seasons. We explore how person-centered care adapts to your unique rhythm of healing and growth.
MAY 05, 2024
A Day in the Life with Wynn
Meet the gentle soul behind the tail wags. Discover how animal-assisted therapy provides a bridge to emotional safety for our clients.
APRIL 28, 2024
Mindfulness in Everyday Moments
Practical strategies for adults and adolescents to cultivate calm amidst the stressors of modern life, built around lasting well-being.

Meet Wynn, our therapy dog
Wynn is Nala Care’s therapy dog and brings a calm, welcoming presence to the office. Participation is always optional, and client preferences, allergies, fears, cultural considerations, and clinical needs are respected.
Get Help Now
If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, call or text 988. Call 911 if there is immediate danger.