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Knowledge About Mental Health is Essential

At the Sylvia Brafman Mental Health Center, we believe that being informed about your condition and the most effective treatments available for it are essential to successful recovery. This is why we strive to educate our patients and their loved ones as part and parcel of the care we provide here. In our experience, an informed patient is a more successful and happy patient.

Patients and families who are well-informed about mental illnesses are more capable of advocating for their needs. At SBMHC we also believe that treatment is also more effective when the recipient understands the purpose of treatment methods and how they work.

The team at SBMHC believes strongly that more education and awareness about mental illnesses in our society is the key to progress and better outcomes for all. Taking a proactive role in spreading knowledge and awareness is a responsibility we take very seriously. SBMHC is dedicated to improving access to mental health treatment and reducing any stigma associated with mental illnesses.

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Our Resources for Mental Health and Addiction Recovery

The SBMHC Resources Section is a source of reliable and up-to-date news and information concerning treatment and recovery. Be sure to watch The SBMHC Blog for informative and enlightening articles and tools for healthy living. Our Insurance Page answers many common questions about how health insurance can be used for treatment. The Media Page features relevant press releases and outside articles. Finally, the Helpful Links Page offers outside links for your own edification.

The SBMHC Blog

Our blog will be a continually replenished source of information and insight into psychological disorders and their treatment. Be sure to check it often for the latest developments and trends in the world of mental health treatment.

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Insurance Page

The Insurance for Mental Health page is a useful Frequently Asked Questions section of sorts. It covers the most common questions about using health insurance for mental health treatment and how the process works in layman’s terms.

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Media Page

The Sylvia Brafman Mental Health Center Media Page is where we share our press releases and outside news articles and features about SBMHC, it’s people and seminal issues in the world of psychiatric care and substance use disorder treatment.

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Helpful Links

On this page, you’ll find helpful links for government agencies, academia, not-for-profit advocacy groups, fellowships and other organizations. Please use it to conduct your own research or to find support and information.

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Mental Health Treatment

It can sometimes be hard to know where to begin when looking for help for yourself or a loved one. If you have general questions about specific mental health disorders, the Mental Health Treatment section of our site is a great place to begin.

Here you will find basic primers on the most common psychological conditions we treat at SBMHC and some of the methods of treatment we use. Covered are: anxiety disorders, depression, Bipolar Disorder, schizophrenia, OCD, PTSD and more.

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Mental Health Programs

In this section of our site, you will find descriptions of the different levels of care and phases of treatment offered at The Sylvia Brafman Mental Health Center. Contact us to discuss the costs of various treatments, including therapy, IOP, PHP, private rehab, and both short-term and long-term rehab. Your mental health is our priority, and we are committed to finding the right solution for your unique needs.

This section also features pages concerning our Professionals Program and Career Program as well as details concerning mental health treatment methods we employ at SBMHC.

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Dual Diagnosis Treatment

Our Dual Diagnosis Treatment section is chock full of informative pages covering a range of categories of substance use disorders.

This section is the perfect place to start if you have questions about addiction to particular substances. It should be especially helpful to family members of people with substance use disorders and co-occurring psychological disorders.

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