Mindpath College Health

About Mindpath College Health

Mindpath College Health in Irvin is a leading provider of high-quality and tailored outpatient behavioral health care in Irvin, California. They can address substance use issues alongside common mental conditions like depression, anxiety and PTSD. They can help you navigate eating disorders, self-esteem and relationship problems and family issues.

They extend services to members of LGBTQIA+ communities and can help with identity issues. What I find unique about Mindpath College Health is that they’re very much embedded in the college community. Their services are tailored to students, faculty members and recent graduates as well as nontraditional students and those thinking about attending college. Their providers are equipped to help students address academic issues as well.

They partner with major universities like UC Davis, UC Berkeley and UC Irvine to provide quality behavioral health services to students. Mindpath College Health in Irvin is situated on Campus Drive in the University Town Center area of Irvine, California. The location near UC Irvin ensures easy access by the target student population.

Whole-Person Care for Lasting Recovery

Mindpath College Health is committed to providing students with a positive mental health care experience. Their providers include experts who better match the college community vibe and understand the core needs of the students. Following intake assessment, you’ll work with your provider to create a personalized care plan that suits your college or student life. I like that their substance use treatment involves therapy groups alongside individual sessions to address life challenges like anger/stress, trauma and other potential triggers.

You’ll understand why you become substance dependent and develop practical tools to prevent relapse. Therapist blends human connection with clinically proven practice to ensure general wellness of mind, body and spirit. They also offer psychiatric evaluation and medication management. This may form part of an integrated care for students with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. This ensures well-rounded care.