Mental Health Outpatient Services

Our Outpatient Mental Health Services provide individual, family and group therapy to help adults, teens, and children build on their strengths and improve their overall quality of life. Psychiatric evaluations, medication management, and psychological assessments are available to all individuals enrolled in services. 

Mental health concerns can impact every area of your life. Our licensed clinicians use a person-centered, strengths-based approach and will work with you to develop a treatment plan that meets your individual needs and helps you achieve your goals. Treatment is designed to: 

• Explore symptoms, stressors, and strengths 
• Develop new coping skills 
• Improve emotional, behavioral, and social well-being 

Throughout treatment, you are encouraged to express your needs, desired outcomes and expectations of the services delivered. 

Struggling with mental health concerns? Worried about leaving your home to attend an appointment? 

We offer telehealth health intake assessments, individual and group therapy, psychiatric evaluation and medication management services. 

What Is Telehealth? 

Telehealth means the use of real-time, audio- visual, interactive  video  conferencing  technology to provide clinical and non-clinical services 

What You Need 

For audio-only sessions, all you need is a telephone. For real-time video-conferencing, all you need is a smartphone or a device with internet and video access.  It takes less than three minutes to download the video conferencing app and start your telehealth session! 

Easy Access 

The telehealth health service available to you through ARISE will give you an appointment with a clinician and prescriber, via secure, protected and interactive audio-video technology, outside the four walls of our clinic. You will be able to speak in real time with your practitioner during your appointment just as you would in person at the clinic. 

Is Telehealth Safe? 

Our telehealth technology is safe, secure, encrypted and functions within the same state and federal privacy guidelines (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act / HIPAA) as traditional, in-person appointments. 

Therapeutic Services

Outpatient Services Include, but are not limited to:

1. Mental health assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, consultation, and coordination of care
2. Basic needs assessment and connections to community resources/services
3. Crisis intervention
4. Therapy to address relationship issues, including domestic violence
5. Trauma informed care
6. Treatment for co-occurring disorders
7. Treatment to address grief and loss issues

Therapeutic and psychoeducational groups are led by licensed clinicians and provide opportunities to practice developing skills to improve your overall quality of life:

1. Skills training for Adolescents (13-28 years old): Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). The goal of this group is to help adolescents (in conjunction with a supportive adult) learn skills in the following areas:
2. Skills training group for adults (18 years and older): Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). The goal of this group is to help you develop skills in the following areas: (then proceed with list as already stated)
3. Anger Management Group (for youth and adults): the goal of this group is to develop healthier and more effective ways to respond when feeling angry. Sessions focus on improving self-awareness, identifying stressors, and practicing appropriate response strategies when faced with triggering situations.
4. Co-occurring Disorders Group (adults): the goal of this group is to support individuals with co-occurring psychiatric and substance use disorders in understanding the intersectionality of the two disorders, developing effective coping strategies, and establishing effective relapse prevention/safety plans.

Group Therapy

Our Therapeutic Groups are led by licensed clinicians where you can practice developing skills to improve your overall quality of life.

Skills-Training for Adolescents  (13 – 18 years old) – Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) The goal of this group is to help adolescents and their supportive adult learn skills in the following areas:

• Managing intense, painful emotions, including uncontrollable anger
• Risk-taking and or self-harming behaviors
• Improving social and family relationships
• Understanding and reducing frequent mood-swings and mood-driven choices
• Understanding and reducing fears of rejection
• Feelings of resentment towards others
• Adolescent/parent relational issues

Skills-Training Group for Adults (18 years old and over) – Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) This group will help you develop skills to manage: feelings of emptiness, unfocused or obsessive thoughts, confusion about self, relationships, fears of abandonment, impulsive behaviors, etc. Each 10-week group will focus on developing a certain life skill such as:

• Making thoughtful decisions that are not driven by emotions
• Decreasing feelings of emptiness, sadness, or confusion about self
• Strategies to balance acceptance and change
• Strengthen relationships while preserving self-respect
• Identifying and working through challenging emotions
• Learning coping skills that enhance your life and relationships

Anger Management (youth/adults) The goal of this group is to develop healthier and more effective ways to respond when faced with anger. Sessions will focus on developing better self-awareness, identifying stressors, and practicing more appropriate ways to respond when faced with triggering situations.

Financial Considerations

We accept most insurance providers, including Medicaid, Medicaid Managed Care, Medicare, Tricare, and many other private insurance providers. No one will be denied access to services due to an inability to pay. We also offer a Sliding Fee Scale Program based on family size and income.

We promise to: serve all individuals/families. We will never deny services based on a person’s…

How do I begin services?

Please contact the Intake team at (315) 671-2955 or mhintake@ariseinc.org