Short Term (<30 Days) Residential Treatment Centers in Ozark, MO

Synergy Executive is a 10 bed residential dual diagnosis treatment facility offering a private rehabilitation program for men seeking addiction treatment. This private residential program in Ozark, Missouri provides treatment to men ages 18 and older. Residential treatment ranges from 21 - 30 days, offering 50+ hours of structured, therapeutic activities weekly. Step down care includes partial hospitalization, 5 full days of treatment per week, and IOP services, 3 days per week/3 hour per day. Synergy Executive utilizes a trauma informed, gender specific approach to provide men a full range of effective, holistic therapies aiming to end the addiction cycle. Synergy Executive utilizes a host of treatment modalities built upon evidence-based practices that are proven to be effective. We offer individual, group and family therapy, traditional 12 step classes, holistic health therapies, SMART recovery groups, and medication-assisted treatment. We also provide a host of mental health and trauma services including EMDR therapy. Our methods allow us to address the underlying causes of addiction and to promote a positive lifestyle by focusing on the mind, body and spirit.

Lakeland is a leading provider of psychiatric services to children, adolescents and seniors in the Midwest. For more than 100 years Lakeland has been dedicated to providing cutting edge medical and psychiatric needs. Since 1989, Lakeland has developed and refined programs that focus on the psychiatric health and well being of children, adolescents and older adults. While many psychiatric programs have closed due to declining reimbursement and state budget cuts, Lakeland has thrived due to the excellent programs, positive treatment outcomes and the individualized care provided for its patients and their families.

Depressive disorders are very serious mental disorders that impact a person's mood, body, and thoughts. Depression affects everything from the way a person sleeps and eats to the way he or she thinks about him or herself, as well as the way he or she views the world. It's important to note that a depressive disorder is not the same thing as a transient case of the blues. Depression is a chronic mental illness that is neither a sign of weakness nor a character defect; no one can simply "choose" or will themselves better. It's not possible without intervention for a person with a depressive disorder to just "pull him or herself together," and make a full recovery. The symptoms of a depressive disorder, if left untreated and unmanaged, may persist for weeks, months, or even years. While depression is a severe mental illness, there is hope: most people who struggle with depression are able to, with proper treatment approaches and ongoing care and monitoring, make a full recovery and begin to enjoy their lives once again.