Reclaim your life with a better approach to mental health. Connections Behavioral Health understands that being healthy goes beyond physical health alone. Every individual deserves a specialized care plan that addresses their personal mental health challenges. From childhood disorders to chronic mental illness, Connections Behavioral Health can identify behaviors that impact your health and provide treatment plans necessary to implement positive change.
Process personal struggles in a one-on-one setting to equip individuals with the tools necessary to cope with challenges in an appropriate manner. The goal of family therapy is to explore how mental health issues impact the family system as a whole, while creating the opportunity to strengthen relationships and bonds. Sharing experiences with others that have similar challenges gives a new perspective and hope through positive discussion and new solutions. When a person could benefit from both therapy and medication management to manage a behavioral health disorder, a team of Psychiatrists and APRNs prescribe and manage appropriate medication.
Our goal at Connections Behavioral Health is to bridge the gap between quality services and the availability of these services. Our professional staff serve clients based on need, including many different service locations such as the school based setting. We include families whenever possible and consider them the head of the team β our staff is in full support of person-centered treatment goals that affect the entire family.
Family involvement is crucial in the therapeutic process. Person-centered treatment planning is initiated at the beginning of the therapy process, and includes all persons identified by the client as part of the treatment team.
Friendship Community Care is the quintessential environment to place a loved one for quality and compassionate services. The staff are trained in all areas of behavior modules and the supervisors are warm and caring of the employees. Socialize With Us. Facebook Instagram Twitter.
