Behavioral Health

Behavioral Health means Mental Health and Substance Use Treatment. Peach Tree Health provides many mental health and substance use services. You can choose in-person, video, or phone for your sessions, however some treatments may require you to be in person.

Services Offered:

Services are across the lifespan (there are specific requirements for all services)

• Individual therapy (adult & children)
• Group Therapy
• Psychiatric Medication Support (ages 5+)
• Substance Use Group and Individual Support Services
• Substance Use Medication Services (available to ages 15+)

Service Options:

Therapy services are available in person, by video, or by phone, based on your preferences and clinical appropriateness. In some situations, your provider may request an in-person visit to ensure the highest quality of care.
For children ages 0–5, a parent or legal guardian is required to be present and actively participate in all therapy sessions. Youth ages 12 and older may consent to outpatient mental health services when permitted under California law.

Psychiatric Medication Support is designed to support patients through careful assessment and ongoing monitoring by a psychiatric medication provider. All psychiatric services require an initial in-person visit. Services are available for patients ages 5 and older. Patients receiving psychiatric medications must have their vital signs collected and will meet with our telehealth psychiatric providers on-site at the clinic until the provider determines that care is stable and appropriate for phone or video appointments.

Please note that psychiatric medication providers do not provide therapy. Therapy services are available separately and may be recommended as part of comprehensive care.

Substance Use Medication Services are available for individuals’ experiencing challenges related to substance use, including opioids, alcohol, methamphetamines, cocaine, tobacco, marijuana, and other substances. You may request an appointment with one of our providers to discuss treatment options that may support your recovery. Appointments can be used as a consultation to learn about available choices, and participation in treatment is always voluntary. You will never be forced into services.

While you may be encouraged to meet with a therapist or participate in counseling as part of comprehensive care, counseling is not required in order to access medication services.

Common Behavioral Health Forms:

Telehealth Consent

Release of Information

Self-Prompted Safety Plan ( English | Spanish )