Behavioral Health Description: A medically supervised inpatient program tailored to meet the individual needs of adult patient (18 Years and older) requiring acute psychiatric treatment. Contact: Carol Roberts Number: (417) 448-3677 E-Mail: croberts@nrmchealth.com New Beginnings Behavioral Health Services offers two individual programs that are medically supervised and tailored to meet the needs of adults requiring mental health support. We offer comprehensive acute and chronic mental health care services to adults. Inpatient Program The Inpatient Program is available for adults ages 18 and over who are in need of acute psychiatric treatment. It focuses on stabilization, maintaining health and safety and enhancing the patient's skills and resources to foster independence, self-confidence and self-reliance. Specific services that may be provided by the program include: •Assessments •Crisis stabilization •Family therapy •Group Psychotherapy •Individual Therapy •Medication Management •Psychiatric Evaluations •Psychological Testing •Patient Education Now Open: Senior Behavioral Health inpatient care For more information click here to view our brochure. For more information about the inpatient program, call 417-448-3677. Mental Health Clinic This program is an outpatient service for people of all ages that does not require a referral. Appointments are scheduled for the afternoons. To make an appointment, call 417-448-3690. Structured Outpatient Program The Structured Outpatient Program is designed specifically for Senior Adults ages 55 and over who are experiencing grief, persistent worries, loss of enjoyment, fears, irritability, avoidance of social contacts, sleep disturbance, significant life changes or other related problems. The program may also be utilitzed at times for adults under the age of 55 if deemed appropriate. It is a less restrictive, more flexible alternative to inpatient treatment, but offers a more structured and intense treatment program than periodic outpatient therapy. The Program provides treatment to people who are able to remain in the community but require frequent support and stabilization. It also serves as an important transitional resource between discharge from inpatient care and reintegration to full community life. For more information about the outpatient program, call 417-448-3690. Contact: 417-448-3690 Behavioral Health Medical Staff David A. Taylor, M.D. Ana-Zully Tera'n, M.D Micaela P. Wexler, D.O Doris McMahon, APMHNP Back to Patient Services