Mental health care for children and adults
VHP Integrated Behavioral Health offers consultations to evaluate an appropriate level of care. We also collaborate with Valley Health Partners (VHP) medical providers about the behavioral health aspect of your care.
VHP Integrated Behavioral Health provides for a short-term model of therapy.
LCSW stands for licensed clinical social worker, and LPC stands for licensed professional counselor. Both are mental health professionals trained and licensed to provide therapy and support for individuals dealing with behavioral health issues.
Sessions typically involve discussing your concerns, exploring your thoughts and feelings, setting goals and learning coping strategies. The specific approach may vary depending on your needs and the counselor.
Everyone is unique, so the duration of therapy varies depending on factors such as the severity of the issues being addressed, your goals and the therapist’s approach. Your therapist will review progress toward goals after three months and determine, with you, if continued treatment is warranted.
No, LCSWs and LPCs are not medical doctors and therefore cannot prescribe medication. However, our team works collaboratively with health care clinicians at your VHP site who can prescribe medication if needed.
Yes, sessions are confidential, meaning that what you discuss in therapy is generally not shared with others without your permission, except in certain specific circumstances outlined by law (such as if there is a risk of harm to yourself or others).
VHP Integrated Behavioral Health specialists primarily treat these conditions:
VHP Integrated Behavioral Health also offers convenient E-Visits and video visits.
