Depression & Anxiety
Riverside Center for Behavioral Medicine
A Psychiatric & Chemical Dependency Hospital
Psychiatric Services
Are you Struggling with Depression?
Riverside Center for Behavioral Medicine treats individuals with severe depression, manic depressive, suicidal depression, rapid cycling, bipolar disorder, and severe anxiety and anxiety disorders like post traumatic stress disorder.
Depression can be treated. We offer hope for tomorrow. Call us today at 800.992.0901.
The depression assessement questionnaire below can help assess whether you or a loved one should seek treatment. Our staff are available for support and guidance. Call us for additional information on our psychiatric treatment programs and how we can help fight depression: 800.992.0901
| Question | Yes | No |
| Do you have persistent thoughts of death, dying, or suicide? | ||
| Do you have a plan to end your life? | ||
| If you do, contact your physician or health care professional immediately. | ||
| Are you feeling hopeless and worthless, like it's not worth living? | ||
| Are you unable to go to work or keep up with responsibilities that are part of your daily life because you feel bad and don't know why? | ||
| Are activities that you have always found pleasurable, no longer enjoyable? | ||
| Do you feel tired all the time? Do you sleep more than usual or have insomnia? | ||
| Do you feel like eating all the time, especially sweets, or has your appetite decreased significantly? | ||
| Are you having a hard time concentrating? Are you having a hard time remembering simple things like appointments and people's names? | ||
| Do tasks that used to seem simple now seem very difficult? | ||
| Are you avoiding friends and crowds? | ||
| Are you having a very hard time getting over a loss or trauma in your life? | ||
- If you answer "yes" to one or more of these questions, we recommend you consult with your physician right away to:
- determine if there is a physical problem that needs attention; and,
- to plan an appropriate course of treatment.
If you cannot take this action on your own behalf, get a family member or friend to do it for you.
Or you may call us at 1-800-992-0901 to learn more about our treatment of depression and anxiety disorders.