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North Pavilion, 4th and 5th Floors
708.422.0110, Toll-free:
877.422.0110, Call anytime day or night.
For more than 30 years, Little
Company of Mary Behavioral Health has provided excellent care for adults with
mental health and addiction problems. Our programs are conveniently located on
Chicago's South Side. From outpatient treatment options to 24-hour care, we
offer cost-effective, flexible programs to accommodate each patients needs.
Psychiatric Services Continuum of Care
Psychiatric services
focus on crisis stabilization and short-term treatment. Our team of mental
health professionals includes a medical director, registered nurses, licensed
clinical social workers, a chaplain or pastoral care services, and activity
therapists ... all specially trained in symptom identification and treatment
planning.
Chemical Dependency Services
Chemical Dependency
services concentrate on long-range recovery planning and relapse prevention for
drug and alcohol dependency. Participation in 12-step programs is required for
all patients.
Our treatments team includes a medical director,
masters-trained and certified addictions counselors, registered nurses, a
chaplain or pastoral care services, and activity therapists. Unlike many
programs, patients remain with a single counselor through every level of care.
Dual Diagnosis
Program
Little Company of Mary Behavioral Health treats patients with
coexisting mental health and addiction problems. For those receiving treatment
within our psychiatric or chemical dependency continuum of care, we offer group
dual diagnosis sessions twice a week. Sessions include therapy and education to
augment primary treatment programs.
To Make a Referral or Schedule a
Visit
We welcome the opportunity to work with you. Please come meet the
staff at Little Company of Mary Behavioral Health and see our programs
first-hand. To arrange a visit, or refer to a patient for a confidential
behavioral assessment, call Options for Behavioral Health at 708.422.0110 or
toll-free 877.422.0110 anytime, day or night. We conduct consultations and
referrals by phone or in person, depending on individual need. Face-to-face
consultations can be arranged immediately.
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What should you know about Behavioral Health?
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The
good news - it's treatable
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41% of depressed women are
too embarrassed to seek help
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Depression affects twice
as many women as men
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Anxiety affects 13% of the entire population
in the U.S., primarily women
What are signs and symptoms of
depression?
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Persistent sad, anxious
or "empty" feelings
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Feelings of
hopelessness and/or pessimism
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Feelings of guilt,
worthlessness and/or helplessness
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Irritability, restlessness
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Loss of interest in activities once
pleasurable, including sex
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Fatigue
and decreased energy
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Difficulty concentrating, remembering
and making
decisions
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Insomnia, early-morning wakefulness
or excessive sleeping
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Overeating
or appetite loss
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Thoughts of
suicide, suicide attempts
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Persistent aches or pains, headaches, cramps or
digestive problems that do not ease
even with treatment
What are signs and symptoms of
anxiety?
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Restlessness or feeling keyed up
or on edge
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Being easily fatigued
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Difficulty concentrating or
mind going blank
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Irritability
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Muscle tension
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Sleep disturbance (difficulty falling or staying asleep, or
restless unsatisfying sleep)
What can I do?
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