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Leading Mental Health Services and Programs in Atlanta, GA
What is Mental Illness?
Mental illness is a broad term that covers a range of mental health disorders, all of which can affect a person’s thoughts, behaviors, mood, and ability to function in everyday life. These conditions vary in severity and can impact social interactions as well as a person’s ability to cope with stress or trauma.
Mental health disorders can result from a mix of psychological, biological, environmental, and genetic influences. Most often, professional support is needed for effective treatment. Options may include medication, different forms of therapy, lifestyle changes, and a strong support network.
With the right care, individuals living with mental illness can achieve healthy, fulfilling lives.
Specialized Anxiety Disorder Treatment & (After)Care in Atlanta, GA
Depression Treatment in Atlanta, GA
Center for OCD Treatment in Atlanta, GA
Comprehensive Panic Disorder Treatment in Atlanta, GA
PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder) Treatment in Atlanta, GA
Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) Treatment & Diagnosis in Atlanta
Treatment Center for Personality Disorders in Atlanta, GA
Avoidant Personality Disorder (AVPD) Treatment in Atlanta, GA
Treatment for Histrionic Personality Disorder (HPD) in Atlanta, GA
Narcissistic Personality Disorder Diagnosis & Treatment in Atlanta
Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD) Treatment in Atlanta, GA
Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder (OCPD) Treatment in Atlanta
Gambling Treatment in Atlanta, GA
Center for Circumstantiality Treatment in Atlanta, GA
Dissociative Disorders – Diagnosis & Treatment in Atlanta, GA
How Do I Know I Need Mental Health Treatment?
The most effective way to determine if a person needs treatment is for them to be assessed by a mental health professional. This not only allows the team members to understand an individual’s condition but it aids them in crafting a personalized treatment plan.
Our Georgia Mental Health Treatment Services
We offer two types of outpatient treatment that address mental illness at the core. This includes partial hospitalization programming and intensive outpatient programming. Both options provide a balance of structure and support. The type of programming right for a specific person depends on the level of care this person has completed, the severity of their mental illness, and the amount of flexibility needed in their schedule.
Evening IOP for Mental Health Treatment in Atlanta, GA
Outpatient Program for Mental Health Treatment in Atlanta, GA
IOP Program for Mental Health Treatment in Atlanta, GA
Partial Hospitalization Program for Mental Health Treatment in Atlanta
Dual Diagnosis Program for Mental Health Treatment in Atlanta, GA
Relational Trauma Therapy in Atlanta, Georgia
Trauma Therapy for Mental Health Treatment in Atlanta, GA
Holistic Therapy for Mental Health Treatment in Atlanta, GA
DBT Therapy for Mental Health Treatment in Atlanta, GA
CBT Therapy for Mental Health Treatment in Atlanta, GA
EMDR Therapy for Mental Health Treatment in Atlanta, GA
Rapid Resolution Therapy (RRT) for Mental Health Treatment in Atlanta
ART Therapy for Mental Health Treatment in Atlanta, GA
Psychodrama Therapy for Mental Health Treatment in Atlanta, GA
Equine Therapy for Mental Health Treatment in Atlanta, GA
Benefits of Holistic Therapy and Equine Therapy for Mental Health Disorders
Our center believes in treating every facet of a person. This includes caring for their emotional, behavioral, and physical health. Holistic therapy allows individuals to heal through calming alternative practices, such as yoga and mindfulness. These strategies allow a person to improve how they cope with triggers and to reduce stress in a positive way.
Is Mental Health Treatment Effective?
For those with co-occurring disorders, it is most effective to receive mental health and addiction treatment at the same time. This way, issues can be addressed at the source, and a foundation for lasting recovery can be established. Clients can then complete treatment not only sober but with improved mental and emotional health.
The most effective way for an individual to improve their mental health is to seek professional treatment. Through a combination of therapy and medication, individuals can learn vital coping mechanisms, reduce their symptoms, improve their reactions to stress, and address their trauma. Additionally, group therapy and peer involvement can greatly improve their social skills while building a solid support network. Family therapy also allows individuals to improve communication with their loved ones so that they can get the support they need at home.
