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Mental Health (Psychiatry)

Mental Health (Psychiatry)

Our experienced staff members are dedicated to providing you and your family with high-quality mental health services we can offer in the most effective, least restrictive setting to meet your emotional and physical health needs. We offer you inpatient, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, psychotherapy or general outpatient care that is specifically tailored to you. We understand that the decision to seek psychiatric care can be very difficult. We will treat you with sensitivity and respect as we partner with you to enhance your life.

Our Services

We have a full range of general psychiatric services as well as five specialty programs: Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Women’s Mental Health, Mood and Anxiety Disorders, Neurobehavioral Health, Psychosis and Other. All our programs are staffed by outstanding clinicians including Board Certified psychiatrists, Licensed Clinical Psychologists, Doctors of Social Work, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Nurses with both doctorates and master's degrees, Clinical Nurse Specialists, Occupational Therapists, Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselors, and Licensed Marital and Family Therapists.

The Department of Psychiatry accepts Medicaid, Medicare, Commercial Insurance, and is on the panel of many of the major managed care companies.

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Our Team

The Psychiatry team is equipped with leaders in the field of mental healthcare and research. Our well-rounded approach allows specialization within a particluar focus as well as expanded care for more diverse needs. Discover the limitless experience and devotion of our team.

fast facts

Anxiety
Anxiety is a disorder that occurs at least once in the lives of 4 - 6% of the population according to recent statistics. Read more.

Post Partum Depression
Like other forms of depression, Postpartum Depression symptoms can include problems with concentration, memory, decision-making, irritability, decreased appetite, and loss of sleep. Read more.

Violence in Teens
Over the past few years, images of teens committing violent acts have been played out on our television sets, in video games and on the big screen. Read more.

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