My time at Three Oaks significantly improved my well-being. I learned to cope with problems in a manner which produces solutions or acceptance rather than needless conflict and worry. I am very grateful to all of my therapists, each of whom made significant contributions to my progress. Thank you all. Three Oaks Behavioral Health of Ridgeland, LLC (Three Oaks) is a private, free standing mental health facility operating a Partial Hospitalization Program treating adults and adolescents, and an Intensive Outpatient Program treating adults, as licensed by the Mississippi Department of Mental Health.
Services
We provide treatment in two distinct levels of care: Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). Descriptions of each are provided below. Our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) operates Monday through Friday from 10am to 3pm and is designed to treat adults needing an intense level of structured therapy while avoiding the cost of inpatient care. This program offers an appropriate transition for patients who recently completed treatment at an inpatient level of care.
Group therapy sessions begin at 10 am and continue to 3 pm, with a one-hour break for lunch. Individual, marital, or family sessions are scheduled before or after those hours. Eating disorder and sexual wellness groups meet at 9am. Treatment is predominately group therapy. In addition, patients have weekly sessions with a physician, a psychiatric nurse, and individual, marital, or family sessions with an individual therapist. We send weekly treatment updates to referring physicians or therapists and a discharge summary when treatment is completed.
Our Partial Hospitalization Program offers an intense level of structured therapy for adolescents (individuals aged 13-17, and 18 and still in high school), while avoiding the cost of inpatient care. This program offers an appropriate transition from inpatient to outpatient care and is also suitable for patients currently receiving outpatient therapy, but who need more intensive therapy for a limited time.
After a year of sobriety I still constantly credit my solid foundation to the program at Three Oaks. The things I learned, the people I met & the work that was started during my time as a patient have permanently changed my life and set me on the pathway to a better life. Thank you all! Yancey obtained his Bachelor of Science from Centenary College of Louisiana in Accounting in 1994.
Reviews (4)
Anonymous Anonymous
Oct 07, 2021
Chandelle V.
Sep 02, 2021
Anna Livi
Feb 24, 2019
Really enjoyed Hope, Naomi, and Jim. I went in for anxiety treatment back in 2015. I was in the adolescent program. Also enjoyed Evan. I didn't enjoy the intern they had at the time, because he purposely triggered my anxiety to get me to react. He made me have a panic/ anxiety attack to see how I'd react to it. I did not enjoy going to the down range camp either because I was extremely triggered there as well. But overall I enjoyed the experience. Hope was my favorite. I liked the art therapy & being outside. It was a safe place for most of the time.
Anna Gleason
Oct 23, 2017
Went in for a simple consultation seeking mental help and the guy was very young, maybe 24, named Evan might I add, and he made me very uncomfortable. He hit on me and kept checking me out and doing very flirty things and when we got to the verbal consultation part he asked me some very personal questions (as anyone would expect) but when I answered honestly he would give me very judgemental facial reactions.
He would squint his eyes and shake his head at me and would look left then look right then look me in the eyes with this judgemental squinty look. I was there to be helped with my depression and anxiety, not to find a boyfriend and certainly not to be judged. Another thing I should add is after the verbal questioning he kept talking in circles about my options. That is something I could've let go of, but the other stuff, no. Needless to say I did not join their group circle.
He would squint his eyes and shake his head at me and would look left then look right then look me in the eyes with this judgemental squinty look. I was there to be helped with my depression and anxiety, not to find a boyfriend and certainly not to be judged. Another thing I should add is after the verbal questioning he kept talking in circles about my options. That is something I could've let go of, but the other stuff, no. Needless to say I did not join their group circle.
