Understanding Your Mental Health Treatment Needs

We offer a comprehensive range of mental health services, addressing various mental health conditions. Our outpatient treatment program includes:

Anxiety/Panic Disorders

From generalized anxiety disorder to obsessive-compulsive disorder, individuals often turn to alcohol and drugs to cope, leading to co-occurring substance use and amplified anxiety. Symptoms of anxiety and panic attacks include difficulty concentrating, a racing heart, chest pains, shortness of breath, and a feeling of loss of control. Life changes, like a new job or moving, can trigger or worsen anxiety symptoms.

Our outpatient treatment for anxiety disorders provides tailored interventions, coping skills training, and mindfulness techniques. We help individuals manage anxiety symptoms, build resilience, and regain calm in their daily lives.

Depression

Depression, especially when coupled with substance abuse, can create a destructive cycle, hindering the recovery journey. Individuals battling depression often use drugs or alcohol as a temporary escape. Given that alcohol is a depressant, it can exacerbate mental health issues like depression, making addiction treatment more difficult.

Symptoms of depression include persistent sadness, feelings of guilt and helplessness, fatigue, low energy, and suicidal thoughts. Depression is prevalent among young adults facing major life transitions, such as leaving home, starting college, or starting a new job. If you or a loved one is experiencing these symptoms, our outpatient therapy for depression can provide support.

At The Raleigh House, our outpatient treatment program for depression focuses on empowering clients through evidence-based treatment like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), personalized treatment plans, and a nurturing environment to foster healing and long-term well-being.

Complex Trauma

Complex trauma, often rooted in childhood experiences, can have lasting effects that lead adults to seek solace in drugs or alcohol. Common sources of complex trauma include physical, emotional, and sexual abuse, as well as profound neglect.

Individuals who have experienced complex trauma may exhibit symptoms like anger, guilt, shame, intense fear, and difficulty forming close relationships. When coupled with substance use disorder, these emotional challenges are further amplified, creating a detrimental cycle. Our treatment program addresses the underlying mental health issues related to complex trauma, helping individuals develop coping skills and begin their recovery journey.

PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder)

PTSD can develop following life-threatening or terrifying experiences. Common triggers include natural disasters, military combat, serious accidents, terrorist incidents, and sexual assault. However, even seemingly less severe incidents can lead to PTSD.   

Symptoms of PTSD often include frightening dreams, angry outbursts, flashbacks, distorted beliefs, loss of interest, and emotional detachment. Individuals with a co-occurring substance use disorder may experience exacerbated attention difficulties, diminished quality of life, and increased physical health concerns.   

Fortunately, our intensive and personalized outpatient mental health services offer effective treatment options for PTSD and related mental health conditions, helping individuals begin their recovery journey.