If you’re feeling depressed or anxious, you’re not alone. Nearly
half of all Americans experience some kind of mental illness during their
lifetime, which can affect careers, relationships, and daily activities.
Remember, you have nothing to be ashamed of; many others face the same
struggles.
Signs of a Mental Health Problem
Persistent sadness or depression lasting over 2 weeks
Significant mood instability
Anxiety disrupting daily life
Suicidal thoughts
Substance use to cope
Sleep disturbances
Relationship conflicts
Concentration problems
Unmanageable anger or irritation
Violent or impulsive behavior
Hearing voices
Understanding Your Choices
Our mental health clinicians provide a safe, supportive environment to
address behavioral, mental, emotional, and substance abuse issues. Services
start with a psychotherapist evaluation and personalized treatment plan,
ranging from weekly to quarterly check-ins.
Mental Health Experts
Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSWs): Evaluate, diagnose, and treat mental disorders, prescribing counseling
or psychotherapy.
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists (LMFTs): Diagnose and treat mental disorders within various contexts (individuals,
couples, families).
Psychologists (PsyD or PhD): Diagnose and treat mental health conditions through psychotherapy but
do not prescribe medication.
Psychiatrists (MDs): Prescribe medication, diagnose and treat mental disorders, and offer telepsychiatry.
Learn More
Download our mental health brochure for specific information about our
clinicians, locations, and the health insurances we accept at Ridgecrest
Regional Hospital.
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