Behavioral Health

The Behavioral and Mental Health Care professionals at Family Medical Centers work side-by-side with patients to develop the tools necessary to cope with issues from depression and anxiety through overcoming addiction. Mental and Behavioral health issues affect everyone, and our Behavioral Health team is here to help you every step of the way.

Common Behavioral Health conditions include:

The integrated Behavioral and Mental Health Care services at Family Medical Centers used to be known as the Ironton-Lawrence County Community Action Organization’s Family Guidance Center. The decision was made to merge the departments to better serve our communities with an integrated health care approach to mental health. Today, any patient visiting Family Medical Centers, for any reason, can be seen by a Behavioral Health Care professional during their visit, and begin their journey of better mental health.