Mental Health Treatment
How's your mental health? Nearly one in five American adults lives with a mental health condition, and only half of them receive treatment. When life gets you down and mental health challenges impact your quality of life, we are here to help. At Sanford Behavioral Health, we offer comprehensive treatment options for individuals who are struggling with debilitating symptoms of depression, anxiety, or other mental health conditions that interfere with daily functioning. Our programs are also a good fit for those who want to feel better in their day-to-day life.
With the announcement of our Mental Health Residential Program, we now offer a range of mental health programs, including residential, intensive outpatient programs, as well as virtual and two- to four-week "tune-ups." Sanford treatment teams (provider and therapist) determine which program is best for each client. For example, the medical provider team approves transfers from detox into the mental health or substance use disorder programs.
Mental Health Residential
Residential treatment for mental health conditions means you reside with us for a period of time. Our Sanford West Behavioral Health Campus in Marne, Michigan, provides a structured living environment in which to recover and removes the environmental obstacles to recovery. Residential patients live at Sanford West while they attend group, individual, and family therapy sessions. Additionally, our patients receive medical and psychiatric check-ups and participate in wellness activities. This option provides 24/7 nursing support and access to our clinical and medical teams.
Mental Health Residential addresses the debilitating symptoms of a mental health diagnosis. Our multi-disciplinary team uses comprehensive assessments to ensure proper diagnosis and individualized treatment plans. Residential treatment is focused on evaluation, stabilization, skill acquisition, and smooth transition to long-term treatment management.
Mental Health Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP)
Our mental health program is virtual, 3 hours per day, 3 days per week, with two- to four-week "tune-ups." We are in-network with most commercial insurance companies. Please get in touch with our team today at 616.202.3326 to better understand how our programs can help. Our goal is to manage your symptoms effectively and improve your daily functioning!
"IOP for mental health is about daily function. If you're not feeling 100%, then you could have a mental health issue. Most people don't learn coping strategies or healthy communication strategies. We want to provide access to specialized programs that support mental health and well-being."
Clinical Director Tessa Sterling, LMSWMental Health Virtual Programs
Sanford Behavioral Health has offered virtual addiction treatment options since before the pandemic. Virtual treatment (telehealth) is designed for those who need help with a mental health condition but have real-life obligations like work, school, or childcare. If in-person treatment is inconvenient or impossible because of a remote location or physical restrictions, virtual options have become a viable alternative. Likewise, our intensive outpatient programs have flexible schedules and meet only three hours per day, three days per week.
What Are Co-Occurring Disorders?
Co-occurring disorders can be challenging to diagnose because the presence of one disorder can interfere with the diagnosis of the other. For example, a person seeking treatment for depression or anxiety may under-report or deny their alcohol use. Effective treatment of co-occurring disorders is diagnosis-driven, and a comprehensive evaluation is crucial.
Our mental health treatment programs address co-occurring disorders, also known as dual diagnosis, through integrated therapy and medication management. Our psychiatrist-led team of physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, dietitians, licensed therapists, and addiction counselors work together to create plans for each patient to address all aspects of mental health. The most effective care integrates addiction and mental health treatment with complex or acute conditions. Our services may include the following:
- Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)
- Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT)
- Evidence-based approaches
- Medication management
- Family support and education
- 12-step meetings
- Recreational therapy
At Sanford Behavioral Health, we understand the unique challenges of managing co-occurring disorders. We are committed to providing evidence-based, integrated treatment to support overall mental health and wellness.
Our Co-Occurring Treatment Programs for Addiction & Eating Disorders
- Residential treatment
- Partial hospitalization (day programs)
- Intensive outpatient (3/hours 3/days per week)
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Group, individual, family, and outpatient therapy
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In-person and virtual options
The Prevalence of Co-Occurring Disorders
According to research by the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, 29% of individuals with mental health disorders also struggle with substance use disorders (SUDs). This is almost double the prevalence of SUD in the general population. The following co-occurring conditions are the most prevalent:
- Eating disorders - Most studies show that 15% to 32% of women with substance use disorders meet the criteria for an eating disorder at some time.
- Depression - 80% of those with an alcohol use disorder experience depressive symptoms, and 30% meet the diagnostic criteria for major depression.
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) - As many as one-third of patients entering addiction treatment meet the criteria for PTSD.
- Anxiety disorders - Anxiety disorders (e.g., agoraphobia, panic disorder, social phobias, general anxiety disorder) are present in 10% to 60% of SUD patients.
At Sanford Behavioral Health, our approach includes evidence-based therapy and medication management to address the unique challenges of managing multiple conditions. So please don't wait to learn more about our mental health treatment program.
How Can a Mental Health Treatment Program Help You?
A mental health treatment program can provide you with the tools you need to manage your mental health. The first step in a treatment program is an assessment, which can help you and your treatment team to understand your needs. From there, you will work with our medical and clinical team to develop a treatment plan. This plan may include therapy, medication, and other support. The goal of treatment is to help you live a full and productive life. A mental health treatment program can give you the skills and resources you need to cope with challenges, build positive relationships, and achieve your goals.
Learn More About Sanford Behavioral Health's Mental Health Treatment Programs
At Sanford Behavioral Health, our mental health treatment programs are designed to address co-occurring disorders and provide comprehensive care. We understand the extraordinary challenges of managing multiple conditions and are committed to providing evidence-based, integrated treatment. Don't put off getting help if you or a family member is dealing with a substance use, eating disorder, or co-occurring mental health condition. We offer services within our programs to ensure you receive a "continuum of care." Contact us today at 616.202.3326 to learn more about our mental health treatment program in Marne, Michigan. We are here for you.
How Much Does Treatment Cost?
The cost of mental health treatment is an expense most individuals have never planned or budgeted for, and there are many contributing factors. The question of treatment cost does not have a simple answer; insurance coverage, financial circumstances, and treatment programs are different for each person. Sanford works with most insurance companies to utilize the best possible coverage and benefits. 616.202.3326 Learn More About Our Free Insurance AssessmentMental Health Treatment Resources
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