Comprehensive, person-centered mental health treatment for people experiencing mental health symptoms and co-occurring behavioral health and substance use disorders — in person at our Lexington clinic or by telehealth.
Services are designed to promote emotional stability, improve daily functioning, reduce symptoms, support recovery, and improve quality of life. Many people arrive having been treated for a mental health condition and a substance use disorder separately, by teams that never spoke to each other. Integrated treatment means both are addressed together, by one team, in one plan.
Assessment & evaluation
Where treatment starts. A comprehensive behavioral health assessment and psychiatric evaluation, a diagnosis, and a treatment plan written with you.
Mental health treatment
Treatment for depression, anxiety, panic, trauma- and stressor-related disorders, PTSD, mood disorders, and co-occurring conditions.
Medication management
Psychiatric medication — starting it, adjusting it, monitoring how it is working, and reviewing what you already take.
Medication-assisted treatment
Buprenorphine-based treatment, including buprenorphine/naloxone (Suboxone), for opioid use disorder — with monitoring, overdose-prevention education, and recovery support.
Counseling
Counseling as part of treatment rather than separate from it, addressing the reasons behind substance use and the conditions alongside it.
Recovery support
Care coordination, referrals to the services we do not provide, patient education, and the practical help that keeps recovery going between appointments.
Part of every service
These are not separate appointments to arrange. They run through whichever service you are receiving:
- Screening — standardized questionnaires, where clinically appropriate, to identify symptoms and track whether treatment is working. A score is never the sole basis for a diagnosis.
- Safety assessment — evaluation for suicidal thoughts, self-harm, and acute deterioration where clinically indicated, with referral to a higher level of care when that is what is needed.
- Follow-up and monitoring — appointments scheduled to clinical need, reviewing symptoms, medication response, side effects, safety, functioning, and progress against your goals.
- Treatment plan reviews — your plan is updated as your progress, needs, and response to treatment change.
Kiyla Mental Clinic is an outpatient behavioral health provider and does not replace emergency medical or psychiatric services. In an emergency call 911. For a mental health or suicide crisis, call or text 988, any time. See crisis resources.
Not sure where to start?
You do not need a diagnosis or a referral to call. Tell us what is going on and we will help you work out which service fits — or refer you elsewhere if we are not the right place.