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Adult Mental Health Treatment

What to Expect During Your First Therapy Session

Taking the step to begin therapy is a meaningful decision. For many people, it also comes with a fair amount of uncertainty. Many individuals wonder what kind of questions the therapist will ask, how they ought to respond, or what to do if they don’t feel ready to discuss a difficult subject. These questions are […]

When to Seek Professional Help

It can be difficult to watch someone you care about struggle with their mental health. You may notice changes in their mood, behavior, or energy and wonder whether what they are experiencing is temporary or something more serious. Knowing when to seek help, or encourage professional support is not always clear.  Mental health concerns can […]

Inpatient, Outpatient, and Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs)

When exploring mental health treatment options, the range of available programs can feel overwhelming. Inpatient care, outpatient therapy, intensive outpatient programs (IOPs), and partial hospitalization programs (PHPs) each serve different needs and offer varying levels of support. Understanding these differences is essential for making the right decision about the level of care a loved one […]

How South Portland’s Community Events Can Improve Mental Health

South Portland, Maine is known for its ocean views, friendly neighborhoods, and deep sense of community. Thankfully, these three things have a surprisingly strong impact on mental health. At Pillars Health Group, we believe that healing happens both inside and outside the therapy room. That’s why we support a unique, holistic approach to mental health […]

3 Easy Ways to Start an Admission

Whether you choose to call us directly, use our simple contact form, or have us verify your insurance coverage, you'll deal directly with one of our knowledgeable admissions counselors. Each has been specially trained to guide you through our admissions process while making you feel like you're talking to a friend. In fact, all of our admissions counselors have walked in your shoes and experienced long-term recovery for themselves. Contact us today.