Mental Health Services Featured on the In View Series

With growing awareness promoting awareness about how often mental illness affects people in the United States and people feeling more comfortable seeking mental health treatment, the In View series hosted by Larry King has highlighted some of the organizations, facilities and companies to help individuals and their families overcome mental illnesses. The In View show has spotlighted leading companies and facilities across the nation, including Hanbleceya, a company which operates facilities in the San Diego area and the Seattle area. Some estimates say that as many as 1 in 4 American adults experiences symptoms of mental illness each year. A new study finds that psychiatric patients who received mental health treatment and medications after their release from hospital stays while up in jail or otherwise incarcerated far less often than those patients who did not receive treatment or medications.

The In View TV series has showed how mental health treatment can help patients lead healthy and productive lives. The In View series has looked at the positive difference that mental health services make in communities from coast-to-coast. By teaching patients to manage their symptoms and behaviors, these services have helped individuals dealing with all types of mental problems, including bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and more.

In View hosted by Larry King will continue to show viewers across the United States have mental health professionals and mental health services help patients overcome their mental problems and help families handle the challenge of caring for loved ones with mental illness.

The In View Series Explores Mental Health Services, Profiling Hanbleceya

In many cases, people dealing with mental issues and personality disorders do not receive the attention or care needed to help them recover and lead productive and healthy lives. Even in 2013, many people stigmatize mental problems and demean those dealing with them. Many people suffering from problems like depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), anxiety, bipolar disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other mental issues feel too ashamed to seek help, and may only agree to get help at the urging of family members and friends. Fortunately, places like the Hanbleceya centers exist to help men and women overcome their mental and psychological issues and resume their lives. The In View series recently spotlighted Hanbleceya in its continuing series about mental health.

Hanbleceya, named after a Lakota Indian word that means seeking a vision or knowledge, operates two sister facilities that provide patients in Southern California and the Pacific Northwest with professional mental health support and additional services that help those with psychological disorders turn their lives around. The two facilities, Hanbleceya Seattle and Hanbleceya San Diego, feature professional and experienced psychologists, psychiatrists, therapists and counselor who help clients overcome their issues, recover and lead healthy, fulfilling lives.

At both the Seattle Hanbleceya site and the San Diego Hanbleceya site, clients receive first-class counseling services that incorporate therapy, group activities, life skills instruction and residential treatment. Clients temporarily reside in nearby housing facilities and homes, where they live under the supervision of professional staff. These settings, in which clients share space with other clients, help reinforce the therapy that the clients receive from the counseling staff, and also help clients improve their interpersonal interactions.