Mental Health Services 

Assistance    Compassion    Support    Empathy Lifestyle Changes

Sometimes it is difficult to cope with marriage or family conflicts, job pressures, anxiety, depression, or the other stresses of life. Here at Ste. Genevieve County Memorial Hospital our professionals care. We offer hope through treatment for these issues by affirming the needs of the whole person—body, mind, and spirit. Inherent to this philosophy is a respect for each client’s faith and values and their decision whether or not to incorporate these into treatment. Ste. Genevieve County Memorial Hospital Mental Health Services is a confidential counseling health program that welcomes adults, teenagers and families. Patients can be seen in an outpatient therapeutic environment individually, as a couple or in a family/group setting.

Our programs are designed to quickly return patients to their optimal level of functioning that includes assessment and treatment. The benefits of behavioral and mental health services include:

• help patients make sense of their lives and relationships

• increases their understanding of how to approach life’s challenges

• help people understand their options and facilitate a healthy adjustment to health and mental health problems 

• tackle life’s transitions and issues of aging 

• manage anger and conflict resolution.

• build strong family and marital relationships

• build or increase social skills

• decrease symptoms of depression, stress and anxiety

• help in the grief and loss process

• EAP assistance

• animal-assisted therapy

• work related stress/issues including PTSD

The Ste. Genevieve County Memorial Hospital Mental Health Services are located at Pointe Basse Family Health Care, 753 Pointe Basse Drive. Call 573-883-2782 for an appointment.  Meet some of our staff.

Your privacy is of the utmost importance to us. All of your information will be completely confidential when you choose to seek help with us.

Psychiatry
Srinivas Chilakamarri, MD

Mental Health and Medication Management
Jared Arnett, PMHNP
Rebecca Dalton, PMHNP

Counseling
Brandie Filer, MSW, LCSW