Our mental health specialists diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions, including: 

• Anxiety 
• Bipolar disorder 
• Depression 
• Dual diagnosis conditions 
• Emotional pain 
• Extreme stress 
• Major depressive disorder 
• Mood instability 
• Obsessive-compulsive disorder 
• Schizophrenia 
• Post-traumatic stress disorder 

We offer two levels of outpatient treatment programming: the partial hospitalization program and the intensive outpatient program. We provide specialty tracks to address your needs and care goals.

Our programs are accredited by The Joint Commission.

Our intensive outpatient treatment program reduces your symptoms and improves your ability to take part in your regular daily activities. We provide personalized psychiatric evaluation, therapeutic treatment and skill-building. You receive care three hours a day, up to five days a week.

If you are leaving inpatient care or need more structure and support, our partial hospital program can help. We provide intensive treatment in a caring and comfortable environment. You receive structured, goal-oriented care six hours a day, up to five days a week. You return to your home and family at night.

We understand how living with chronic pain or a disabling illness can impact your life and your family. Your care team includes specialists in medicine, occupational therapy, psychology, social work and substance abuse. We create a personalized care plan for you that includes coping skills, education and stress reduction.

This form of therapy gives you skills to decrease conflicts in your relationships and manage painful emotions. DBT works well as a treatment for self-destructive behaviors and suicidal thoughts.

If you or a loved one are living with a mental health condition plus alcohol or substance abuse, our dual diagnosis program offers hope. We provide individual and group therapy. Topics we cover include:

• Coping techniques 
• Goal setting 
• Mental illness education 
• Relapse prevention strategies

Mental health complications such as depression are common among seniors. Our welcoming program encourages you to be active in your care. We address:

• Declining physical health 
• Loss of a loved one 
• Medication side effects 
• Phase of life issues 
• Stress of a changing lifestyle

You can attend the senior acute behavioral care program three hours a day, up to three days a week. 

Your mental health team guides you through the recovery process. You receive care from specialists in:

• Clinical social work
• Marriage and family therapy
• Occupational therapy
• Psychiatric nursing
• Psychiatry 

We provide mental health services to any patient who self refers or is recommended by a doctor, family member or friend. Most insurance plans, including Kaiser and Medicare, are accepted.

When you leave our program, your care team refers you to outpatient psychiatrists and other community resources so you can receive ongoing support. You may also attend our weekly aftercare program for free.

A mental health condition can develop over time or suddenly. Call your doctor if you notice changes in yourself or a loved one related to:

• Ability to think and reason (forgetfulness, lack of concentration, hearing or seeing things that are not there) 
• Emotions (affecting feelings, mood, thoughts) 
• Physical well-being (affecting appetite and sleep)