LifeStance Health Medfield

LifeStance Health Medfield is one location within a national group of licensed psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists, and nurse practitioners, and that group operates several sites. Visits happen in person or through private therapy delivered online. The site just southwest of Boston serves people working through mental health concerns, behavioral or process addictions, grief, big transitions in life, postpartum depression, and similar difficulties. At the Medfield office, outpatient care covers both substance use and mental health, and the support a person receives is shaped around what they specifically need.

Clinicians at LifeStance focus on a range of needs across age groups and adjust treatment approaches for each person. The practice addresses conditions such as depression, anxiety, ADHD, obsessive-compulsive disorder, trauma, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia, and it also treats addiction to drugs or alcohol as well as process addictions like eating disorders and hoarding. For adolescents, support includes help with school avoidance, and specialty and gender-specific care is available for concerns more relevant to men or women, psychosis, postpartum depression and anxiety, couples counseling, grief, insomnia, and childhood behavioral difficulties.

Programs at the Medfield center

The only level of treatment the center lists is outpatient care, and a typical program runs five days. The Medfield center provides outpatient therapy and psychiatry for Massachusetts residents seeking alcohol and drug treatment. Therapies include group therapy, narrative therapy, family therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy dialectical behavior therapy as well as cognitive behavioral therapy, individual counseling, goal-oriented solution-focused therapy, and transcranial magnetic stimulation. Counseling and medical support at this Massachusetts center are evidence-based and personalized for each person. The clinic describes its approach as evidence-based, individual, and personalized treatment. A multidisciplinary group that includes board-certified professionals and social workers coordinates care.

A care plan could draw on CBT, DBT, ACT, mindfulness-based stress reduction, and solution-focused therapy. For children and teenagers, approaches like narrative therapy or play therapy may also be used. Clients and families can access adult psychiatry, child and adolescent psychiatry or therapy, group therapy, and family therapy as appropriate. The Medfield practice also offers neuropsychological testing and evaluations together with ongoing therapy for many conditions. When weekly outpatient visits are not enough, the center can discuss referring you to a higher type of care our helpline can aid you compare options across Massachusetts.

1. Family Therapy
2. 1-on-1 Counseling
3. Individual Treatment
4. Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
5. Dialectical Behavior Therapy
6. Evidence-Based
7. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
8. Group Therapy
9. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
10. Solution Focused, Goal-Oriented Therapy

Who the Medfield program is built for

1. Adolescents, boys, girls, children, men, women, and older adults, with care for men and women together.
2. People with alcohol use disorder, drug addiction, or co-occurring disorders that involve both substance use and mental health conditions.
3. Individuals dealing with anxiety, bipolar disorder, depression, grief and loss, obsessive compulsive disorder, perinatal mental health concerns, personality disorders, post traumatic stress disorder, or schizophrenia.
4. Families and couples seeking therapy, including support for new parents facing adjustment difficulties or sleep-related problems.
5. Children and adolescents who need school avoidance support, behavioral help, or gender-specific care.

Location, language access, and stay

At LifeStance Health Medfield, care is outpatient, and a standard program lasts five days. Full mental health services run Monday through Friday, five days a week, with the choice of virtual or in-person visits. People in Medfield and surrounding Massachusetts towns can book in-person or virtual appointments with the center during the week. Three photos are listed for the center, and services are offered in Creole, English, French, Spanish, and Tagalog. The location southwest of Boston belongs to a larger network of sites, which means certain services might be provided online or at other LifeStance locations. Since the clinic belongs to a network with sites nationwide, some services may be reachable through other Massachusetts locations. If you are hoping for an appointment outside usual business hours, ask the center which virtual options it has. For anyone weighing alcohol rehab in Massachusetts, our helpline can help confirm scheduling details.

Insurance and payment here in Medfield

The center lists self-pay rates as a private pay choice, and LifeStance Health takes many major insurance plans. Because out-of-pocket expenses and coverage vary by plan, phone the helpline to learn what you would owe and whether your insurance is accepted. The helpline costs nothing, protects your privacy, and applies no pressure; the people who answer connect callers with licensed treatment providers. Massachusetts residents may also ask about MassHealth, the state Medicaid program, though eligibility and coverage should be checked with the plan itself.

What to ask this location in Medfield

1. Which insurance plans does this location accept, and what will my copay or cash pay rate be?
2. How many days does the typical outpatient program last, and how often will I meet with a therapist or psychiatrist?
3. Are services delivered in person at 266 Main St., virtually, or both, and which languages are available for my appointments?
4. Does the center treat both my substance use and any mental health condition at the same time, and how is that coordinated?
5. How does the center assist with referral if I need a greater level of care for example inpatient treatment or detox, and what should I do?