Behavioral Health Services
Wautoma & Friendship
Sometimes “going it alone” simply isn’t enough. Life can throw us a variety of challenges that all but seem to push us to our limit. It is during these crucial moments of decision and change that it may be helpful and even necessary to reach out for added support, encouragement, wisdom, and guidance.
When you reach these moments, we are here for you.
When you reach these moments, we are here for you.
How can I talk to someone?
Talk with your primary care provider about your concern. Next, your provider will offer to introduce you to one of our mental health specialists right within in the clinic for a brief consultation. If no specialist is available, we will contact you within the next 24 hours to arrange an appointment.
You can also call us directly at 1-800-942-5330 and tell us you would like to schedule an appointment. You will be transferred to a mental health specialist (x416) who will be best able to understand your needs and concerns. If no specialist is available, you have the option to leave a message and someone will call you back to arrange an appointment.
You can also call us directly at 1-800-942-5330 and tell us you would like to schedule an appointment. You will be transferred to a mental health specialist (x416) who will be best able to understand your needs and concerns. If no specialist is available, you have the option to leave a message and someone will call you back to arrange an appointment.
What can I talk about?
You can talk about any concerns that are causing you emotional stress and even interfering in your daily routine.
Some common reasons people seek counseling:
These are only a few areas that may be helpful to talk through with your doctor or counselor. There are many more. If you feel the need to talk to someone, there is no bad reason to do so.
Worried about cost of care? Call 1-800-942-5330 x170 to talk with a Patient Services Navigator today!
Some common reasons people seek counseling:
- Depression (feeling sad or blue for a long period of time)
- Anxiety (constant worrying, restlessness, inability to concentrate)
- Substance misuse, including alcohol and other drugs
- Parenting issues
- Communication issues
- Work-related stress
- Family counseling
- Smoking cessation
- Weight concerns
- Pain management
These are only a few areas that may be helpful to talk through with your doctor or counselor. There are many more. If you feel the need to talk to someone, there is no bad reason to do so.
Worried about cost of care? Call 1-800-942-5330 x170 to talk with a Patient Services Navigator today!
