Mental Health Services in Long Beach

Persistent worry that affects your life in negative ways could be a sign of an anxiety disorder. While some amount of anxiety is normal and even healthy, too much can inhibit your sleep, concentration, and overall quality of life. This issue can have many underlying causes, and our team is well-equipped to handle them all.

Feelings of sadness are often used to describe depression, but this disorder has many other symptoms and forms as well. Those affected by depression may find they have a lack of interest or motivation, feelings of excessive guilt, persistent pain, or chronic fatigue. If left untreated, depression can put people at serious risk for health complications, self-harm, or suicide.

Often associated with military veterans, this mental health issue can also affect anyone who has been through a difficult or traumatic experience. PTSD can make it difficult to function in society, especially if certain triggers are difficult to avoid in everyday life.

Meeting with a caring, licensed professional can be a cathartic experience that also provides numerous beneficial tools and resources. Group and one-on-one options are available, and you may find that you can benefit from one or both.

Sometimes, therapy alone is not enough to address the underlying cause of a mental health disorder. Our providers at the Long Beach office are licensed to prescribe and manage the medications you need to feel your best.

If a mental health emergency occurs, we are here for you. Call our crisis support line at (800) 803-8833 to connect with a compassionate professional who can help you step-by-step.