Naperville Mental Health

Managing your medication is a crucial aspect of your treatment journey. If our team recommends medication, our dedicated medication provider will work closely with you until you establish a consistent provider. If you already have an external provider and wish to maintain their guidance during Sandstone IOP, we’ll need a release to ensure seamless integrated care.

We offer outpatient and inpatient mental health services in Colorado, Maryland, Virginia, & Illinois. If you are in need of a residential treatment center, click your state to learn more about the residential treatment centers near you.

Our Naperville mental health treatment center proudly provides outpatient mental health treatment services to Naperville and the surrounding communities of Westmont, Willowbrook, Burr Ridge, Clarendon Hills, Woodridge, Hinsdale, Lemont, Hodgkins, Countryside, Bolingbrook, Willow Springs, Palos Hills, Hickory Hills, Aurora, and Chicago.

If you live in the following zip codes and are in need of treatment, reach out to us to talk about your next steps!

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Yes! Please contact our admissions team to complete an Insurance Verification to see if we accept your health insurance. Please note that we do not accept Medicare or Medicaid.

Yes. Substance use is often a symptom of a deeper mental health struggle or challenge, which is why our programming addresses both problems simultaneously. By getting to the root cause of the issue, we can help our clients reach longer-lasting and more sustainable recovery results.

At Sandstone Care, our mental health program offers many of the standard treatment modalities, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), individual therapy, group therapy, and family therapy. But what makes us stands out from other programs is our age-specific care.

Our age-based treatment recognizes the importance of addressing mental health challenges in a way that is tailored to individuals at different stages of life. While some programs may be split by gender, our approach goes beyond, acknowledging the unique ways mental health issues manifest differently in adolescents and young adults.

We understand that mental health is intricately connected to factors such as brain development, social pressures, and different aspects of one’s life. Tailored treatment acts as a map to help you navigate and move through these complexities at every age. This ensures that the care you receive is not only comprehensive, but also sensitive to the specific challenges that may arise during different phases of life.

Family plays a vital role in the overall wellness of each individual served. Individual family sessions are offered bi-weekly to examine the family’s role in creating new patterns of behavior and changing old behavior that reinforced negative behaviors. Connection is key in recovery. The family is taken into heavy consideration throughout our case management process. We also ensure that family members are informed of all available crisis services. Our program also utilizes weekly multi-family groups to reinforce new skills being learned in groups and as a source of support and guidance.

You can begin the process by calling our admissions department at 888-850-1890. If you or a loved one are experiencing an emergency mental health crisis, please call the suicide prevention crisis line at 988.

Our team consists of licensed clinicians specializing in psychiatry, medical providers, and a credentialed teacher. The entire care team is an integration of professionals and mental health partners who collaborate with each client to reach their goals using evidence-based treatment including psychotherapy. They will also coordinate with your primary care doctor to ensure the proper treatment plan is selected.

No, our facility operates strictly by appointment. However, providing support to individuals seeking treatment for themselves or their loved ones is our top priority. Our dedicated phone line is available round the clock to address any inquiries you may have. Our team of professionals is always ready to offer compassionate guidance and assistance to ensure your needs are met.

The four primary areas of mental health include emotional health, psychological health, social health, and physical health.

1. Emotional Health: The ability to manage emotions, cope with stress, and build resilience.
2. Psychological Health: Encompassing thought processes, mental stability, and cognitive functioning.
3. Social Health: How individuals interact with others and maintain relationships.
4. Physical Health: The connection between physical well-being and mental health, as issues like sleep, exercise, and nutrition impact mental state.

At Sandstone Care in Naperville, we address all aspects of mental health through a holistic approach tailored to each person’s needs.

To get mental health help in Illinois, you can contact a mental health provider, research local resources for treatment, speak with your primary care physician, and explore treatment options online. Sandstone Care in Naperville offers expert mental health services, including therapy, medication management, and family support, to help you find the care you need.

If your mental health is declining, take these steps:

1. Recognize the Signs: Acknowledge feelings of overwhelm, anxiety, sadness, or withdrawal.
2. Reach Out for Help: Talk to a trusted friend, family member, or a mental health professional.
3. Practice Self-Care: Prioritize sleep, exercise, healthy eating, and relaxation techniques.
4. Seek Professional Support: A therapist or counselor can provide coping strategies and treatment.

When talking to someone with mental health issues, it’s important to listen to them without judgement, use supportive language that makes the person feel seen, ask how you can help while being mindful of your own boundaries, and encourage the person to explore their options for professional treatment. At Sandstone Care, we work with families and loved ones to provide resources and guidance on supporting those struggling with mental health challenges.