Individual therapy is a One-to-one therapy that offers a non-judgmental, confidential and safe space for you to reflect on any emotional difficulties with a trained provider. That might include grief, anxiety, relationship difficulties, addiction or something else. One-on-one sessions where the therapist and patient navigate and hash out whatever issues may be affecting the individual.

Treatment Planning

Treatment Planning outlines goals and interventions for a client's therapy. Treatment plans are important for mental health treatment because they:

• Enhance patient care

• Benefit the practice's efficiency

• Help the client and therapist identify problems that need to be addressed

• Serve as a roadmap or guide for the treatment process

Assessment

An initial assessment of the client's mental health status and needs.

Goals

Are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound goals for the client to work towards.

Interventions

The therapeutic interventions and strategies the therapist plans to use.

Timeline

An estimated timeline for treatment, including progress assessment intervals and planned evaluation.

Milestones

Important milestones that will mark progress in therapy.

A Treatment Plan includes

Medication Management

Medication management is a level of outpatient treatment that involves the initial evaluation of the patient’s need for psychotropic medications, the provision of a prescription, and ongoing medical monitoring related to the patient’s use of the psychotropic medication by a qualified physician/prescriber. Medication management includes monitoring, reconciling medications, and ensuring patients get the desired outcomes. It requires a thorough review of prescribed drugs and their possible side effects to create treatment plans and monitor their safety and efficacy. Medications play a critical role in the treatment of various mental health issues. The right medication can reduce or eliminate symptoms and significantly improve a patient’s quality of life.