Therapy, psychiatry, wellness, and more. It’s hard to make a list of everything we do, but if it’s a part of your health journey, we can probably help.
Group therapy, but reconsidered. Whether in a group or alone a Mindful approach addresses both physical and mental wellbeing.
You’re more than the sum of your parts. A Mindful approach aims to understand your health holistically: mind, body, everything.
Individual care
We’ve never understood the one-size-fits-all healthcare model. A Mindful approach is tailored just for you. Our diverse collective of healthcare practitioners offer a wide range of viewpoints and experiences to help you create a plan as unique as you are.
Where ever you are, we’re ready
Rethink the annual physical. A Resiliency Evaluation starts with your wellbeing—mind and body—and builds from there to help identify mental, physical, and environmental obstacles and plan for a healthier you.
A walk outside can you do you a world of good—seriously—but sometimes that isn’t possible. For those days, you can handle most of your needs from the comfort of your home. What a world.
If medication is part of your health journey, our team will help you design a responsible and effective plan that’s right for you.
Even if traditional medication hasn’t worked for you, we still might be able to help. Among other emerging treatments, we’re one of a handful of clinics to offer Spravato®—a new treatment proven effective in cases of treatment resistant depression.
Therapy can help clients process past experiences and gain awareness of how their experiences have shaped their lives. Behaviors that made it possible to endure difficult circumstances in the past may be causing chaos in the present. Therapy provides clients the opportunity to share their story with an experienced clinician who can offer an individualized approach and assist the client in gaining a new perspective. The therapeutic relationship provides the client support and encouragement to make changes to enhance their lives.
The first appointment is the opportunity for the client to meet the therapist and determine if the therapist is someone they can work with. The client will be asked to share reasons for seeking therapy, their history, and what they have done to resolve problems in the past. The therapist will want to know how the client is navigating life (i.e., stressors, relationships, work, etc.) and what the client hopes to accomplish through therapy. If the client wants to continue with the therapist, the next step is to begin developing goals. If the client does not think the therapist is “a good fit,” the therapist will be glad to provide a referral for another clinician.
Clients often report feeling a sense of relief and hopefulness after the first appointment. However, therapy can bring up painful emotions and memories that take time to process. Change is hard and healing takes time. Therapy will only work if the client is willing to take a fearless and honest look at self and one’s life. Continuing the therapy journey not only empowers the client to make life enriching changes but builds self-esteem, confidence, and resilience.
Mindful Health offers individual, couples and family therapy via tele-health with experienced, licensed clinicians. Group therapy is provided face to face in our bricks & mortar clinics. For clients who prefer face-to-face encounters for individual therapy, Mindful Health will assist clients with selecting a therapist within our preferred provider networks.
Mindful Health providers specialize in mental health care and are committed to your overall health and wellbeing. Internal Medicine physician visits are incorporated with our group therapy as well as the Resiliency Evaluation, in certain cases. With your permission, we will collaborate with your primary care provider to work as a team to ensure you are receiving comprehensive care for both mind and body. We can also keep your information private if that is your preference.
Mindful Health is currently in the process of enrolling with all the major commercial insurance companies. Mindful Health may be able to secure a single case agreement with the client’s insurance company pending in-network enrollment. Clients can also contact their insurance company to see whether they will cover the costs and how much they will pay. Clients also have the option of filing their own insurance claim after their encounter. Mindful Health can provide an itemized statement of services with industry recognized procedure and diagnosis codes. Some clients choose not to file on their insurance, citing concerns that insurance companies require a mental illness diagnosis in order to pay a claim.
Struggling to decide or just plain curious? Give us a call.
We can’t wait to hear from you.