North Andover Behavioral Health provides multidisciplinary behavioral health care for individuals and families across the lifespan. Psychiatric care, therapy, Psychological & Diagnostic Assessment, Diagnostic & Clinical Monitoring, and telehealth are coordinated around each person’s needs, goals, and clinical picture.
Mental health needs can look different at every age and stage of life. NABH brings together psychiatric evaluation and medication management, therapy, Diagnostic & Psychological Assessment, Diagnostic & Clinical Monitoring, and telehealth within one multidisciplinary behavioral-health practice. Recommendations are individualized around your history, symptoms, circumstances, and goals.
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Psychiatric Care & Medication Management
Psychiatric evaluation is designed to understand symptoms, history, functioning, current concerns, and other factors that may be affecting mental health. This clinical picture helps guide diagnosis, treatment recommendations, and individualized care planning.
When medication is clinically appropriate, ongoing medication management includes follow-up appointments to assess therapeutic response, review potential side effects or adverse reactions, and make treatment adjustments when needed.
Mental health questionnaires may be requested as part of initial and ongoing care. Laboratory or other diagnostic testing may be recommended when clinically indicated based on symptoms, medical history, medications, or treatment needs.
When clinically appropriate, NABH medication management providers partner with GeneSight to offer pharmacogenomic testing. GeneSight analyzes certain genetic variations that may provide additional information to help inform medication selection and treatment decisions.
Treatment and assessment recommendations are based on your clinical needs, preferences, history, goals, and ongoing collaboration with the appropriate members of your care team.
Diagnostic and psychological assessment can help clarify cognitive, developmental, behavioral, emotional, learning, or other concerns when a more specialized evaluation is appropriate.
Assessment findings are considered alongside history, observations, available records, and presenting concerns to support diagnostic understanding and practical recommendations.
Individual therapy provides personalized, one-on-one support shaped around your needs, concerns, experiences, and goals.
Sessions may include setting therapeutic goals, processing past experiences, recognizing patterns, developing coping skills, and learning healthier ways to navigate symptoms, stressors, and life transitions.
Family therapy provides a supportive setting for family members to better understand one another, work through difficult emotions, and strengthen communication.
Care may focus on relationship patterns, parent-child concerns, family stressors, or situations in which one person’s challenges are affecting the broader family system.
Clinical monitoring is separate from Psychological & Diagnostic Assessment and is directed by the treating provider based on clinical need.
Mental health questionnaires may be requested as part of initial and ongoing care. Laboratory or other diagnostic testing may be recommended when clinically indicated based on symptoms, medical history, medications, or treatment needs.
Telehealth appointments are available to eligible patients through the athenahealth Patient Portal. Current patients can also use the Patient Portal for provider communication, forms and questionnaires, document uploads, billing statements, and payments. Some clinical needs may still require an in-person appointment.
Group Therapy
Coming Soon
North Andover Behavioral Health is developing group therapy opportunities based on the needs and interests of our community.
Future groups may be offered as interest, clinical appropriateness, scheduling, and provider availability are established. Expressing interest does not enroll you in a group or guarantee that a specific group will launch, but it helps NABH better understand community need.
Contact our office online or by phone. Our team will gather initial information and help identify the most appropriate appointment type.
Your provider will review your history, symptoms, current concerns, questionnaires, diagnostic information when relevant, and treatment goals.
Together, you and your provider will develop an individualized plan that may include medication management, therapy, Psychological & Diagnostic Assessment, Diagnostic & Clinical Monitoring, follow-up care, or a combination of services.
Our team can help you better understand available services, appointment options, insurance participation, and what to expect before care begins.
Request an appointment or contact our office with questions about psychiatric care, therapy, assessment, telehealth eligibility, clinical monitoring, or insurance coverage.