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Who and What We Treat
Teens (13-17) and Young Adults (18-28) accepted into Innercept’s residential mental health treatment program, with a 90-day minimum length of stay, have average to very high intelligence, pockets of extremely high function (i.e. academic, sports, social, area of interest, music, etc.) and loving family support systems. We are recognized in the mental health field for our ability to assess and treat young people with the most complex diagnoses and symptoms, including those who have experienced many failed attempts at treatment in other settings.
*Moderate-to-severe mood, anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorders
*Panic disorders, OCD, social anxiety
*Executive functioning issues
*Adoption and attachment issues
*Autism spectrum disorders and related diagnoses
*Strained relationships with parents and/or authority figures
*Decline in academic performance
*Trauma/PTSD
*ADD/ADHD conditions
*Anger management issues
*Eating disorders
*Thought disorders
*Personality disorders
*Negative peer relationships
*Somatoform disorders
*Gaming & Technology
Teens (13-17) and Young Adults (18-28) accepted into Innercept’s residential mental health treatment program, with a 90-day minimum length of stay, have average to very high intelligence, pockets of extremely high function (i.e. academic, sports, social, area of interest, music, etc.) and loving family support systems. We are recognized in the mental health field for our ability to assess and treat young people with the most complex diagnoses and symptoms, including those who have experienced many failed attempts at treatment in other settings.
*Moderate-to-severe mood, anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorders
*Panic disorders, OCD, social anxiety
*Executive functioning issues
*Adoption and attachment issues
*Autism spectrum disorders and related diagnoses
*Strained relationships with parents and/or authority figures
*Decline in academic performance
*Trauma/PTSD
*ADD/ADHD conditions
*Anger management issues
*Eating disorders
*Thought disorders
*Personality disorders
*Negative peer relationships
*Somatoform disorders
*Gaming & Technology
