We address the underlying causes of mental health symptoms to secure lasting solutions.
At our Georgia Mental Health Treatment Programs, we dedicate ourselves to supporting our clients through their mental health challenges by providing specialized treatment programs. We recognize that each person is unique and deserves a plan designed around their specific needs.
Without appropriate intervention, mental health issues can escalate, deteriorating from mild to severe. It’s also common to experience multiple mental health disorders simultaneously, such as depression coupled with anxiety.
At Time Wellness Georgia, we equip people with the necessary coping skills to lead fulfilling lives, despite the challenges of mental health disorders. Let our Georgia mental health treatment plan help you ease your symptoms and rejoin life feeling healthier.
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Our Georgia Mental Health Treatment Programs
We provide several types of programs as part of our overall approach at our Georgia mental health treatment. This allows people with a variety of needs to get the exact level of care they need. Our treatment programs include:
Partial Hospitalization
Program (PHP)
PHP works well for people who do not need to attend a residential treatment center but still need extensive therapy sessions for several hours per day each weekday.
Intensive Outpatient
Program (IOP)
In IOP, clients attend therapy sessions for three hours per day on three to five days per week. It is similar to the Partial Hospitalization Program but requires less time.
Outpatient
Program
The final step in outpatient treatment requires attending one to two therapy sessions per week. Admission into our outpatient program is dependent on a case-by-case basis.
Adolescent
Evening IOP
We treat teens aged 13 to 17 years old. The sessions take place three evenings per week to allow the person to attend school during the day.
Residential Mental Health
Treatment
At Time Wellness, we work closely with trusted residential mental health facilities in Atlanta to ensure our clients receive the appropriate level of intensive care when needed.
Virtual
Treatment
Therapy sessions are conducted virtually to allow people the opportunity to get focused care in the privacy of their homes.
How We Define Mental Health
Mental health disorders impact a high number of people across the U.S. In 2021, an estimated 22.8% of adults had a mental illness. This equates to one in five, all of whom deserve quality treatment. The state of a person’s mental health influences how they feel, act, and think. It can increase or decrease their quality of life and inform how they react to challenging and stressful events.
When left untreated, mental illnesses tend to worsen and can make it difficult or impossible for a person to hold down a job, attend school, or enjoy healthy relationships. A formal treatment program can help people who have curable mental health disorders overcome them. Even those with chronic illnesses can learn to manage their symptoms and improve their quality of life.
Tour Our Mental Health Facilities in Georgia
Time Wellness Georgia designed our facilities to feel comfortable and homelike. This helps people feel welcome in our inviting and modern surroundings while they attend their therapy sessions.
Areas We Serve
We serve the residents of several cities surrounding Atlanta as well as other parts of the state of Georgia. The following are areas we serve:
How Mental Health Conditions Are Treated At Time Wellness
At our Georgia mental health treatment, you can expect a personalized approach that includes therapy tailored to your specific needs. The therapy you receive will depend on your unique challenges and how each therapy modality will help you meet your treatment goals.
Medication plays a key role in many treatment plans because of how it can control certain symptoms of mental illness. Integrating medication with therapy often yields the best outcomes. A discussion with a clinician will help determine if the individual is a good candidate for prescription drugs. They will monitor the person for side effects and make any necessary changes.
How Do I Know I Need Mental Health Treatment?
Many people with mental health disorders have difficulty recognizing their situation. Even if they suspect they aren’t well, they may feel it’s not bad enough to seek treatment or they feel embarrassed to ask for help. If someone has two or more of the following symptoms, they should reach out for help from a therapist or treatment program.
- Feelings of anxiety, depression, and moodiness
- Suicidal thoughts
- A decline in mental health causes difficulties at home, on the job, or in school
- Loved ones remark that they believe the person is experiencing emotional or behavioral difficulties
- Using drugs or alcohol to deal with their emotions
- Personal relationships are impacted
- Previously attended mental health treatment but did not get the long-lasting help they needed
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