Mental Health

Mental Health Services at Wellpoint Care Network

Our long history of providing child- and family-wellbeing services across the continuum of care, from crisis to ongoing interventions, has given us a unique vantage point. We have seen, firsthand, how the right mental health services, provided by caring professionals, can promote recovery from trauma and adversity.

Many of us have experienced mental health struggles at some point. A personal or family history of trauma may make your needs even more complex.

When we meet people where they are in their trauma recoveries and mental health journeys, we are most successful in helping them find the tools to thrive.

Tearing Down Mental Health Barriers

If depression, anxiety, lack of motivation, feelings of brain fog, being quick to anger or sadness, or any other behavioral signs are affecting your or your child’s ability to thrive, we can help. Our outpatient clinic staff are both qualified and caring – not to mention, highly trained in partnering with you on your healing journey.

What to Look for in Yourself or Others

The need for emotional or behavioral healing isn’t as obvious as the need for physical health care. It’s a lot easier to see or feel a broken bone, for example, than to pinpoint specific emotions. However, here are some signs it may be time to contact Wellpoint Care.

Yourself:

Difficulty concentrating, easily distracted
Feeling anxious, depressed, or just “not yourself”
Feeling quick to anger or sadness
History of trauma
Increased use of alcohol or other substances
Lack of motivation or difficulty caring for yourself or others
Life transitions such as divorce, death of a loved one or job loss
Relationship difficulties with your spouse/partner
Stress related to being a member of the LGBTQ+ community
Questions about how to be a good parent

Your Child/Adolescent:

Changes or challenges with friendships
Depression
Developmental concerns, especially in infants or small children
Difficulty concentrating
Discovering a new gender identity or sexual orientation
Low self-esteem
Moodiness, anxiety
Self-harm or talk of suicide
Sensitivity to light, sounds, clothing or food textures or other changes in sensory processing

Mental Health Services Meet You Where You Are

Because the need for quality mental health services is so vast, we try to make our approach to provide healing services as far-reaching and in-depth. When we can meet you where you are in your trauma recoveries and mental health journeys, we are most successful in helping you find your freedom to thrive.