Behavioral Health

The Center for Behavioral Health

Compassionate Behavioral Healthcare at a Full-Service Community Hospital

The Center for Behavioral Health is a progressive, fully accredited treatment center designed to meet the needs of adults and their families who are dealing with emotional or behavioral problems.

Located in an acute care hospital, the Center's warm and supportive environment promotes personal growth and healing. Our skilled professionals help patients restore optimal mental health and behavioral wellness.

The interdisciplinary team of professionals will assess the needs of each patient and develop specific, individualized treatment plans with the patient. They can help patients manage their problems more effectively and learn healthier ways to cope with life's difficulties. Our Discharge Coordinators help ensure that individuals have resources and support when they return to the community.

Admission Coordinators are available 24/7 to provide confidential clinical assessments.

Inquiries and referrals are accepted from family members, patients themselves, physicians, healthcare providers, social workers and other agencies or individuals.

The Mission
To provide compassionate, behavioral healthcare in a safe environment that helps patients and their families better cope with problems related to emotional trauma and psychiatric/behavioral disorders.

Professional Staff
Our caring staff facilitates a variety of therapeutic and educational activities tailored to the individual's needs, including:

Group Therapy
Trauma Recovery
Stress Management
Art Therapy
Medication Education
After-Care Planning
Individual Therapy
Senior Substance Abuse Education
Anger Management
Reality Orientation
Recreation Therapy
Nutritional Therapy
Family Therapy
Self-Help Groups

Hospitalist Program

Hospitalists are physicians who specialize in the care of hospitalized patients.

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Adult Partial Hospitalization Program

The purpose of the partial hospitalization program is to prevent psychiatric hospitalization, and/or provide an extended period of stabilization after an inpatient stay.

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Contact

For more information on The Center for Behavioral Health, call (941) 725-0822.

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ADHD
Attention deficit is one of the most common conditions of childhood, and boys are three times as likely as girls to be diagnosed.

Autism
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Bipolar Disorder
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Eating Disorders
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Grieving
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Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
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Substance Abuse (Alcohol / Drugs)
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