Our Condolences

We would like to express our condolences to those who are mourning the loss of psychiatrist Dr. Ronald Onkin.
Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP): What it is & Find IOP in Florida

What is an IOP program and why should I choose it over a residential treatment program? What is group therapy and what are the benefits to it? What types of group programming are offered in IOP?
What is the difference between IOP and PHP?

TelepsychHealth describes the differences between intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization programs for mental health and substance use disorders.
Effects of Percocet (and other opiates) Use

Understand what are the risks and harms related to percocet use. Find a treatment program that helps with reducing and stopping percocet use.
Would you vote for us?

Vote for us in a competition that would allow us to better serve the community.
Frequently Asked Mental Health Questions

Frequently asked questions regarding mental health treatment.
Overcoming Trauma: Group Sessions

Dr. Christina Sullivan, DNP is offering trauma-based group sessions starting Thursday, August 12th, 2021 at 5PM CST.
Sleep Hygiene

Lucky for us we have a variety of ways behavioral methods that are often more effective than taking a pill to get better sleep. This collection of lifestyle changes and behavioral habits is also know as “sleep hygiene”. See the below sleep hygiene techniques you can use throughout the day!
The Opioid Crisis

Anyone is susceptible to developing substance use problems. Likelihood of developing problematic use increases if a person has chronic pain (lasting 3 or more months), prolonged period of time taking a prescribed opioid medication, poor social support, trauma, depression, or other mental illnesses
LGBTQI* and Mental Health

Historically members of this community were labeled “mentally ill” which we know today is inaccurate. These historical inaccuracies contributed to a pervasive and unfair stigma that continues to impact the community. Today we recognize being part of the LGBTQI* community is not a symptom of mental illness but does place individuals at much higher risk of developing a mental illness during their lifetime.