New Horizons Behavioral Health Treatment at We Level Up

By We Level Up | Editor Yamilla Francese | Clinically Reviewed By Lauren Barry, LMFT, MCAP, QS, Director of Quality Assurance | Editorial Policy | Research Policy | Last Updated: March 15, 2023

At We Level Up, we offer New Horizons Behavioral Health Treatment across seven accredited facilities in Florida, Texas, California, Washington, and New Jersey. Each location is staffed by licensed physicians, psychologists, and therapists who deliver individualized care.

Mental health care can help people who feel low, scared, stressed, or unable to handle daily life. Some people search for New Horizons Behavioral Health when they need help with mental health or drug and alcohol problems. At We Level Up, people can get support to better understand their needs and take steps toward recovery.

Some people may only need care from time to time. Others may need regular help and a safe place to focus on their health. Care may include mental health assessments, psychiatric visits, skills training, crisis intervention, peer support, wellness planning, and continued recovery care. The right type of care can depend on a person’s symptoms, safety, health, and daily life.

A trained care team at We Level Up can help guide each person toward the support that may fit their needs. We Level Up offers care for adults who need help with mental health and addiction. Treatment may include structured day care, live-in care, medical support, and follow-up services.

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What Is New Horizons Behavioral Health?

New Horizons Behavioral Health is a term people may search when they need help with mental health or substance use. Behavioral health care looks at how a person thinks, feels, and acts. These areas can affect work, school, family, and daily life. Some people may also need help with both mental health and substance use problems.

At We Level Up, adults can get care for mental health and addiction needs. Care may include mental health checks, therapy, psychiatric care, medicine support, crisis help, and recovery planning. The right care depends on each person’s symptoms, health, and daily needs. A trained care team can help a person understand their needs and choose the next step.

Mental Health and Addiction Problems We Treat

Mental health and addiction problems can affect how a person thinks, feels, acts, and lives each day. Some people may have mild symptoms. Others may need more care and support.

At We Level Up, care may help with:

• Depression and low mood
• Anxiety and fear
• Trauma and past pain
• Mood changes
• Personality disorders
• Eating problems
• Drug or alcohol use
• Mental health and addiction at the same time
• Other behavioral health concerns

Some people have more than one concern. For example, a person may have anxiety and alcohol use. Another person may have depression and drug use. At We Level Up, the care team can look at all of a person’s needs and make one care plan.

Choosing the Right Behavioral Health Care

Behavioral health providers help people with mental health and substance use concerns. These providers may include therapists, counselors, psychologists, psychiatrists, doctors, and other trained staff. According to the Florida Department of Health, mental health is an important part of overall health and well-being.

At We Level Up, the care team takes time to learn about each person’s needs. They may ask about symptoms, health, past treatment, medicine, and daily life. This helps the team understand what kind of help may be needed.

Some people may do well with regular therapy and support. Others may need medical care, more frequent visits, or a more structured program. An assessment can help the We Level Up team find the right care and make a plan that fits the person.

Support Options for Mental Health and Recovery

Mental health care can look different for each person. Some people need help with their feelings and thoughts. Others may need help with daily life, medicine, or recovery. At We Level Up, care can be based on each person’s needs.

Support may include:

• Mental health checks
• One-on-one counseling
• Support groups
• Family care
• Psychiatric visits
• Medicine checks
• Crisis care
• Early intervention
• Recovery planning
• Continued care after treatment

These services can help people better understand what they are going through. They can also help people learn healthy ways to handle stress and hard feelings. The care team can help each person choose the support that may work best for them.

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Outpatient Mental Health Treatment at We Level Up

Outpatient mental health treatment allows a person to live at home while attending planned visits. This type of care may work well for people who can stay safe and manage daily life with regular support. At We Level Up, outpatient care may include therapy, group sessions, psychiatric visits, and medication support.

Some people attend care once a week. Others may need care several times each week. Outpatient care can change as a person’s needs change. A person may start with outpatient care and later need more support. Another person may move to outpatient care after a higher level of treatment.

Finding the Right Level of Behavioral Health Care

People need different levels of mental health care. Some people can live at home while they get help. Others may need more time, support, and structure. We Level Up is Joint Commission-accredited and provides structured mental health care for adults. Our care team can help find the right level of care for each person.

Outpatient Care

Outpatient care lets people live at home while they attend planned visits. Care may include therapy, doctor visits, medicine checks, and follow-up care.

Intensive Outpatient Care

Intensive outpatient care gives more support than regular outpatient care. People may attend care several days each week while living at home.

Day Treatment

Day treatment provides care for much of the day. People get support and treatment during the day and may return home later.

Residential Care

Residential care gives people a place to live while they get treatment. A set routine and daily support can help people focus on their health.

Inpatient Care

Inpatient care provides support day and night. People live at the treatment center while they receive close care from the treatment team.

The right level of care depends on a person’s symptoms, health, safety, and daily needs. A professional assessment at We Level Up can help guide this choice.

Care for Mental Health and Substance Use

Some people have a mental health problem and a drug or alcohol problem at the same time. This is often called co-occurring care or dual diagnosis. For example, someone may have depression and drink too much alcohol. Another person may have anxiety and use drugs.

These problems can affect each other. They can also make daily life and recovery harder. At We Level Up, the care team can look at both concerns and make a care plan for the whole person. Care may include counseling, health checks, medicine support, coping skills, and help after treatment. The plan can change as the person’s needs change.

How We Check Your Mental Health Needs

Before care starts, a trained provider may talk with you about your health and daily life. This check helps the team learn what you are going through and what type of help you may need.

The care team may ask about:

• How do you feel now
• Past mental health concerns
• Physical health
• Drug or alcohol use
• Past care
• The medicine you take
• Family health history
• Home and daily life
• Your safety

At We Level Up, the team uses this information to make a care plan. The plan can change if your needs change.

Understanding Your Insurance and Care Options

Paying for mental health care can be hard to understand. Each insurance plan has its own rules and benefits. Some plans may help pay for therapy, behavioral health care, medicine support, and other services. Our admissions team can help check your benefits and explain possible payment options.

At We Level Up, the admissions team can answer questions about treatment costs, insurance coverage, payment options, and the types of care available. The process may start with a private assessment to learn about your symptoms, health, past care, and goals. This can help the team find the next step that fits your needs.

Get Mental Health Support Today

Mental health and addiction problems can feel hard to face alone. You can reach out for help. The We Level Up care team can listen to your concerns and help you learn about your care options.

We Level Up offers care for adults with mental health and addiction needs. Support may include therapy, group care, family support, medicine support, intervention services, inpatient care, residential care, day treatment, intensive outpatient care, outpatient care, and aftercare.

We Level Up has treatment facilities in Florida, Texas, California, Washington, and New Jersey. Our licensed specialists and trained care team can help you learn about treatment, insurance benefits, and payment options. Call (844) 597-1011 today to ask about care. Help is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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To help you take the initial step toward recovery, our team of admissions coordinators is here to help. They are also accessible to address any queries or worries you may have. We are aware that starting something new can be challenging, especially when struggling with addiction. Our team is familiar with your situation firsthand. We want you to know that you are not alone on this path and that we are here to help.