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Mental Health Outpatient Clinic Treatment
Outpatient Clinic Treatment helps adults of all ages find solutions to emotional and behavioral difficulties.
A primary therapist works in collaboration with a supervising psychiatrist and the client to establish a plan of treatment, which may include:
- Short or long term verbal therapies
- Family therapy
- Medication
- Linkage to community supports
The psychotherapy treatment is designed to minimize emotional distress, bolster coping with everyday problems, and improve overall quality of life.
Therapy at the Clinic involves an active partnership between client and therapist, similar to the relationship between coach and athlete.
Therapy sessions may be individual, couples, family, or group.
Mental Health Issues Treated
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Impulse control
- Thoughts and perceptual disturbance
- Grief and loss
- Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)
- Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (AD/HD)
- Coping with trauma or life changes
- Marital or relationship problems stemming from mental illness
Special Populations Served
Special Services Provided
- Project Reach - makes services available to homebound adults with mental illness who:
- are unable to access traditional mental health services
- need active treatment designed to reduce symptoms and maintain and/or improve their ability to function independently.
- Crisis Intervention - 24 hour on call services are available through LifeLine,
585-275-5151. Ask for the on-call clinician for Rochester Rehabilitation Center patients.
The Staff
The Outpatient Clinic Treatment staff includes professionals trained in psychiatry, social work, art therapy, psychiatric nursing, psychology, and counseling services.
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