Outpatient Mental Health Therapy Services
Outpatient Mental Health Therapy Services
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Outpatient Mental Health Therapy Services

 

Dardanelle Regional Intensive Outpatient Program offers assistance to adults who experience struggles with their mental health. The Intensive Outpatient program meets 2-3 times a week for group therapy on topics such as life skills, coping skills, grief, and more. Along with group therapy, patients may also participate in individual therapy and receive medication management and visits from a psychiatrist once a month.  


There are three interactive group sessions daily. Morning and afternoon options are available.

Our later years should be a time of enjoyment and continued positive, intellectual, and emotional growth. Adults experience various unique and complex living conditions that can sometimes be overwhelming. For some, these challenges include declining physical and mental capabilities, the loss of independence, and the loss of loved ones. These changes cause:
 
  • Confusion
  • Delusion/hallucinations
  • Difficulty coping with change
  • Difficulty sleeping or sleeping too much
  • Excessive worry, anxiety, or guilt
  • Fear/phobias
  • Feelings of loneliness & isolation
  • Feelings of suspicion & mistrust
  • Frequent doctor visits without clear medical findings
  • Hopeless feelings
  • Inability to cope with stress Irritability/agitation
  • Lack of energy or excess energy
  • Loss of appetite
  • Low self-esteem
  • Memory problems
  • Mood swings
  • Panic feelings
  • Paranoia or mania
  • Poor concentration
  • Sadness/depression
  • Slowed thinking or racing thoughts
  • Tearfulness/crying spells
  • Thoughts of death
  • Withdrawn
A physician, caregiver, concerned family member, or friend may call us to make a referral for a confidential courtesy assessment 501-730-1610.  

 

Payment

The Dardanelle Regional Medical Center Intensive Outpatient Program accepts Medicare, private insurances, and other supplemental/secondary policies as a means to cover deductibles and co-pays. In cases where patients do not have supplemental/secondary coverage, special payment arrangements may be made.

 

Notice of ARDOT Title VI and ADA Compliancy

Any person who believes they, or any specific class of persons, were subjected to discrimination on the basis of race, color or national origin in programs or activities of a Federal-aid Recipient may file a complaint. According to U.S. DOT regulations, 49 CFR ยง 21.11(b), a complaint must be filed not later than 180 days after the date of the alleged discrimination, unless the time for filing is extended by the investigating agency. If filed with ARDOT, then ARDOT will ensure that all complaints are sent to the appropriate authority for disposition.

The Arkansas Department of Transportation (ARDOT) ADA Program ensures no person shall be excluded from participation in, or is denied the benefits of, or is subjected to discrimination under any program or activity receiving federal financial assistance from the Arkansas Department of Transportation on the grounds of disability.

To access Title VI or ADA complaint forms, click the links below:

ARDOT Title VI Complaint Form

ADA Complaint Form

For more information, visit ardot.gov/divisions/civil-rights/title-vi.

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