Schizophrenia is a serious disorder which affects how a person thinks, feels and acts. At Laureate Psychiatric Clinic and Hospital, we encourage early treatment for a better long-term outcome. Symptoms of Schizophrenia Changes in ability, behavior
At Laureate Psychiatric Clinic and Hospital, adult psychiatric services are provided to individuals who are experiencing severe symptoms of a mental health or chemical dependency disorder and require 24-hour nursing care and treatment. Individuals
Frequently Asked Questions Laureate Intensive Outpatient Program Where are you located? We are located at 6655 South Yale Suite 301 (3rd floor Outpatient Building). Can I schedule an appointment? No appointment is needed. All assessments are on a
Laureate offers a comprehensive range of psychiatric approaches to help each patient achieve his or her individual treatment goals. To this end, patient and guest policies may differ between programs. Please review the appropriate link to learn more
At Laureate, we believe family involvement can be essential in the successful recovery from an eating disorder. Just as the eating disorder affects the whole family, we believe the whole family affects the eating disorder treatment. Each month
At Laureate Psychiatric Clinic and Hospital in Tulsa, OK, the specific needs of each patient are regarded as priority. Clinical services are customized for each patient, and are developed together by patients and clinicians. Patient visits are
To view and print our standard medical forms, you will need the Free Adobe Acrobat Reader® software. Adult History and Goals Questionnaire Adult History Addendum for Therapy Patients Chemical Dependency Intensive Outpatient Program - Biopsychosocial
Laureate Psychiatric Clinic and Hospital is located between 61st and 71st Streets off of Yale Avenue - two miles south on Yale Avenue from I-44. Laureate Entrances and Parking The main Laureate entrance is east of Yale Avenue at 67th Street. The road
Our partial hospital level of care is for young women who are medically stabilized and have developed skills to aid their recovery journey. At this level of care, parents or caregivers are educated about medication planning, the exchange nutrition
The Laureate Eating Disorders Adult Program includes three levels of care: acute-care hospitalization, residential care and partial hospitalization. The time spent in each level of care is highly individualized and determined by the Laureate