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Treatment For

Adults

The Menninger Clinic®

When it comes to choosing treatment for anxiety, depression or some other mental illness, you have lots of choices. We hope you’ll choose Menninger. 

 

For nearly 95 years, people with mental illness have traveled from across the country – even the world – to be treated here. 
 

They come because our treatment works. They come because we emphasize relationships and help people repair broken ones. They come because we examine all aspects of an individual – biological, psychological, social and spiritual – so that we get the deepest, fullest understanding of their unique issues and challenges.
 

Whether you’re seeking inpatient or outpatient treatment, you’ll discover that we respect your journey and where you are on it. We’ll celebrate your progress and advocate for you. We’ll comfort you during your darkest moments, and we’ll challenge you, too, to help you get the most out of treatment.

 

Ready to get started on the road to recovery? Call us at 713-275-5400. We’re happy to help.

 

And in case you're wondering, we also treat young adults and adolescents.

Call us today & let us help you or a loved one.
Treatment for Adults
Inpatient Programs
  • Adult Treatment Program

    This program offers assessment and treatment tracks for adults struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, bipolar disorder, personality disorders, substance use and more.

  • Eating Disorders Services

    If you have an eating disorder or issue with body image, our Eating Disorders track can help support you while you’re receiving inpatient care at Menninger for a psychiatric illness, addiction or substance use issue.

  • Stabilization Program

    This short-term inpatient program offers a safe and comfortable environment of care with private rooms and on-site psychiatrists and nursing staff.

Treatment for Adults
Residential Programs
  • Bridge Program for Adults

    Menninger's Bridge Program is a residential program designed for adults who are stepping down from inpatient treatment or who need more structure and support than outpatient care offers.

Treatment for Adults
Outpatient Programs
  • Outpatient Therapy

    Need help with moderate depression, anxiety, trauma, bipolar disorder, personality disorders, women’s issues, family issues, parenting, substance use or other mental health issue? Our outpatient therapists and psychiatrists can help. We also offer outpatient group therapy for adults, young adults and adolescents.

  • Outpatient Assessments

    If you feel “stuck” or your efforts at outpatient therapy aren’t helping, an outpatient assessment may be right for you. Our week-long assessment is one of the most comprehensive available anywhere. Our team, led by a psychiatrist, leads an intensive effort to uncover what your core issues are, and what’s preventing you from achieving the life you want.

  • Fitness for Duty Assessments

    These assessments help determine if an individual has a mental health condition that impacts their ability to perform their job.

  • Center for Brain Stimulation

    Sometimes, you might need intensive services for treatment-resistant depression or other mental health issues, yet not need inpatient treatment. For you, ketamine therapy or electroconvulsive therapy might be best.

  • Menninger 360

    If you have ongoing mental health issues, Menninger 360, the first private psychiatric assertive community treatment (PACT) program in Texas, can help you at home, at school and in the community. Side-by-side, our team assists you in making the most of your journey.

  • Neuropsychiatric Consultation Service

    When you have concerns about neurological or cognitive issues, dementia, brain injury or atypical psychiatric symptoms, a neuropsychiatric consultation may help.

  • Sleep Medicine Service

    If you're struggling with any of a range of sleep issues, including insomnia, sleep apnea and nightmares, we can help.

  • The Gathering Place

    This supportive, growing community helps adults with chronic mental illness make strides in improving their psychosocial development. Members come for the day, Monday through Friday, and attend educational groups, exercise classes, field trips and more.