Psychiatry & Mental Health Resources in Southeast Iowa
At Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center, we want to remind you of the
importance of caring not only for your physical health, but your mental
wellbeing, too. Mental health be neglected, especially during times of
sadness and anxiety. While it’s important to have a strong support
network like your friends and family to cope with the difficulties of
daily life, sometimes these issues could be handled better by an unbiased
party, such as a mental health professional. These experts can not only
provide the support you need but offer guidance or medication so you can
feel better.
Psychotherapy is useful to help patients deal with stress, including their
job concerns, relationships issues, parenting struggles, life transitions,
and many other conflicts. Many individuals seek therapy to address coping
with loss, unresolved trauma, emotional instability, eating disorders,
or substance abuse disorders.
Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center provides evaluations, counseling,
therapy, psychiatry, and psychological testing for patients with mental
illness, and significant emotional disorders. Our staff works with patients
and their families to help them optimize the management of addictions
and illnesses. Everyone who receives our services will be treated with
respect and dignity and will be a partner in achieving recovery.
Our Mental Health Services
Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center provides treatment for adults and
children with mental health conditions. Our staff works with patients
and their families to help them optimize the management of addictions
and illnesses. Some of services we offer include medication management,
diagnostic evaluations, and addiction medical management and counseling.
We treat many psychiatric conditions, from clinical depression to anxiety
and personality disorders.
We are committed to services that:
Demonstrate the value of family inclusion and the benefits of a strong
support system
Focus on a person's strengths in his or her culture
Foster independence and recovery
Honor a person’s rights, wishes, and needs
Promote a person's quality of life
Do I Need Mental Health Services?
It may be a good time to seek counseling if you are experiencing any of
the following symptoms:
Significant mood instability
Feelings of sadness lasting more than 2 weeks
Anxiety that is interfering with your daily living
Suicidal thoughts or ideation
Substance use as a way to cope with unpleasant thoughts
Difficulty sleeping
Relationship conflicts
Attention problems
Unmanageable anger
For more information about scheduling an appointment, please call our clinics.
Fort Madison Campus:
319-376-1130 West Burlington Campus:
319-768-3700
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