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Behavioral Health
Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
Open Access for New Patients
Monarch's Open Access provides same-day access to care for new patients, on-site or virtually, who are seeking treatment for mental illness or substance use disorders.
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Outpatient Therapy and Mental Health Services
Monarch’s outpatient therapy and related services are often the first step to recovery from mental illness. Monarch's team of mental health professionals can help.
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Medication Management
Recovery from mental illness and substance use disorders can be supported by the use of medication to lessen symptoms in patients.
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Substance Use Disorder and Addiction Treatment
Monarch offers substance use disorder and addiction treatment designed to help individuals struggling with addiction to alcohol, tobacco, opioids or other substances.
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Facility-Based Crisis Services
Monarch's Facility-Based Crisis Center in Lumberton accepts referrals from all North Carolina counties. The Center supports adults experiencing a mental health or substance use disorder crisis.
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SECU Youth Crisis Center, a Monarch program
The SECU Youth Crisis Center, a Monarch program, is the first step in life-changing treatment for young people experiencing a mental health crisis. Referrals are accepted from all North Carolina counties.
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Apartments - I/DD
Monarch’s supervised apartments support adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD), mental illness, or both. Supervision includes periodic staff visits, on-call support and minimal guidance with life skills.
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Mental Health Care for People With I/DD
Mental illness doesn't discriminate. As a leading provider of mental health and intellectual and developmental disabilities services, Monarch understands the unique connection that may exist between the two.