Services Provided

Clients work together with one of our psychiatrists to decide if a medication is the appropriate choice for them. You can meet with your psychiatrist up to twice a week and this allows for close monitoring of efficacy and/or adverse effects from a new medication. 

At TMBC we engage in family systems work with all clients living with family members. This systems work may include couples counseling, family therapy, and for our parents of adolescents and emerging adults, parent coaching. Decades of research demonstrates that positive change is unlikely if family systems are not engaged and supported in the context of treatment. TMBC will typically do as much family systems work in a month as most programs might do in 6 months.

Our team nurse works with the client to improve medication adherence and compliance. They may accompany the client to medical and/or dental appointments for those that need help digesting what information was shared in those appointments or for those people who's anxiety prohibits them from making, or attending, these appointments. Long acting injectables can be administered in the comfort of your home or in the office. The team nurse will assess for medication side effects and provide education on ways to manage them. They will also work with the client to create a healthy routine around sleep, diet, and activity. 

Our clinical team is trained in a host of individual therapies including: EMDR, Expressive Art Therapy, CBT, DBT, Mentalizing, Motivational Interviewing, Daring Way, and Equine Therapy. Clients will typically be assigned an individual therapist unless they are already working with someone in the community.

Being part of a community is an important aspect of mental well-being as we are social creatures. As a client in The Mind-Body Collaborative we will help you build, or re-build, that sense of belonging in your community through meaningful roles. This may be through volunteering, finding employment, reconnecting with friends and family, or through a recovery community. 

Treatment and recovery can be a very intimidating venture whether you are dealing with mental health issues, addiction concerns, relapse prevention, aftercare or all of the above. Creating a healthier lifestyle is a process and our Peer Recovery Specialist can help you navigate this process and help you utilize the tools necessary to implement and live as a person in recovery. 

Our registered dietician focuses on increasing the nutrition quality of the diet, optimizing physical health through exercise, and improving lifestyle through stress management, better sleep, and reduction of behaviors like smoking and alcohol. They help adults and children alike with weight loss, diabetes management, allergies, failure to thrive, eating disorders, and cardiovascular disease. With so many choices and so much conflicting information, the right foods can be hard to find. Our Registered Dietician can help you navigate the grocery store and give you the confidence you need to become a healthier shopper.