Mental Health

Older Adults

Significant life changes, difficulties in coping with grief and loss, adjustments to retirement, changes in mental abilities, mobility or physical health may lead to depression, anxiety, or other psychological symptoms in the older adult. Untreated, these symptoms can have serious consequences for the individual as well as the family member and friends.

If you know of an older adult who is experiencing:

Confusion
Prolonged sadness or grief
Changes in appetite
Sleep disturbance
Possible dependence on pain medication or tranquilizers
Pronounced changes in mood
Nervous or anxious feelings
Problems with alcohol

Then a referral to our comprehensive mental health and substance abuse may be in order.

We can help with:

Specialized assessment
Intensive inpatient treatment
Partial hospitalization
Intensive outpatient
Supportive individual counseling
Education

Fortunately, help is available. We provide services specially designed with the needs of the senior adult in mind. Professional staff who understand these issues are available to work with the older adult, family member, and other healthcare providers to help reduce the symptoms and improve daily life.
For more information, or to make an appointment, call (734) 240-5350.