Adults can hurt, too. One in five Americans live with a mental health disorder. Estimates indicate that about 2/3 of all people do not seek treatment for fear of disclosure or rejection. Mental illness is a disease just like any other disease (cancer, diabetes). It is treatable and people do get better. Feelings of depression and anxiety are common, especially when associated with a life situation that seems impossible to deal with. We can help.
At Home
Conflict with children/siblings
Marriage/separation/divorce
Death
Drug or alcohol abuse
Significant health Issues
With Friends
Fights/breakups with friends
Drug or alcohol issues
At Work
Dislike co-workers/mangers/bosses
Pressure about habits, peer pressure
Fear of failure
Bullying or being bullied
Sexual harassment
Start the road to recovery by contacting us at one of our locations today.
These programs provide an alternative for patients who would otherwise require inpatient hospitalization or those for whom outpatient care is not enough.
Day Program (Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday 1-4 pm)
Evening Program (Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday 5-8 pm)
Co-Occurring Program (Mental Health & Substance Abuse Disorders) (Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday 9 am - 12 pm)
Services include group treatments that help participants:
Reduce fears, anxieties and depression
Manage anger, guilt and shame
Curb destructive impulses and behavior
Express thoughts and feelings
Practice interpersonal effectiveness and communication skills
Build structure to their days
Manage medications through individual psychiatry sessions
Navigate a Co-Occurring (Mental Health & Substance Abuse) diagnosis
Our team of psychiatrists, nurses, social workers, and chaplains provide patients with individualized treatment plans and interventions. These programs are offered at Kettering Behavioral Medicine Center and soon to come at Fort Hamilton Hospital.
