Often, families come to us only after months, or even years, of trying to handle a behavioral or mental health issue themselves. After they have explored every other option, after they have exhausted their resources, or after their loved ones’ behavioral issues have become so acute that they’re a danger to themselves or others. We understand that when you come to the moment when you can’t help your loved one any longer, you face a range of complicated and confusing emotions.
We also know exactly what you, and your loved one, need most in that moment: Competence and Care. Really, what you need in a mental health emergency is not so different from what you need in any other kind of medical emergency. You need a specially-trained team that is not afraid to take charge, that is confident and decisive, but also attentive, treating their patient as a person, not a diagnosis. A team that is capable and efficient, but also kind, responsive, and approachable.
We believe that competence and care are the two pillars of effective behavioral and mental health treatment. That’s why we hire only highly-trained, highly-experienced medical staff to work with our patients, and also why we give tours of our facility to family members, taking a holistic approach to healing that includes family counseling and regular visits and phone calls. You know your loved one best; we know behavioral and mental health treatment best. Between the two of us, we can bring your family to a place of hope and healing.
Havenwood Behavioral Health prohibits admission discrimination based on age, race, ethnicity, religion, culture, language, mental disability, socioeconomic status, sex, sexual orientation, and gender or expression.
Adult Behavioral Health Services
Behavioral & Mental Health Programs
Our services include inpatient mental health programs for adults suffering from acute mental illnesses that cause behaviors including self-harm, severe mood swings, schizophrenia, and severe depression. The adult psychiatric programs we offer include evaluations, medical management, individual and group therapy, observations, and recreational therapy.
Programs to Treat Substance Use Disorders
We also offer inpatient substance use programs designed to treat alcohol and drug dependency in adults. Our programs include a 12-step recovery program, recovery management, family therapy, 24-hr nursing, nutritional coaching, counseling, and group therapy.
Geriatric Behavioral Health Programs
The Geriatric Program at Havenwood was developed to meet a growing need in our community to serve an aging population. In the Geriatric Program, we treat patients who are 60 or older who are experiencing an acute psychiatric episode, such as a clinical level of depression, and who have histories of mental illness. We care for all of our geriatric patients with compassion and respect, providing them individualized support in activities of daily living.
Certifications & Accreditations
Accredited by
The Joint Commission (TJC)
Certified by
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)
Licensed by
South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC)
Member of
Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business(SDVOSB)
Together We Can Find Hope & Healing
Our mission is simple: To treat every patient with steady hands and soft hearts. Patients who are dealing with acute behavioral or mental health issues, whether they are trying to manage severe depression, overcome an addiction, or decrease destructive behaviors, need a strong, capable guide for the journey. The dedicated staff at Havenwood Behavioral Health provides our patients with much-needed structure, routine, and recovery management while never forgetting the individual behind the behavior.
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- May 29, 2019
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- April 3, 2019
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