Military Mental Health and Addiction Treatment in Orlando
Defending your country in the military can impact you physically, mentally and emotionally. Many members of the military experience trauma and require mental health and rehabilitation services. University Behavioral Center is here to help.
Patriot Support Programs
We provide unparalleled treatment to service members, veterans and their family members experiencing a variety of behavioral health challenges. Recognizing the unique stressors and experiences associated with military service, our facilities offer comprehensive and personalized care for issues such as PTSD, depression, substance use and complex trauma. Our dedicated staff, psychiatrists and therapists work closely with referring agencies and to ensure seamless communication and customized goals for service members. Our staff also provides high-quality care, programs and services to support veterans and family members in our tailored programs. For more information about Patriot Support Programs, please visit www.PatriotSupportPrograms.com.
Patriot Support Program for Active-Duty Military and Their Families
Military Behavioral Health Care in Florida: Why Choose Us?
For more than 30 years, University Behavioral Center has provided hope and healing to people in Central Florida. We offer mental health treatment, detox services and specialized care for military members with dual diagnoses.
At our military-focused mental health program, you’ll find:
- Veteran-trained therapists: Our clinicians have specialized training in post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other conditions that particularly affect service members. Some of our caregivers are veterans themselves. They understand how your training, culture and experiences in the military affect your recovery.
- TRICARE®-certified rehab center: We proudly accept TRICARE for inpatient hospitalization at our rehab center. TRICARE covers emergency intervention and stabilization for mental health or withdrawal crises, as well as non-emergency rehabilitation for substance use disorders and psychiatric conditions.
- Peer support: During inpatient recovery, you’re in a treatment program with other service members. This helps foster an environment of trust, respect and camaraderie while preventing self-isolation. Through shared experiences and mutual understanding, you can help your peers overcome challenges similar to your own.
PTSD Inpatient Treatment
For many military members, trauma has deeply destructive effects on their physical, mental and emotional health. As part of our rehabilitation program, we help you identify and process trauma so that you can move forward with long-term recovery.
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental health disorder that can result from experiencing or witnessing a traumatic, distressing event. And while PTSD doesn’t only affect military personnel, it is a common consequence of combat, war, violence and terrorism. It can also stem from other issues including:
- Frequent deployments or relocations
- Grief from a friend dying in combat
- Family or marital stress
PTSD can lead to severe symptoms such as nightmares, flashbacks and depression. You may be easily triggered or terrified by certain sounds or sights. You may sense danger in everyday situations or in other people, which can lead to self-isolation.
We offer comprehensive care for PTSD, as well as other conditions that can occur alongside PTSD, such as:
- Anxiety disorders
- Bipolar disorder
- Depression
- Drug or alcohol use disorder
- Mood disorders
Suicide Prevention for Military Members: What is the COMPACT Act?
When you’re in a crisis, financial concerns should not prevent you from getting the care you need. The Comprehensive Prevention, Access to Care, and Treatment (COMPACT) Act entitles veterans in a suicidal crisis to go to any VA or non-VA healthcare facility in their community for emergency care at no cost.
Under the COMPACT Act, you receive free:
- Inpatient or crisis residential care for up to 30 days
- Outpatient care for up to 90 days
- Transportation to and from care
- Access to social services and community-based programs
Learn more about the COMPACT Act. If there is an immediate risk to yourself or others, call 911.
Get Help Now
Call 407-281-7000 or contact us to get help now. At University Behavioral Center, our staff is available 24/7 for no-cost, confidential assessments. If you need immediate medical assistance, contact 911 or seek the nearest emergency room.
