Behavioral Health

What is Behavioral Health?

Our behavioral health program is made up of providers who work closely with primary care providers. They support patients in making lifestyle changes necessary to improve and maintain their overall health, with a focus on behavior change to support management of chronic conditions. Providers work collaboratively with patients to effectively manage behavioral health concerns such as anxiety, depression, stress, and grief.

How can a Behavioral Health Consultant (BHC) help you?

  • Supporting children with behavior concerns

  • Eating & activity changes

  • Learning & memory problems

  • Various mental health issues

    • Depression, anxiety, panic attacks, etc.

  • Sleep concerns

  • And more...

  • Managing complex life problems

  • Stress management strategies

  • Difficult relationships (family, significant other, peers)

  • Coping with medical problems

  • Changing tobacco, alcohol, or substance use

  • Non-medication ways to help with chronic disease

If you are interested in speaking with a BHC, you can ask your provider if one is available the same day or ask to schedule a visit. Plan to meet for a 20–30-minute consultation to create a wellness plan. Follow up visits will be scheduled as needed.