CHE Behavioral Health Services is a multispecialty, clinic-based group of licensed professionals dedicated to increasing access to mental health services and reducing the stigma of mental health conditions.

With over 850 psychiatrists, psychologists, nurse practitioners, licensed clinical social workers, and licensed marriage & family therapists, CHE is the largest employer of non-contract, W2 mental health providers in the United States.

The dedicated staff is proud of its reputation for providing gold-standard behavioral healthcare. In line with their belief that mental health services should be readily accessible to everyone, they provide support for adults 18 years and older with Outpatient Telehealth Therapy, In-person Therapy Sessions, Telehealth Psychiatry, Assisted Living Facilities, as well as Home Healthcare and other clinical partnerships throughout the United States.

New Services: CHE Behavioral Health Services is now offering a Medication Management Self-Pay Care Plan option. They also now offer Gift Card options - Self-Care for Loved Ones. For more information visit the website linked above. 

TELEHEALTH SERVICES - CHE providers utilize video software to connect with patients to provide telepsychotherapy--talk therapy from the comfort of the patient’s home.

IN-PATIENT SERVICES - CHE provides Behavioral Health services to residents of long-term care and rehabilitation centers in a caring and cost-effective manner.

TALK THERAPY, MEDICATION MANAGEMENT, and TELEHEALTH

New Patient Information 

FREE assessment - Click the 'Virtual Visit' above to book your FREE screening - no obligations.

How it works: Answer a few questions about your preferences. Match with a therapist from a list of recommendations. Then begin the journey to a happier you.

Life difficulties can manifest in innumerable ways. If you feel you can benefit from support in the service of your mental health, you do not need a specific diagnosis to reach out. 

Teletherapy is also for those looking to explore their lives in fuller detail as a way of relieving patterns and symptoms that feel overwhelming and unwanted. Self-growth and understanding are often reasons people seek out therapy - to work on improving their relationships, understanding one’s identity and values and living a life consistent with those values, and learning healthy ways to cope with life’s inevitable ups and downs.