Getting Therapy Sooner: 3 Things to Know in West Ashley
Based on Hope Integrative Medicine, Therapy Without the Wait: Local Mental Health Care for West Ashley Residents
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In this guide
Therapy Approaches
- CBT for anxiety, depression, panic
- DBT skills for strong emotions
- ACT for values-based living
Visits That Fit Your Life
- Secure video visits
- Mix in-person and video
- Easier with a busy schedule
Your Safety Plan
- Know your warning signs
- List the people who support you
- In crisis? Call or text 988
What the guideline says
- When you are struggling, waiting weeks or months for mental health support can feel impossible.
- New patients at Hope Integrative Medicine in West Ashley are often able to be seen within a week of requesting an appointment.
- Therapy options include cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy skills, acceptance and commitment therapy, mindfulness-based approaches and trauma-informed therapy.
- Psychiatric evaluation and medication management can work alongside therapy, with you as a fully informed partner in decisions.
- Secure telehealth visits and a hybrid in-person and virtual model let you keep care going when life gets busy.
- Because mental and physical health are connected, your providers look at medical conditions and medicines that may affect your mental health.
This guide is general health information and does not replace advice from your own provider.
Frequently Asked Questions
A safety plan is a personal set of strategies, made with your provider, for managing suicidal thoughts, recognizing warning signs, leaning on your supports and reaching emergency help when needed.
Mental and physical health are connected. Your providers look at medical conditions that may affect your mental health and coordinate your medicines to avoid harmful interactions.
Hope Integrative Medicine is not an emergency service. In a crisis, call or text 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, available 24/7. For a medical emergency, call 911.