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Dallas Mental Health is a trusted mental health facility serving Dallas and the surrounding metroplex. Focus entirely on recovery in a private setting.
Living on site removes daily stressors and gives you constant access to your clinical team. Private accommodations and 24/7 staffing come standard.
Clinical supervision and support 24/7
Individual and group therapy
Treatment plans tailored to your needs
Care for co-occurring disorders
Holistic, wellness, and recreational activities
We utilize a variety of treatment modalities to teach our patients the coping skills they need to find stability and discover their self-awareness.
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Sometimes anxiety becomes so severe that an individual cannot leave their house, participate in social gatherings, or hold a conversation with a stranger. If these feelings are familiar to you, it may be time to consider a residential treatment program.
Depressive episodes are hard to cope with when a person is all alone – the social isolation they experience does not make their life easier. Get in touch with a mental health professional and talk about the possibility of staying at a facility to cure your depression.
When panic disorder overwhelms you and you are worried about an imminent panic attack whose manifestations you cannot lessen without assistance, residential treatment for a particular period of time can be a good option.
Outpatient care is not as intense as residential psychiatric treatment – the former implies that the patient is supposed to attend therapy once or twice per week while the latter requires the individual undergoing treatment to reside at the facility for a specific period of time to see improvement.
Unlike a patient who opted for a residential treatment program, a person in need of partial hospitalization divides their time between home, work, and therapy at the facility – they do not stay at a mental health center during the night.
Intensive outpatient treatment means a patient attends therapy three or four times per week for a few hours while residential treatment is full-time – your morning, afternoon, and evening are defined by therapeutic sessions and procedures mental health professionals advise you to participate in.
While the final decision regarding residential mental health care is up to you and your therapist or psychiatrist, there are certain signs that indicate the need for this form of psychological assistance – if outpatient care has not been sufficient enough, continuous isolation at home may worsen your condition, or you may harm yourself and other people due to the symptoms outside of your control, residential treatment may be your best bet.
