Bastrop Behavioral Health Clinic

NE Delta HSA is dedicated to transforming how we provide vital services to our citizens. We bring innovative programs to our citizens, which include integration of behavioral health with primary care services; services for children and adolescents with behavioral disorders that are at risk for experiencing a psychiatric or behavioral emergency; and collaborations with law enforcement agencies that help first responders know how to recognize mental health issues. We work to break down barriers that keep citizens from obtaining treatment. Our sole purpose is to keep the specific needs of the people in our communities at the forefront of our efforts.

Just as we hold all of our efforts to a high standard, we expect the same effort from our citizens. We must all be accountable for our actions. We must be willing to actively participate in living our most productive lives. We believe that every person we serve possesses the ability to reach their greatest potential.

At the heart of our daily work, we are dedicated to bring even greater access to the crucial services we provide; to nurture an environment of unsurpassed customer service where people are treated with genuine kindness, courtesy and a caring attitude; and we strive to offer competent, quality care that fosters hope, trust and the most beneficial health outcomes to the people we serve.

I hope you find our website to be a useful and valuable resource. Together we can ensure that our clients’ voices and their cries are heard.

Sincerely,

Dr. Monteic A. Sizer
Northeast Delta Human Services Authority

How do I know if I need mental health services?

• You are struggling with mental health issues, or you have received a diagnosis such as depression, bi-polar disorder or anxiety disorder ranging from mild to severe

• You have a substance abuse issue, substance dependence or a severe personality disorder.

• You have one or more mental health disorders that substantially interfere with your ability to carry out the primary aspects of daily living, such as self-care, household management, interpersonal relationships and performance in school or work.

How do I know if I am eligible for mental health services?

• We will assess you and determine if you meet our admission criteria or if you would benefit from our assisting you with some other treatment placement.

•  If you are suffering from a mental health illness such as depression, severe mood swings, hallucinations, or emotional problems resulting from a traumatic event

List of Services

Assessment and Referral: Assessments connect clients with appropriate level of care and resources.

On-Call:  Individuals experiencing crises after regular business hours can call 318-362-3339 or 1-800-256-2522.

Outpatient Mental Health Counseling: Individuals struggling with behavioral health issues, or have received a diagnosis such as depression, bipolar disorder or anxiety ranging from mild to severe can receive Individual/Group Counseling that includes a number of approaches such as supportive therapy, psychoeducation, and cognitive behavioral therapy.

Medication Management: Individuals who are relatively stable on medication and require minimal interventions may receive medication management, educational services and referral services.

Outpatient Services for Addictive Disorders:

• The Intensive Outpatient Program provides addictive disorder treatment for nine hours per week in a group setting for six weeks

• The Outpatient Program provides addictive disorder treatment for two hours per week for about six weeks

• The Aftercare Program provides one hour per week for an indefinite period of time

• A one-day DWI program for a first offense DWI

Behavioral Health Pharmacy Services: Provides medication for individuals without Medicaid, Medicare, or private insurance who qualify.

Clients can also apply for Medicaid and Supplemental Security Income at the Monroe Clinic.  Volunteers Of America has an office here at the clinic and assists patients in filling out any required forms.