Outpatient Counseling And Psychiatry Services

At first, mental illness may only affect someone’s life in subtle ways, but if left untreated, the quality of a person’s home, school, and work life can be greatly impacted. Get help before it’s too late. Laurel Life’s wide range of outpatient counseling services is personalized to reflect each individual’s unique needs and circumstances. Whether struggling to cope with life’s challenges or manage significant mental health concerns, our counselors, social workers, psychologists, and prescribers are here to help you meet your goals.

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Personalized Mental Health Support in a Safe, Supportive Environment

Laurel Life provides counseling as well as psychiatric treatment to individuals facing any of the following personal or professional difficulties: 
•    Loss of interest or pleasure in activities once enjoyed
•    Trauma
•    Anxiety and depression
•    Anger management problems
•    Excessive worrying
•    Eating disorders
•    Difficulties with making decisions
•    Grief and Loss
•    Significant life changes
•    Inattention and poor concentration
•    Parenting and behavioral issues
•    Interpersonal relationships

If you have experienced any of these symptoms for more than two weeks, it’s time to get help.

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A Collaborative, Trauma-Informed Approach

All of Laurel Life’s outpatient mental health services are grounded in the principles of understanding trauma and building resiliency. By emphasizing treatment partnerships and strengthening personal resources, our skilled therapists empower individuals to meet their goals and increase independence.

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Outpatient Services Include:

• Psychiatric and psychological evaluations for children and adolescent

• Medication management for children,  adolescents, and adults

• Individual counseling and psychotherapy

• Family, couples and marital counseling

 

What to Expect From Psychiatry Services at Laurel Life

The Laurel Life Outpatient Psychiatric Clinic offers a variety of psychiatric services and appointments to support individuals throughout treatment. Our team includes a Board-Certified Psychiatrist and Certified Registered Nurse Practitioners specializing in lifespan psychiatry. We are here to guide you, answer questions, and help you understand each step of the process.

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Diagnostic Assessment (Intake Appointment)

A required appointment for all new individuals seeking psychiatry or medication management. Clients meet with a Mental Health Professional to review history, background, and clinical concerns. This report is used by the provider to create a treatment plan tailored to your needs.

Approximate length: 60 minutes

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Psychiatric Evaluation With a Prescriber

A comprehensive appointment to discuss concerns, determine diagnosis, and explore the need for medication.

Approximate length: up to 90 minutes

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Medication Management (Med-Checks)

Brief follow-up appointments focused on concerns already discussed with the provider. Due to the short timeframe, only primary issues can be addressed during each visit. If additional concerns arise, another appointment will be scheduled within one week

 

Approximate length: 15 minutes

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Treatment Plan Updates

Every 5–6 months, individuals meet with a clinician to review and revise treatment goals. This document guides treatment and is required to remain active in services.

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Important Tips to Keep in Mind

• While all providers try to be on time, there may be times when they are running behind. Please plan accordingly and we appreciate your patience.

• For telehealth med checks, individuals MUST electronically sign for the visit to remain a telehealth client.

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Take the next step

For questions or more info contact Outpatient@laurellife.com

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