Synergy Mental Health and Wellness Tempe

Synergy Mental Health and Wellness Tempe serves adults managing mental health conditions, including those who also struggle with alcohol or other drug use. Standard outpatient care is available, along with an intensive outpatient program (IOP) for people needing more structure than a weekly appointment. This center is one of 433 SAMHSA-listed facilities in Arizona, offering outpatient and mental health conditions that occur alongside addiction for adults.

The IOP meets three days a week, and each session runs three hours. A coordinated team including therapists, psychiatrists, and nurse practitioners delivers care, and the center is accredited by the Joint Commission. If you need more support than weekly therapy, the IOP's three-day schedule may fit your needs.

Treatment blends cognitive behavioral therapy with medication management and other services such as Spravato nasal spray and transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS). Appointments can be scheduled online for in-person or virtual therapy. The office is in the Peterson Park area, close to Arizona State University and downtown Tempe. When you choose Synergy in Tempe, then you access care in a convenient location near ASU and downtown.

Synergy Mental Health and Wellness Tempe

Synergy Mental Health and Wellness Tempe offers adults outpatient care and an intensive outpatient program. The IOP is for people who need more help than once-a-week therapy provides, and it meets three days each week in three-hour sessions. For individuals facing both substance use and mental health issues, the center also treats mental health conditions that occur alongside addiction alongside addiction. For adults in Tempe needing structured support, the IOP meets three days per week for three hours each session.

Treatment options include family therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and individual counseling. Other services available are life skills, psychoeducation, online therapy, trauma-specific therapy, and transcranial magnetic stimulation. Care at the center takes an evidence-based, medical, and personalized approach.

1. Evidence-Based
2. Life Skills
3. 1-on-1 Counseling
4. Psychoeducation
5. Family Therapy
6. Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
7. Trauma-Specific Therapy
8. Medical
9. Online Therapy
10. Personalized Treatment

Who the Tempe facility serves in Tempe

1. Here, care is provided for adults dealing with bipolar disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, or anxiety. If you are an adult in Tempe managing depression or anxiety, then this center's outpatient programs may be a fit.
2. People with a mental disorder concurrent with an addictive disorder at the same time, involving alcohol or drugs.
3. Individuals who may benefit from transcranial magnetic stimulation or Spravato nasal spray for treatment-resistant depression.
4. Men and women seeking structured outpatient care while living at home.
5. Those who prefer online therapy or a mix of in-person and virtual sessions.

Setting at Synergy Tempe

You will find the practice at 1492 S. Mill Ave., Suite 206, Tempe, Arizona. Its setting is the Peterson Park neighborhood, close to Arizona State University and the heart of downtown Tempe. Coming in for an appointment is simple at this office, and virtual therapy serves anyone who prefers it. Attending the Tempe office puts you close to ASU and downtown, and online therapy offers another option.

Paying for care at Synergy Tempe

Cash is one way to pay at Synergy Mental Health and Wellness Tempe, and the center may set up other payment arrangements. The Joint Commission accredits the center, so asking about insurance and billing is reasonable. When you hold Arizona Medicaid (AHCCCS), check with the center itself about coverage for outpatient mental health services, since some providers do not take it. If you have AHCCCS, then confirm coverage with the center before scheduling, as not all providers accept it.

Questions to ask Synergy Tempe

1. Does the center accept my insurance or AHCCCS, and how much does paying cash cost?
2. How many days per week does the IOP meet, and what are the session times?
3. What is the typical length of the outpatient program, and how is progress measured?
4. Are Spravato and TMS covered by insurance, and what qualifications does the staff have?
5. Can I switch between in-person and online therapy as my schedule changes?