Creator track · Laguna Beach

Creator Mental HealthTreatment Program

Outpatient mental health and substance use treatment for creators, influencers, and public figures, at our clinic in Laguna Beach.

Located in Laguna Beach, California

(949) 670-9345
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  • WhoCreators and public figures
  • TherapyIndividual and group
  • ScheduleAdapted to your work

What the creator track is

Treatment Built for Creators and Public Figures

Our creator mental health track is outpatient treatment for creators, influencers, athletes, entertainers, and other public-facing professionals. It treats the mental health and substance use concerns that can come with visibility, audience pressure, and constant output. Dr. Courtney Tracy, our founder and a mental health creator known as The Truth Doctor, trains our clinicians to understand creator life. Treatment is adapted for people balancing content production, collaborations, travel, and the work of keeping an online brand going.

You can get real support and stay connected to your life, your work, and your purpose.

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How We Adapt Treatment for Creators

The creator track uses individual and group therapy, adapted to the pressures that come with creator work.

  1. A person sitting alone on the sand at dusk, back to camera, watching the waves under a huge pale sun.

    Burnout and Recovery

    If slowing down feels risky for your income or career, we work on chronic urgency, overwork, and trouble disconnecting.

  2. A person standing at the waterline of a Laguna cove at dusk, back to camera, their reflection on the wet sand.

    Identity and Persona

    Therapy helps with the strain of always performing for an audience and with knowing who you are outside your content.

  3. A phone lying face-down on a wooden bench above the Pacific at dusk.

    Metrics and Validation

    We give clinical support when your mood and daily habits have come to depend on views, likes, comments, and other numbers.

  4. Two people walking along the waterline at dusk, seen from behind, their footprints trailing on the wet sand.

    Relationships and Boundaries

    Treatment covers loneliness, boundaries with your audience, one-sided relationships with fans, and staying connected to people offline.

How Creator Work Affects Mental Health

Creator careers bring pressures that most treatment programs weren't designed for, and the creator track addresses them directly.

See what we treat

  1. Anxiety

    Your audience and its comments can drive anxiety, and being watched all the time can leave you always on alert.

  2. Constant Visibility

    Being seen all the time means every post and public appearance can be judged, which adds steady pressure.

  3. Nervous System Strain

    Ongoing online exposure can keep your nervous system switched on, so it's hard to slow down or step away from work.

  4. Career Instability

    Creator careers often come with unpredictable income, sudden platform changes, and constant pressure to stay relevant online.

  5. Isolation

    Many creators feel lonely despite large audiences, because being visible doesn't create real connection on its own.

  6. Substance Use

    We treat alcohol and other substance use together with your mental health, in the same plan.

Three Steps to Start Treatment

  1. 01

    Tell Us About You

    Call or text us, or tell us about yourself on the insurance form.

  2. 02

    We Call or Text You

    We complete an assessment, go over the financial side, and set your intake date.

  3. 03

    Your First Day

    You get your schedule ahead of time, and we give you a warm welcome when you arrive.

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Common Questions About the Creator Track

No. The creator track was built so you don't spend sessions explaining algorithms, audience pressure, money stress, online harassment, or how platforms work.

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Talk With Us About the Creator Track

Call and tell us what's going on. We'll tell you honestly whether the creator track fits, or whether another program or a referral would serve you better.

Clinically reviewed by Dr. Courtney Tracy, LCSW, PsyD · Reviewed September 2026

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