Professional treatment options and support groups are just two examples of what is available.
At Ashwood Recovery,, as a mental health treatment center in Idaho, we understand that our facility is not accessible to everyone looking for treatment. This page includes information about the mental health resources that are available in the Twin Falls, Idaho area.
There are several ways for people to get help and support for their mental health in Twin Falls.
Suicide has become a very serious health issue in Idaho as a whole. Anyone who has suicidal thoughts should contact the Idaho Suicide Prevention Hotline at (208) 398-4357. Someone is available to talk 24/7. It is also possible to text that number Monday through Friday between the hours of 3 pm and midnight.
The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is another alternative. They also have someone answering the phone at any time of the day or night. They can be reached at 1-800-273-8255.
The Twin Falls area has many mental health support groups that can provide help and encouragement to people with many conditions.
A Laughter Therapy Class is available on Wednesdays at 5:30 pm at the Twin Falls Senior Center. The class is free. Anyone who wants to participate should call (208) 734-5084.
The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare offers mental health support groups in Twin Falls.
The NAMI Wood River Valley Connection Recovery Support Group aims to help people who have depression or other mental illnesses. It is open for anyone to attend.
Local therapists may also hold their own support groups. The NAMI Treasure Valley Online Peer Support Group is another option.
St. Luke’s Hospital in Twin Falls offers support group options for children and adults with ADD/ADHD.
ADHD of Treasure Valley is a Meetup group that can be a major source of support for adults with ADHD.
Pearl Health Clinic has PTSD and Trauma groups for anyone with this diagnosis. They can be contacted at (208) 346-7501.
Veterans are encouraged to contact the Twin Falls Veterans Clinic to ask about PTSD support groups in their community.
For people with drug and alcohol addictions, Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous can be life-changing. The Twin Falls area hosts several AA and NA meetings every week.
People with eating disorders may want to check out Overeaters Anonymous to find support groups in their local area.
The Eating Disorder Referral & Information Center is also available to provide referrals to support groups in Twin Falls.
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Ashwood Recovery is located in Boise, Idaho. We are about 2.5 hours away from Twin Falls by car.
We offer treatment for many types of mental health issues. For instance, we treat:
At Ashwood Recovery, we are proud to announce that our mental health treatment program is now available. It is called the Promise Program, and it provides partial hospitalization services to people with mental health issues. We work with people who have recently completed an inpatient stay as well as those who are in need of day treatment services.
Our curriculum is designed to equip our clients with everything they need to transition back into their daily lives and routines. It includes:
Our clients participate in group therapy sessions as well as individual sessions with their counselors. They meet with a psychiatrist twice a week for medication management services and other forms of treatment. Family sessions are available if needed. We also offer crisis intervention and case management services.
Our program runs for 4-5 weeks. When it is completed, our clients get referrals for the appropriate type of care they will need to continue in treatment.
At Ashwood Recovery, we believe that mental health is vitally important. We have worked with many people from the Twin Falls area, and we are eager to help even more.
If you or someone you love is struggling with mental health issues, we can help. Please contact us today to learn more about the Promise Program and other mental health resources in the Twin Falls area.
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