Treatment Centers in 70427
Covington Behavioral Health - Adolescent Inpatient
Treatment Center
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Bogalusa, LA 70427
Covington Behavioral Health Hospital, located in Covington, Louisiana, offers individualized inpatient treatment for adolescents who have been experiencing symptoms of mental health disorders. We serve young people ages 11-17 who are struggling with anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, suicidal thoughts, and other mental health concerns. We also serve adolescents who have developed addictions to alcohol and opioids. The typical length of stay in our adolescent inpatient unit is five to seven days. In that time, we provide a customized array of services that can help each adolescent achieve stabilization, with the goal of preparing them to transition to a lower level of care or return home. To accomplish this, we place great emphasis on providing personalized, family-focused care. We know that when a young person struggles with mental health concerns or addiction, it can negatively impact the entire family. For this reason, our focus on personalized service includes caring for our young patients and preparing their parents to best support them in the future.
Covington Behavioral Health Hospital, located in Covington, Louisiana, offers individualized inpatient treatment for adolescents who have been experiencing symptoms of mental health disorders. We serve young people ages 11-17 who are struggling with anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, suicidal thoughts, and other mental health concerns. We also serve adolescents who have developed addictions to alcohol and opioids. The typical length of stay in our adolescent inpatient unit is five to seven days. In that time, we provide a customized array of services that can help each adolescent achieve stabilization, with the goal of preparing them to transition to a lower level of care or return home. To accomplish this, we place great emphasis on providing personalized, family-focused care. We know that when a young person struggles with mental health concerns or addiction, it can negatively impact the entire family. For this reason, our focus on personalized service includes caring for our young patients and preparing their parents to best support them in the future.
Covington Behavioral Health - Adult Outpatient
Treatment Center
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Bogalusa, LA 70427
Covington Behavioral Health Hospital, which is located in Covington, Louisiana, provides an intensive outpatient program (IOP) for adults age 18 and older. Our IOP serves people who have anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), or other mental health concerns. A person may step down to our IOP to receive additional support after they have completed our inpatient program, or they can enter directly at the IOP level. This level of care is designed for people who do not need full days of treatment or round-the-clock support. A typical day includes three hours of therapy, plus lunch. Most clients attend IOP sessions two or three days per week. When they are not taking part in IOP sessions, participants may go to school, work, volunteer, and otherwise engage in a healthy independent lifestyle. This schedule allows people to learn new skills they can practice in a real-world environment and improve during future IOP sessions. Typical length of stay is four to 12 weeks.
Covington Behavioral Health Hospital, which is located in Covington, Louisiana, provides an intensive outpatient program (IOP) for adults age 18 and older. Our IOP serves people who have anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), or other mental health concerns. A person may step down to our IOP to receive additional support after they have completed our inpatient program, or they can enter directly at the IOP level. This level of care is designed for people who do not need full days of treatment or round-the-clock support. A typical day includes three hours of therapy, plus lunch. Most clients attend IOP sessions two or three days per week. When they are not taking part in IOP sessions, participants may go to school, work, volunteer, and otherwise engage in a healthy independent lifestyle. This schedule allows people to learn new skills they can practice in a real-world environment and improve during future IOP sessions. Typical length of stay is four to 12 weeks.
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