About Us
Behavioral health outpatient care offers mental health treatments that are provided without an overnight hospital stay. Patients receive care during scheduled appointments and return home the same day.
Contact Us
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Hours:
Mon-Fri, 7 a.m.-5 p.m.
Conditions We Treat
Childhood and teenage mental health issues can vary widely. Some of the most common conditions we treat include:
Anxiety
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Chronic/Acute Disease Adjustment
Depression
Eating Disorders
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder/Trauma
Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviors
Meet Our Providers
Get to know our highly experienced psychiatrists, psychiatric APRNs, psychologists, therapists and other specialists. They understand the unique challenges children face and offer the latest advances in care.
Treatments and Services
Treatment depends on the specific needs of a child and may include:
Locations
Related Specialties

Behavioral Health Urgent Care

Eating Disorders Partial Hospitalization
Behavioral Health Inpatient
Behavioral Health Crisis Assessment
Behavioral Health
Next Steps
Step 1: Request a referral
You’ll need a referral from your child’s pediatrician or other provider to schedule with Behavioral Health Outpatient services.
Step 2: Schedule an appointment
After a referral has been received, our team will reach out to you to schedule an appointment and provide new patient paperwork.
Prepare for Your Visit
These steps can ensure a smooth and stress-free visit.
What Sets Us Apart
Proven Expertise
All of our psychiatrists are board-certified, which means they meet higher medical education and licensing standards – ensuring the most advanced care.

Comprehensive Care
Along with treating specific mental health issues, we also treat patients with associated conditions – such as depression linked to diabetes or anxiety linked to asthma.
Innovative Therapies
We go beyond standard approaches to offer treatments like Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), which can help promote healthy parent-child relationships.







