Behavioral Health

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Resilience Behavioral Health is a 15-bed inpatient psychiatric unit for adults. The program provides psychiatric evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of a number of primary psychiatric disorders, including:

• Depression
• Anxiety
• Bipolar disorder
• Schizophrenia
• Panic attacks
• Extreme anger and/or dangerous behavior
• Hallucinations/delusional thinking
• Obsessive compulsive disorder
• Severe mood swings
• Suicidal feelings and self-harming behaviors.

Twenty-Four-Hour Care

Acute inpatient hospitalization offers a therapeutic environment for people whose conditions do not allow them to be effectively and safely treated in an outpatient setting. We provide intensive psychiatric care, 24-hour nursing observation and care, interventions and oversight by psychiatrists and a highly coordinated treatment team of mental health professionals. Services offered include:

• Crisis stabilization — Helps patients return to a proper level of functioning by promoting emotional and psychological stabilization.
• Individual therapy — One-on-one therapy with a Licensed Clinical Social Worker to explore feelings, beliefs and behaviors.
• Group therapy — Where patients gain insight into their own thoughts and behavior and obtain support from others.
• Family therapy — Licensed Clinical Social Workers work with the patient and family members to help resolve issues together.
• Recreational therapy — Activities to promote health and wellness.
• Medication adjustment and management — Board-certified psychiatrists evaluate, monitor and adjust medication dosages.
• Medication education — Helps patients learn the names, dosages and times to take their medication.
• Nursing services — Provides patient-centered, supportive care and includes the administration of medication, individual and group education and the oversight of patients' daily health needs.
• Psychiatric services — Board-certified psychiatrists provide evaluation, medication management, treatment planning and have daily interaction with patients on the unit.
• Nutrition counseling — Dieticians provide nutrition counseling to patients who need or request it.
• Mental health technician services — These staff members help ensure the safety and wellbeing of each patient.