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Courage is an outpatient Virtual Telehealth and Telemedicine center for Children, Adolescents, and Adults for treatment and management.
Our team is composed of highly skilled professionals with diverse backgrounds, including psychiatrists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, psychotherapists, nurses, clinicians, clinical social workers, and social workers, each boasting 10-20 years of experience. They have received specialized training to support individuals of all ages in managing intricate mental health challenges, particularly those grappling with substance dependence. Child, Adult, and Adolescent Psychiatry delivers a wide range of mental health services tailored for children through adolescence at Courage Outpatient Mental Health Evaluation. We provide diagnosis and treatment for complex mental illnesses such as anxiety disorders, depression, bipolar disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), schizophrenia, and eating disorders therapy. Patients are assessed according to their individual needs, with appropriate services being recommended and mental health evaluations being conducted through face-to-face initial assessments and virtual access clinics using telemedicine/telehealth. Our services include psychotherapy, community services, and wellness services. Courage collaborates closely with school counselors, primary care providers, parents, guardians, teachers, and other stakeholders to educate and support our patients. Immediate mental health evaluations, medication management, and holistic treatments are provided. Our award-winning team actively participates in school meetings, including 504 plans, Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), and other educational support structures, fostering collaborative care with the student's existing healthcare providers, family members, counselors, therapists, and specialists.
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"Courage Outpatient Mental Health Evaluation has truly been a beacon of light in my darkest moments. The team of compassionate professionals, from psychiatrists to therapists, provided me with the support and guidance I needed to navigate my mental health challenges. Their expertise and personalized approach made me feel valued and understood, empowering me to take control of my well-being. Thanks to Courage, I am now on a path towards healing and self-discovery. I cannot recommend their services highly enough."
Anna SmithCustomer
"At Courage Behavioral Health, I found a place that truly cares about my well-being. Their holistic approach addressed all aspects of my health, combining therapy, mindfulness practices, and holistic treatments. The staff listened, supported, and tailored a comprehensive treatment plan that made a significant impact on my mental and emotional well-being. I'm grateful for their compassionate and holistic care that has helped me on my journey to healing".
Mike FisherCustomer
"Courage Behavioral Health has truly made a difference in my life. The wellness checks I received were incredibly thorough and personalized, providing me with the support and guidance I needed to improve my mental well-being. The team at Courage Behavioral Health showed genuine care and understanding, creating a safe and welcoming environment for me to express myself. I am grateful for their commitment to my wellness and highly recommend their services to anyone seeking compassionate mental health care"
Jasmine JonesCustomer
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Feelings of depression, Inability to handle stresses at home or work, Abuse of alcohol or other drugs, Changes in sleeping and eating habits, Interpersonal relationship problems, Loss of interest in sex, Unexplained fearfulness, Mood swings, Being overly angry all the time, and Memory lapse.
What are the Different Types of Psychotherapy?
1. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT): Used to treat many mental health conditions, Including: Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) Alcohol use disorder Bipolar disorder Schizophrenia (Children/Adult 2. Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT): Has proven to be effective for treatment and Managing a wide range of mental health conditions, Including: Borderline personality disorder (BPD Self-harm Suicidal behavior Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) Substance use disorder (SUD) Eating disorders Anxiety disorders 3. Alternative Therapy: Struggling with behavioral issues can lead to depression, anxiety, and the feeling of isolation. Working with a mind and body behavioral health therapist can help you build a better sense of self resulting in improved self-esteem, wellness, and stronger familial and social relationships. 4. Holistic Psychotherapy: Traditional methods of psychotherapy along with nontraditional approaches accomplish the deepest level of healing possible, in holistic psychotherapy, the mind, body, and spirit are viewed as one unit, working in harmony and seeking integration and balance. However, stressful life events can bring about disharmony and disconnection, creating symptoms of emotional and even physical discomfort 5. Mind and Body Holistic Psychotherapy: Can help with patient-facing life challenges, Constant stress, Grief, and loss, Lifestyle changes/Loss of family support. Anger issues, Work-related stress, Self-esteem issues, Phobias, Anxiety. Relationship/Marital issues, Depression, Abuse/Domestic violence Parenting struggles, School issues, Adjustment disorder, Behavioral issues. Anxiety Disorders Depression Bipolar Disorder Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)... Schizophrenia Eating Disorders Therapy ADHA ( ADHD /CHILDREN, ADOLESCENT AND ADULT) PERSONALITY DISORDER ODD/CD/OCD/ 6. Courage Spiritual Care Groups: Is open to all beliefs in high power, as well as those not Comfortable with their religion, spiritual care connects an Individual or group to their meaning and purpose.
What is a Psychological Evaluation?
A psychological evaluation is a systematic process of assessing an individual's emotional, cognitive, behavioral, and psychological functioning. It involves the use of various methods such as interviews, standardized tests, observations, and other assessment tools to gather information about an individual's mental health, personality traits, cognitive abilities, and emotional well-being. The primary goal of a psychological evaluation is to gain a comprehensive understanding of an individual's psychological makeup, identify any potential mental health issues or disorders, and make informed recommendations for treatment, intervention, or further assessment. Psychological evaluations are commonly conducted by licensed psychologists or other qualified mental health professionals and are used in various settings such as clinical practice, schools, forensic evaluations, and employment screenings.
Is an Intensive outpatient program (IOP) appropriate for my child?
IOP may be an appropriate support for your teen if they are: Struggling with anxiety and depression symptoms which are increasing or not improving with therapy, Concerning statements about self-harm, starting or engaging in self-harm, having frequent thoughts of self-harm, suffering from an eating disorder, not Attending school and having significant school absences due to mental health concerns. If you answered yes to any of these, then your child is a good candidate for IOP
What is Courage's Intensive Outpatient Program?
Courage virtual therapy program is for adolescents aged 13 to 18 years old that focuses on those who struggle with mood disorders. Courage uses intensive group therapy that focuses on CBT and DBT skills. The main goal is to support patients in broadening their repertoire of coping skills, increasing their knowledge of self-awareness, and decreasing life-threatening behaviors. The program is designed to explore and address: Unhelpful thinking and beliefs. Emotional regulation Interpersonal effectiveness, mindfulness, Adolescent interpersonal skills, intrusive cognitions, and maladaptive behaviors improvement. It also focuses on skills that help address stress, anxiety, procrastination, and trauma symptoms. The group meets online virtually every Thursday and Friday 4 p.m. from to 6 p.m. The IOP is committed to delivering high-quality personalized behavioral health care for adolescents with a primary diagnosis of a mood disorder. Our assessment procedure includes a risk assessment for self-injurious behavior and levels of suicidality, as well as appropriate treatment planning. The team also uses the assessment to measure family support and identify stressors and individual strengths.
