One Behavioral Health

A speedy and simple approach to aid patients suffering from treatment-resistant depression.

Medication used for depression and other mental health conditions.

A treatment involving the administration of ketamine to help alleviate severe depression and other mental health disorders.

A nasal spray version, called esketamine, was approved by the FDA in March 2019. Its effects can make it helpful for treating depression in adults whe...

A nasal spray version, called esketamine, approved for treating depression in adults when used in combination with an oral antidepressant. It helps wi...

Ketamine is a drug that’s primarily known for its uses as an anesthetic. Under the supervision of a doctor, it can be perfectly safe for treating depr...

An outpatient treatment that entails a professional’s initial assessment of the patient’s medication needs, issuing a prescription, and continuing med...

Medications might help you avoid thinking about and responding to what happened, which can include nightmares and recollections. They can also assist ...

Medication management for opioid dependence.

Helps determine the best treatment by ruling out certain disorders and narrowing in on a precise diagnosis.

The systematic use of tests to evaluate psycho-physical behavior, skills, and concerns and to develop psychological performance forecasts.

In-depth evaluations that determine the cause of psychological symptoms and disorders and help to develop a treatment plan.

Specializes in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of emotional and behavioral disorders.

A 60-90 minute CBT session every 12 weeks will help you talk about the traumatic incident and memories that are disrupting your life. CBT will assist ...

Combines biological, psychological, and social views to motivate and unplug destructive emotional and behavioral patterns.

Stimulates dormant parts of the brain that help regulate mood to help beat depression symptoms.

A non-invasive treatment that uses magnetic fields to stimulate nerve cells in the brain.

Non-invasive procedure to help with depression and other mental health conditions.

A safe, drug-free, and insurance-approved treatment for depression that uses MRI-strength magnetic pulses to excite nerve cells in the brain.

5 treatments a week for 30 treatments or 3 treatments a week for 6 treatments, designed to alleviate major depressive disorder and obsessive-compulsiv...

2 treatments a week for 4 weeks, with 1 treatment a week as needed.