We can benefit anyone who may be having difficulty coping with life's current challenges.
The team at Exodus Behavioral Health provides compassionate collaboration as we join and empower our clients. Our evidence-based, person-centered approach reflects our commitment to provide client-led therapy in a serene, trauma-informed setting.
Our mental health services can benefit anyone who may be having difficulty coping with life’s current challenges. Whether you have been wrestling with a specific issue, you are just beginning to search for answers, or your goal is to be more open and increase your joy, our therapists can help you build a healthier life
Mental Health Issues Our Therapists treat include:
- Addiction & Related Issues
- ADHD
- Alcohol Use/Dependency
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Employment-related fulfillment
- Grief & Loss
- Life Transitions & Adjustment
- Mood Management
- Relationship Difficulties
- Trauma & PTSD
What Is a Co-occurring Disorder?
A co-occurring disorder refers to the reality that two conditions, such as a specific mental health disorder (e.g., depression, anxiety, PTSD, etc.) and a substance use disorder, often co-exist together. While neither condition actually causes the other, they often appear together and can magnify the symptoms of the other. Treatment for co-occurring disorders simply means viewing both conditions as primary and interrelated, rather than addressing one and then the other. Integrating treatment for mental health and substance use disorders leads to a better quality of care and improved health outcomes by treating the whole person. Many clients report increased life satisfaction once they understand how symptom management impacts – and is impacted by – use, abstinence, and long-term sobriety.