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Creating access to the right care, for the right problem, at the right time, Wellstar’s Behavioral Health services are integrated throughout the health system. Whether care is sought through the Emergency Department, in an acute care setting due to a primary medical condition or through primary care, pediatric clinics, or specialty care services, our team of behavioral health experts are prepared to offer world-class treatment to meet your needs.

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Inpatient Behavioral Health Treatment
Wellstar offers inpatient psychiatric care for patients ages 18 and older who are experiencing acute symptoms of psychiatric illness and/or a substance use disorder. Conditions treated include, but are not limited to, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, major depressive disorder, and posttraumatic stress disorder. Inpatient hospitalization involves 24-hour care under the treatment of an attending psychiatrist and other members of a multi-disciplinary team. Following stabilization of the psychiatric crisis, patients are connected with outpatient resources for follow up.

For more information regarding Wellstar’s inpatient behavioral health services, call our Behavioral Health Assessment & Resource Center (BH ARC) at 470-956-8710. If you are experiencing an acute psychiatric crisis, please call 988
 

Health Psychology/Behavioral Medicine

Wellstar’s Health Psychology/Behavioral Medicine program applies evidence-based theory and behavioral methods to prevent and treat various medical and psychological conditions. Our services include evaluation and treatment for individuals with acute and chronic medical conditions often associated with co-occurring psychiatric, adjustment-related, or health behavior problems. Diagnosis and treatment are approached through a biopsychosocial model, ensuring holistic care that accounts for the complexities of managing acute and chronic illness. Examples of programmatic offerings include the following:

  • Cardiovascular Behavioral Medicine
  • Metabolic Behavioral Medicine
  • Obesity Medicine
  • Psycho-gastroenterology
  • Psychosocial Oncology
  • Somatic Symptom
  • Medically-Unexplained (Functional) Disorders
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Clinical Neuropsychology

Neuropsychologists are brain-behavior experts. This means that neuropsychologists can be helpful in diagnosing neurocognitive conditions, understanding their impact, and providing treatment recommendations aimed at maximizing functioning, quality of life, and overall brain-health. Our neuropsychologists conduct adult and pediatric neuropsychological evaluations in outpatient setting, as well as provide both outpatient and inpatient rehabilitation services. 

Across services we treat the person not just the diagnosis and have an appreciation for the multitude of factors that can impact neurocognitive functioning and quality of life. We provide a comfortable environment and serve with the empathy and compassion we would have for a family member.  

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Primary Care-Behavioral Health Integration

This is an integrated behavioral health program that offers full integration into primary care/family practices. Integration is supported via co-location of a licensed behavioral health provider into the clinic, as well as by modification of workflows and the provision of brief, evidence-based care to patients with low-to-moderate acuity psychiatric needs as well as patients with chronic conditions that are mediated by behavioral and psycho-social factors.
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Suicide Prevention Program

Suicides can be prevented, and it is vital to have a system-wide commitment to reducing suicides. Safe suicide care starts the moment a patient walks through the door for the first time, long before a patient may interact with a behavioral health team member. It is essential that we train a competent, confident, and caring workforce to identify and support patients who may be at risk of suicide while they receive care from us.

Zero Suicide is several things: an aspirational goal designed to catalyze transformational change, a suicide care model with specific practices for health systems to employ, and a movement seeking to make health care settings safer and more compassionate for people with suicidal thoughts and urges. Zero Suicide is a way to improve suicide care within health care systems. The foundational belief of Zero Suicide is that suicide deaths for individuals under the care of health care systems are preventable. Zero Suicide represents a culture shift away from fragmented suicide care toward a holistic and comprehensive approach to patient safety and quality improvement. Asking directly about suicide and responding appropriately should and could be as routine as having blood pressure, height and weight checked at every health care visit.

The Zero Suicide Core Elements align with Wellstar’s values to guide our work to improve patient outcomes and save lives.

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Pediatric Mental Health

More than ever before, kids and teens needing behavioral and mental health care is a massive void in our healthcare system. Twenty-percent of pediatric patients have a behavioral or mental health condition.

We're committed to addressing the growing demand for services to manage these increasingly common concerns impacting children today.

For services or more information, please contact our locations:

Wellstar Pediatric Behavioral Health at East Cobb
3939 Roswell Road, Suite 300
Marietta, GA 30062
(943) 202-7540

Wellstar Pediatric Behavioral Health at East Paulding
51 Hiram Drive, Building B
Hiram, GA 30141
(470) 267-1740

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In the event of a mental health emergency, please go to the nearest emergency room.

We accept admissions to our inpatient program 24 hours a day. You can reach our Behavioral Health Assessment & Resource Center anytime. Referrals can be made by doctors, nurses, psychiatrists, psychologists, family members or friends.

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Make Mental Health Your Habit

Your body supports you in everything you do, from everyday activities like grocery shopping to milestones and memories with friends and family. 

But while you may make sure you eat healthy, get your exercise and see your doctor to keep up with your physical health, it’s important to check in on your mental health, too. 

Wellstar offers a full range of behavioral health services close to home in convenient locations, so you can feel your best both physically and mentally.

Meeting you where you are

If you’re dealing with feelings of anxiety and depression, you may turn to your primary care physician or another clinician for help. Wellstar is removing barriers to behavioral healthcare by integrating those services into many of our locations. 

On-site behavioral health clinicians work at many of our primary care and specialty locations, making it a little easier to take that first step in improving your mental health. Wellstar also provides access to on-site and virtual behavioral health specialists in hospital emergency departments and on the medical floors.

“We know that patients are already struggling with stigma, and sometimes it takes a lot for a patient to come into care with a behavioral health professional, and we wanted to remove that stigma,” said Dr. Ryan Breshears, chief behavioral health officer at Wellstar.

About 1 in 3 patients with a physical health condition also could benefit from some form of mental health support, Dr. Breshears said. Wellstar clinicians work together across specialties to ensure each patient receives “whole person care”—addressing both their mental and physical well-being.

“When you address the mental health components that an individual is dealing with, you’re going to improve the physical outcomes,” Dr. Breshears said. “In the same way, if you address the physical health outcomes, you’re probably going to provide care that improves the mental health outcomes as well.”

Wellstar Psychologist Dr. Shawn Coyne works with cardiovascular patients to provide that whole person care to patients like John Petrick and his daughter Janin as they adjust to heart diagnoses. 

Cardiovascular health and behavioral health are closely tied, Dr. Coyne said—if someone is depressed, they are twice as likely to have a heart health issue or twice as likely to experience a second cardiovascular event. Heart patients are also three times as likely to be depressed as the general population.

In addition to cardiovascular behavioral medicine, Wellstar also offers several other specialized programs to assist patients with the mental and emotional challenges of a medical condition: 

  • Metabolic behavioral medicine, for patients with metabolic conditions or who have received bariatric surgery
  • Psycho-gastroenterology to provide support to gastrointestinal patients
  • Psychosocial oncology to help patients adjust to cancer treatment
  • Somatic symptom disorders for people experiencing unexplained physical symptoms that may be caused or impacted by stress

With our PeopleCare approach, Wellstar tailors care to each patient, taking the time to get to know their needs and create a customized care plan.

“You as the patient are part of the treatment team,” Dr. Coyne said. “You are involved, you can participate, you give feedback, you engage and we get a better end product when we work as a strong team.”

To learn more about outpatient behavioral health services, call (770) 644-1570.

Compassionate inpatient care

If you or a loved one requires immediate care for a behavioral health condition, our inpatient behavioral health units provide 24-hour care for adults ages 18 and older.

Inpatient behavioral health services include round-the-clock monitoring, medication management, individual and group therapy, and educational resources for both the patient and their family.

If you have questions, you can reach our Behavioral Health Assessment & Resource Center anytime at (470) 732-3789. However, in the case of an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

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5 Habits to Become the Healthiest You

Small changes add up to big results. By incorporating simple habits into your life, you can kickstart your wellness journey and stay on track for the long run.

Setting healthy, realistic goals

Use the SMART goal-setting system to help define your goal and develop attainable resolutions.

  • Specific—Be clear about exactly what you want to accomplish. Include as many details as necessary, such as potential obstacles or extra requirements.
  • Measurable—Measure your progress and determine how to meet the goal. If you have a big goal, you may need to set smaller milestones to stay on track.
  • Achievable—Attainability is an important factor to consider when it comes to goal setting. “While behavior change comes with any resolution, it is unfair to yourself if you set a goal that is not feasible,” said Dr. Rebecca Gomez, Wellstar clinical health psychologist and Clinician Resiliency & Well-Being Program lead.
  • Relevant—Align your resolutions with your overall life goals and think about what you hope to accomplish by reaching that goal.
  • Time bound—Set a realistic, target deadline to reach your goal with checkpoints at intervals along the way. Markers provide an opportunity to measure progress and reassess any changes needed to stay on track.

Keep in mind, you may encounter some bumps in the road along the way. Recognizing all the small accomplishments can help you stay motivated and win in the long run.

“Focus on what small steps you’ve accomplished rather than how far you have to go,” Dr. Gomez shared. “Also, have a resiliency plan to help you bounce back after a more challenging day.”

Build new habits into your regular routine by beginning small and adding on over time. With this “habit stacking” technique, you pair your new habit with something you’re already doing. For example, if your goal is to drink more water, drink a glass of water while making your morning coffee or tea.

Schedule a wellness exam

Seeing your primary care clinician at least once a year is the single most important thing you can do for your health.

At your annual exam, your care team will help keep you healthy and reach your wellness goals. They screen for diseases to stay ahead of medical issues and check in on your overall well-being.

Set a reminder on your phone or calendar to prompt you to book an appointment. You can also use an important date, such as your birthday, anniversary or a holiday, as a marker to remind you to schedule a visit.

Get moving to stay well

If you’re focused on improving your fitness routine, put a plan in place to be more active. 

“Begin to incorporate a little more exercise into your daily routine,” said Wellstar Primary Care Physician Dr. Jeremy Boyd. “The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention offers a suggestion of 150 minutes of aerobic activity a week. I like to break that down to a good 40 minutes four times a week.”

Set a sleep routine

Having a bedtime routine is essential to catch more Zs throughout the year. When you wake up feeling rested, you often feel more productive and energized throughout the day.

Get started by setting a specific time to go to sleep—and stick to it. Make sure you reserve at least seven to nine hours per night for sleep.

Limit your screen time before getting in bed. Bright screens from a phone, computer or TV can keep your brain awake and make it harder to fall asleep.

If you’re having trouble getting to sleep, have a decaffeinated cup of tea or take a warm bath to help you relax.

Eat a balanced diet

When it comes to losing weight, many people look for a quick fix, which can often create unhealthy ways of eating. Creating a healthy eating plan from the start can help avoid any fad diet pitfalls.

Nutrition plans that restrict or eliminate food groups and those with extreme calorie deficits are difficult to maintain and can often produce more weight gain or undesired results, according to Wellstar Registered Dietitian Kelly Prian.

Diet trends can also create a negative relationship with food, which can make it harder to achieve your goals. Prian shared that those with long-term success focus on maintaining a plan that enables steady weight loss over time.

A healthy nutrition plan is balanced and emphasizes whole foods, such as fruits and vegetables, lean proteins, low fat dairy, nuts and seeds, and whole grains.

Try not to overcomplicate healthy eating. You can start by filling half your plate with vegetables or having fun trying new recipes.

Take care of your mental health

Self-care is an important aspect of your mental well-being and should be made a consistent part of each day.

“Make self-care a priority and a non-negotiable,” Dr. Gomez said.

“Think of self-care as a form of personal healing and a way to strengthen resilience,” Dr. Gomez explained. “Much like the way exercise enhances physical health, self-care enhances mental health.”

According to Dr. Gomez, it can be helpful to turn tasks we do on “autopilot” into more meaningful experiences.

“When washing your hands, give yourself a hand massage,” Dr. Gomez shared. “When driving, use red lights to practice deep breathing. Listen to a book on tape or language lessons rather than the radio or call someone to reconnect.”

If you feel overwhelmed by stress or anxiety, Wellstar behavioral health specialists are here for you.

“Working with a mental health provider is different than speaking with a friend or even a life coach,” Dr. Gomez said. “Mental health professionals are trained and licensed to address psychological or emotional wellness.”

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BacktoCampusCare: What to Know About Anxiety

Whether it’s your first time on campus or you’re a seasoned college student, the start of a new school semester can be exciting, stressful and a little scary all at the same time.

Between finding classes on campus and fitting in with new friends, you may be feeling anxious about the upcoming semester. Keep in mind, new-school-year nerves are normal and there are resources to help you—including a check-up with your Wellstar primary care physician as well as on-campus counselors.

“Anxiety often goes unrecognized and undiagnosed,” said Wellstar Physician Dr. Andrew Doyle. “It’s not always recognized or talked about because people think it’s a normal part of life. But when anxiety interferes with completing homework, socializing or working at your job, it’s not necessarily normal. It’s helpful to have someone check it out.”

Signs of anxiety can also include difficulty sleeping, abdominal pain, headaches, significant changes in appetite or an explosive temper.

“There are effective treatments that make a difference for students including lifestyle changes, medication and therapy,” Dr. Doyle said.

Getting enough sleep, exercise and healthy food are highly important, and Dr. Doyle also recommends planning downtime from social media and life responsibilities.

“Therapy and role-playing can help you recognize your stressors and think through how to handle them ahead of time so you can face those situations,” he said. “For example, on exam day, start with positive self-talk. You can say, ‘I’m feeling nervous. I have a headache and an upset stomach. I know that’s because I’m anxious. I’ve taken many tests before and I can do this so I don’t need to worry about it.’ Breathing exercises before the test can help you stay calm. You can also plan ahead of the test to do something enjoyable afterward and to focus on that instead of the stressor.”

To help you start the semester off feeling mentally strong and physically healthy, here are some wellness tips to get you off to your best school year yet.

Study guide to stay healthy

From medical appointments to personal safety, follow our tips to prepare for college and prioritize your health.

  • Take control of your health. Book your annual physical with your primary care physician at the start of the semester.
  • Make mental health a priority. Get sufficient sleep, exercise and nutrition. Bring up any questions or concerns about stress, anxiety and depression with your primary care clinician.
  • Recognize anxiety and manage it. When you recognize a situation that triggers anxiety, start positive self-talk and deep breathing. 
  • Schedule in self-care. College can be intense. Make time for yourself to do things you enjoy for your mental and physical well-being.
  • Stay organized. Use a planner or calendar to schedule classes, exams and study time to keep yourself on track.
  • Set roommate rules. If you’re living with roommates, create clear rules for your space like noise levels, chores and when other friends are allowed over.
  • Know your surroundings. Get familiar with the campus layout and where the security station or emergency phones are located.
  • Use the buddy system. Stay alert on campus and walk with a friend when possible, especially at night.
  • Protect yourself at parties. Never leave drinks unattended, whether you’re hanging out at a bar, party or other gathering with friends.

Get ready for campus life

Heading to college can be a big transition, and you may feel anxiety about the upcoming changes, especially during a pandemic. But don’t be afraid to ask for help if you need help getting ready or adjusting.

Talking to your Wellstar is a great place to start, whether your concerns are about physical, emotional or mental health. Our health partners are here to support you and can connect you with specialists to keep you feeling well.

Book your annual physical today and be sure to bring up any questions or concerns you have with your doctor.

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