Adult Mental Health Program

The Thorek Memorial Hospital Adult Mental Health Program is a clinically directed program designed to provide comprehensive mental health treatment to patients, 18 years of age or older, in a calming and comfortable environment.

Our mental health professionals help patients to regain emotional health and well-being.  When a patient is admitted into the program, a supportive and experienced team of specialists will work with that patient to develop an individualized treatment plan.  This personalized plan will address the patient's immediate needs and establish goals for ongoing treatment.  The treatment process includes individual, group and family therapies, along with various expressive and relaxation therapy programs.  

The Facility

Our 39-bed adult inpatient mental health unit provides a state-of-the-art, patient-safe design that takes into consideration the special needs of mental health patients. The floor design includes semi-private rooms, a large group recreation area and a separate dining room. Private interview and examination rooms are also available for physicians' use.

Our Interdisciplinary Team

Our collaborative, interdisciplinary team of specialists has extensive experience working with people who have psychological, social and physical illnesses. Throughout the treatment process, patients will work with:

  • Board Certified Psychiatrists
  • Psychologists
  • Registered Nurses
  • Licensed Clinical Social Workers
  • Recreational/Expressive Therapists

Our team treats all patients with dignity and respect, while reinforcing personal health and well-being. In addition, all of our staff are certified both in CPR and in a nationally recognized crisis prevention program.

Diagnoses Treated

Thorek's Adult Mental Health Program will primarily treat patients with the following diagnoses:

  • Schizophrenic Disorders
  • Schizo-Affective Disorder
  • Bi-Polar Disorders
  • Dissociative Disorders
  • Major Depressive Disorders
  • Acute Psychosis
  • Dual Diagnoses

However, patients with other conditionals will be considered for admission based on an individual needs assessment.  If we are unable to meet the unique needs of a patient referred to our program, we will refer that patient out to an alternative and appropriate care center.

Referrals

To refer a patient or to learn more about Thorek's Adult Mental Health Program, please call 773-975-6735.