We customize our services for your psychiatric needs

Patients are admitted for acute inpatient behavioral health needs, including but not limited to:

Acute Behavioral Crisis
General Anxiety Disorders
Major Depression Disorders
Neurocognitive Disorders such as Alzheimer’s Disease
Schizophrenia
Suicidal Thoughts & Behaviors
OCD & Related Disorders
Medication adjustments, and other related issues

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If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment, please contact us today. We are always happy to help.

Our Services

Inpatient Treatment

24/7 care for those in acute mental health crises, providing a structured, safe environment.

Medication Management

Psychiatrists and medical professionals monitor and adjust medications to ensure effectiveness and minimize side effects.

Therapeutic Services

Including individual therapy, group therapy, and family therapy, focusing on coping strategies, emotional support, and recovery.

Crisis Stabilization

Immediate care for individuals experiencing severe emotional distress, aiming to stabilize their condition and prevent harm.

Behavioral Interventions

Techniques used to modify harmful or destructive behaviors, often implemented by trained staff.

Dual Diagnosis Treatment

Addresses co-occurring mental health and substance abuse issues with integrated treatment.

Life Skills Training

Programs that help patients develop skills for daily functioning, such as managing stress, communication, and self-care.

Discharge Planning

Scheduling follow-ups, providing medication instructions, referring to outpatient care, involving support networks, offering crisis resources, and setting recovery goals.

Treatment Goals

At MountainView, the primary goal is to provide a structured and therapeutic environment that supports emotional, behavioral, and academic growth. We achieve this through a range of integrated treatment approaches, tailored to meet each individual’s unique needs:

Comprehensive assessments, including psychological and educational testing, psychosocial evaluations, full physical and psychiatric exams, speech and hearing screenings, and chemical dependency assessments (when appropriate).
Individual, group, and family therapy conducted by licensed mental health professionals.
Educational services, where instruction is customized to support both academic and emotional development.
Recreational and activity therapy to promote physical wellness and social engagement.
Specialized therapy groups, such as those for children of alcoholics, survivors of sexual abuse, and individuals working on communication and social skills.
Social services support to help address family, housing, or community-related concerns.
Individualized behavior modification programs designed to reinforce positive behavior and ensure skills can be carried over into home and community life.
Parent education and training to equip caregivers with tools and strategies for ongoing support.
Aftercare and outpatient services to ensure continuity of care and successful transitions post-discharge.

Treatment Teams

At each of our Centers, care is delivered by a dedicated and experienced multi-disciplinary treatment team committed to addressing the complex and diverse needs of children, adolescents, and adults. We believe that healing is best achieved through a collaborative, person-centered approach—one that draws on the expertise of a range of professionals working in harmony.

Each team is uniquely composed based on the population served and the specific needs of the individual.

Our staff includes:

Psychiatrists and Physicians
Medical professionals who oversee the diagnosis, treatment planning, and medication management for each patient. They ensure clinical stability and coordinate medical care as needed.
Clinical Psychologists
Experts in psychological testing, evaluation, and therapy. They play a key role in identifying underlying conditions and helping patients understand and manage their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors.
Licensed Professional Counselors and Therapists
Provide individual, group, and family therapy using evidence-based modalities. They help patients develop coping skills, process trauma, and work through emotional challenges.
Registered Nurses and Psychiatric Technicians
Deliver 24/7 medical monitoring, medication administration, and direct patient support. Nurses also educate patients and families on medications and health-related concerns.
Recreational Therapists
Facilitate therapeutic activities that promote physical health, creativity, and emotional expression. Activities may include art, music, movement, games, and mindfulness practices.
Licensed Social Workers
Provide psychosocial support and case management. They assist with discharge planning, family communication, and connecting patients to community resources and aftercare services.
Dietitians
Address nutritional needs and offer guidance for patients with eating concerns, health conditions, or medication-related dietary needs. They contribute to overall wellness planning.