Licensed behavioral health professionals offer mental health services including:

• Crisis counseling
• Medication prescribing
• Referral to other outpatient mental health services or community resources
• Triage for emergent/critical behavioral health intervention
• The clinic is open to individuals age 18 and over. Patients are advised to go to the Allen Hospital Emergency Department if they are needing immediate medical attention, demonstrating aggressive behavior or experiencing a crisis when the walk-in clinic is closed.

Common Symptoms to Consider

It’s completely normal to feel down sometimes. But when these feelings become persistent, unmanageable or are accompanied by physical changes it may be time to talk with someone who can help.

Our team is ready to help you identify if you’re struggling with anxiety, depression or another mental health condition. Symptoms of anxiety, depression and mental health conditions can include:

• Physical changes such as nausea or muscle tension
• Withdrawal from family or friends
• Excessive worry or fear
• Feeling sad, lonely, isolated
• Confusion or problems concentrating
• Extreme mood changes Often feeling irritable or angry
• Changes in sleeping habits
• Difficulty concentrating on daily tasks
• Nervous energy or restlessness
• Overeating or appetite loss
• Loss of interest in things you once enjoyed
• Having thoughts of harm to self or others
• Progressive memory loss or confusion
• Difficulty perceiving reality
• Other emotional or behavioral changes

If you or a loved one are considering taking actions related to ending one’s own life, exhibit behaviors or actions that could lead to self-harm, overdose, or danger to yourself or others, this is considered an emergency. Please dial 9-1-1.

Make the Connection

Launched in 2011, MakeTheConnection.net connects Veterans, their family members and friends, and other advocates with mental health information, local resources, and Veterans’ own inspiring stories of recovery. Visitors can learn about the signs of mental health conditions or substance use problems and find sources of support. The site is free and accessible to everyone.