Adult Behavioral Health Services
Adult mental health services designed to meet individual needs and support.
Care That Meets You Where You Are
Mental health needs can change over time, and the right level of support may change with them. Rutgers University Behavioral Health Care offers a continuum of services designed to provide the appropriate level of care based on each person’s individual needs.
From flexible outpatient services to more structured and intensive treatment, our programs allow individuals to step up or step down in care as their needs change. Our goal is to connect each person with the right support at the right time while promoting stability, recovery and long-term wellness.
Where to Start?
Adult Outpatient Care
Outpatient care is the least restrictive level of mental health treatment, allowing adults to live at home and continue their daily routines while receiving support. Care may range from occasional check-ins to regular weekly visits, depending on symptoms, goals, and individual needs.
More Intensive Care for Adults
More intensive care provides additional structure and support when mental health symptoms require more than traditional outpatient visits. Adults may participate in treatment several times a week or for several hours a day while continuing to live at home. The frequency and level of support are based on each person’s symptoms, needs, and recovery goals.
Adult Specialty Programs
Specialty programs provide focused care for adults with specific mental health, cognitive, or treatment needs that may benefit from specialized expertise. Services include evaluation and treatment for memory disorders and psychosis spectrum conditions, as well as advanced treatments such as transcranial magnetic stimulation.
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