Psychiatric Assessments

Our psychiatrists are highly trained with years of clinical experience in diagnosing and treating all types of mental disorders. We also have board-certified physicians specializing in the treatment of individuals with “dual-diagnosis”; i.e. those who have both mental illness and addiction to alcohol and/or drugs.

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Stress and Pain Management

Chronic pain and stress are very closely related; actually one can say with a fair degree of confidence that it’d be almost impossible to find a chronic pain patient who does not have mental stress as well; each impacts the other, creating a vicious cycle of unrelenting chronic pain and stress. So, if one wants to get relief from chronic pain, part of the solution will be learning how to better manage stress.

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Integrative& Holistic Medical Care for Psychiatric & Substance Use Disorders

The integrative approach to the care of patients struggling with psychiatric disorders, alcohol/substance abuse issues, and certain chronic health conditions with strong psychological component such as chronic pain at Transitions Center is science-based, compassionate, and patient-centered.

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Suboxone Program

Successful treatment from addiction to Opioids has been one of the most difficult challenges, however, with newer treatments recovery is not only possible but also can be made more comfortable and manageable. One of such newer medications is Suboxone approved by FDA for treatment of addiction to opiates such as prescription pain pills such as Codeine, Morphine, Hydrocodone (Vicodin),

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Psychological Therapies

These therapies are designed to help people of all ages live happier, healthier and more productive lives. Qualified mental health therapists apply research-based techniques to help people develop more effective coping and life skills. Psychotherapy is very useful for people with various psychiatric disorders, chronic health conditions and intolerable life’s stresses by having them understand their illness or situation better, by teaching them strategies and giving them tools to deal with stress and unhealthy thoughts and behaviors.

Sometimes these mental therapies alone may be the best treatment for a person, depending on the nature of their condition and its severity. Other times, psychotherapy is combined with medications. These therapies are a collaborative treatment based on the relationship between an individual and the therapist, who provides a supportive environment that allows to talk openly with someone who is objective, neutral and nonjudgmental.

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