About Region IV Mental Health Services – Booneville
Region IV Mental Health Services in Booneville, Mississippi, has support services and treatment for addiction, mental health, and behavioral health issues for adults and seniors. They have inpatient, medication assisted treatment, mental health crisis services, general outpatient (OP) programs and medication assisted treatment (MAT).
Residential programs for addiction treatment at Region IV can last anywhere from 30 to 90 days depending on the individual’s needs and treatment progress. This program helps residents through peer support and 12 Step programs. They also have a residential facility for those who are struggling with one or more mental health issues interfering with their activities of daily living.
There are also therapy philosophies such as cognitive behavior therapy and dialectical behavioral therapy. Individual, family, and group therapy sessions as well as life skills and vocational training are offered in residential care.
Intensive outpatient medication assisted treatment (MAT) is available for acute symptoms. These meds can help reduce withdrawal pains and cravings. That way, you’ll have less of a chance of a relapse. If you need additional IOP care, they can refer you to their centers in Alcorn, Tippah, and Desoto Counties.
They have a center in the next block for children and youths. Mental health services start for children as young as 5. Whether a child is struggling with severe emotional disturbance or your teen is addicted to alcohol and drugs, there’s treatment available. Whether it is inpatient, wraparound services, intensive outpatient, day treatment, or standard outpatient treatment, there are trained specialists available to help your child or youth navigate life in a healthier and happier manner. Region IV provides psychiatric and medical services, targeted case management and community support services to children, youth and their families.
They also have a MYPAC program. This is the Mississippi Youth Program Around the Clock. It is for children and youth from ages 5 to 21 who meet the clinical criteria for PRTF, are eligible for Medicaid and have complex mental health needs. Individuals who are enrolled in CHIP do not qualify for the MYPAC program.
There are programs, treatment options, and specialists that focus on the needs of elderly patients. There are age specific groups, resources, and peer support programs for those who are in their golden years and struggling with mental health, cognitive, or behavioral issues.
Most health care plans are accepted for treatment programs at Region IV. It is important to check with your personal health insurance provider to ensure you understand what benefits you have, what those benefits cover, and whether or not you will be financially responsible for any of the associated costs.
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