SUN Behavioral Delaware

Adolescent-program

 During the adolescent years, a person’s brain is rapidly growing and changing. These changes can present a unique set of complications to a child’s emotional and mental development. At this age, young people start to face numerous stressors and expectations from school, home life, and the introduction of a newfound sense of self. 

Adult Co-Occurring / Substance Use Disorders

 The human body is a beautiful but complicated system. When you add the brain to the mix, the complication increases exponentially. For this reason, people handle their stress and problems in different ways. Western medicine has moved away from looking at each body system as separate and realizes that each person is the combined total of their experiences, thoughts, and behaviors. 

Adult Outpatient

  SUN Behavioral in Georgetown, Delaware provides various mental health treatment programs. Our outpatient program helps patients who may be transitioning from inpatient care. It also benefits those who need more intensive treatment than that offered by traditional outpatient programs. The outpatient care center at our Delaware location provides clinical mental health services to those in need. 

Telehealth Services

 Have you been feeling lonely, chaotic, or like you’re drowning? Are you feeling confused or temperamental during the coronavirus pandemic? Clients described these feelings when trying to explain how events around the world have left them feeling lately.

When we are asked to stay at home as much as possible, we have a duty to our community to avoid others. But, it is essential that we don’t neglect our health, physical or mental.

Integrity Fo Older Adults

 Depression, anxiety and other mental health issues are not a normal part of aging. Yet, one in four older adults experiences a mental health disorder and that number is expected to double in the next decade. If you or someone you love is struggling, we can help. At SUN, we offer programs to help older adults cope and take control of their own healing.

Adult Mood and Anxiety

 According to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America, anxiety disorders are the most common form of mental illness in the United States. Approximately 40 million American adults are affected by anxiety disorders. Despite this, only 36.9% of those afflicted receive treatment.