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Mental Health Services in Raleigh, NC

Psychiatry, therapy, and specialized mental health care in Raleigh—with multiple locations to fit your schedule.
Raleigh Locations North Raleigh 4904 Professional Ct, Raleigh, NC 27609 Services: Psychiatry & Therapy Phone: (919) 893-4465 Appointments: In-person and virtual available Northwest Raleigh 6112 St Giles St, Raleigh, NC 27612 Services: Psychiatry, Therapy, PHP, IOP, & TMS for Depression Phone: (919) 893-4465 Appointments: In-person and virtual available
Mental Health Services in Raleigh, NC

Accessing expert mental health care should be straightforward. Unfortunately, long wait times, cost, and scheduling challenges often make it harder than it should be to get help.

 

We offer care across two Raleigh locations, making it easier to access the right services based on your needs and schedule.

 

At AIM, we focus on making high-quality care more accessible by being in-network with most major insurance plans, offering both in-person and virtual appointments, and maintaining availability for timely scheduling.

Mental Health Care in Raleigh

Mental Health Care in Raleigh

Mental health challenges can show up in different ways, and the level of support needed can change over time.

 

We provide services across two Raleigh locations, each designed to meet different needs:

 

  • North Raleigh-4904 Professional Ct, Raleigh, NC: Psychiatry and therapy
  • Northwest Raleigh-6112 St. Giles St, Raleigh, NC: Psychiatry, therapy, and higher levels of care including Intensive Outpatient (IOP) and Partial Hospitalization (PHP)

 

This allows you to access care that fits your current needs, while still having options if those needs change.

Mental Health Services in Raleigh, NC

Mental Health Services in Raleigh, NC

Our Raleigh locations are designed as a connected system of care, where therapy, psychiatry, medication management, and support for both mental health and substance use are available in one place.

 

Our North Raleigh location focuses on psychiatry and therapy, while our Northwest Raleigh location offers a broader range of services, including higher levels of care.

 

We’re in-network with most major insurance plans and offer both in-person and virtual appointments, making it easier to get started and stay engaged in care.

Comprehensive Mental Health Services in Raleigh

Comprehensive Mental Health Services in Raleigh

Mental health care is often split across different places. One provider handles therapy, another manages medications, and higher levels of care are usually in separate systems that don’t communicate well.

 

Our Raleigh locations are set up differently. Our services are connected, so your providers can work together and adjust your care as your needs change.

 

Below is an overview of the services available across our Raleigh offices.

Psychiatry and Medication Management

Psychiatry and Medication Management

Psychiatric care is often one of the first steps people take when starting treatment. Our psychiatry team provides evaluations, medication management, and ongoing support based on your needs and goals.

 

We bring on providers who have experience treating a wide range of conditions and who take the time to get to know you. We believe that building a strong relationship is the foundation of good care—not just prescribing medication and moving on.

 

Medication can be helpful for many people, but it is rarely the only part of the plan. We look at how it fits alongside therapy, daily habits, and other supports in your life. Appointments are designed to allow for real conversation and adjustments over time, so your care can change as your needs do.

Individual Therapy

Individual Therapy

Therapy gives you something that can be hard to find in daily life: consistent time set aside for focused, uninterrupted reflection.

 

Our therapists work with individuals across a wide range of mental health issues. We use proven approaches like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), depending on what fits your needs.

 

There isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach. Therapy is shaped around you—your experiences, your patterns, and what’s going on in your life—so the work stays relevant and useful over time.

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)

There are times when weekly therapy and medication aren’t enough—especially when substance use is starting to impact daily functioning in a more consistent way. PHP is one of the highest levels of outpatient care, designed for periods when more structure and support are needed to regain stability.

 

Our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) provides a structured, full-day schedule that includes group therapy, individual sessions, and psychiatric care. It also creates an opportunity to practice what you’re learning in real-world settings, with faster feedback loops to help you adjust and build skills that carry outside of treatment.

 

As part of a broader system of care, PHP can transition into lower levels like IOP or outpatient treatment as your needs change—without losing momentum or starting over.

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for Substance Use

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for Substance Use

Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is built for individuals working through substance use who are trying to stay engaged in their lives—whether that’s work, school, or rebuilding some level of independence—while getting consistent support.

 

Treatment includes multiple sessions each week, with a mix of group therapy, individual work, and psychiatric care. The structure helps create momentum, while the focus stays on applying what you’re learning outside of sessions—navigating real situations, making adjustments, and building patterns that hold up beyond treatment.

 

For many people, IOP becomes a place to stabilize progress without stepping away from life entirely.

Recovery Management

Recovery Management

Progress in mental health and recovery rarely follows a straight path. Needs shift, setbacks happen, and what works at one stage may not work at another.

 

Recovery management is how we help you stay engaged through those changes. This includes coordinating between services, adjusting levels of care, and making sure your treatment evolves with you rather than forcing you to start over.

 

The goal is continuity—so whether you’re stepping up into more support or transitioning into less, you remain connected to a system that understands your history and can adapt with you over time.

Mental Health Intensive Outpatient Program

Mental Health Intensive Outpatient Program

Our Mental Health IOP is designed for individuals dealing with conditions like anxiety, depression, OCD, trauma, bipolar disorder, and other mental health issues who feel stuck in patterns that aren’t shifting with weekly therapy alone.

 

The program provides a more consistent rhythm of care, with multiple sessions each week that allow you to work through challenges in real time. This is especially relevant for young adults, students, and working professionals who are trying to stay functional while addressing what’s underneath.

 

The goal is not just symptom relief, but helping you build awareness, test changes in your daily life, and refine what works with ongoing support—so progress carries outside of treatment, not just within it.

Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)

Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)

Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is designed for individuals working through substance use who may benefit from additional biological support alongside therapy.

 

MAT can help reduce cravings, stabilize patterns, and create enough space to start doing the deeper work. We integrate medication with therapy and behavioral support, so it’s not treated as a standalone solution.

 

Our approach is individualized. The goal isn’t just short-term stabilization—it’s helping you build a foundation that supports long-term change, with medication used thoughtfully as part of a broader plan.

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)

TMS is an option for individuals dealing with depression that hasn’t improved with therapy or medication alone.

 

It’s a non-invasive treatment that uses targeted magnetic pulses to stimulate areas of the brain involved in mood regulation. Sessions are done in an outpatient setting and don’t require sedation, which allows you to stay engaged in your daily life throughout treatment.

 

For many people, TMS becomes a way to move forward when progress has stalled—often used alongside therapy and psychiatry as part of a more comprehensive approach.

Our Providers

Our Providers

The quality of care depends on the people providing it.

 

We build our team with providers who have experience treating many different mental health and substance use concerns, and who take the time to get to know you. Strong relationships are the foundation of good care.

 

Our psychiatrists, therapists, and clinical staff work together as one team, not as separate providers. This helps with clear communication, more consistent care, and a better understanding of what is and isn’t working over time.

Who We Serve at Our Raleigh Location

Who We Serve at Our Raleigh Location

Mental health challenges do not look the same from one person to another, so we make sure to have a team that can provide care across a wide range of needs.

 

We work with adults navigating concerns including:

 

  • Anxiety and chronic stress  
  • ADHD  
  • Bipolar disorder  
  • Depression and mood-related conditions  
  • Eating disorders  
  • OCD  
  • Substance use and recovery  
  • Trauma  
  • Academic pressure and performance concerns  
  • Career stress and professional transitions  
  • Relationship challenges and family dynamics  
  • And more  

 

Families are often part of the process as well. Supporting someone through mental health or substance use challenges can be difficult, and guidance can make a meaningful difference.

Why Raleigh Residents Choose AIM

Why Raleigh Residents Choose AIM

Mental health care shouldn’t feel impersonal. You should feel known by the people you’re working with—not rushed through appointments or reduced to a prescription.

 

We’re in-network with most major insurance plans, making high-quality care more accessible. Our team includes experienced providers who take the time to build real relationships, not just manage symptoms.

 

We offer therapy, psychiatry, and higher levels of care all in one place, with both in-person and virtual options—so you don’t have to piece your care together on your own.

 

What that looks like in practice:

 

  • Therapy, psychiatry, and programs in one place  
  • In-network with most major insurance  
  • In-person and virtual appointments  
  • TMS for depression  
  • Scheduling that works with your life  
  • Care that can adjust as your needs change  
  • Two Raleigh locations with different service offerings, so care can match your needs  

 

We’re always refining how we do this—learning, adjusting, and working to make care feel more human and more useful over time.

Our Locations

Our Locations

In addition to our Raleigh locations, we offer services in:

 

  • Cary  
  • Chapel Hill  

 

Each location connects into the same broader system of care, allowing for continuity even if you move between locations or services.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does AIM accept insurance for mental health treatment?

Yes. We are in-network with a range of insurance providers. Coverage can vary depending on your plan, and our team can help verify benefits and explain what to expect before you begin.

What is Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), and who qualifies?

MAT is a treatment approach for substance use disorders that combines medication with therapy and behavioral support. Qualification depends on individual clinical needs, which are assessed during an initial evaluation.

Do I need a referral to start treatment?

No referral is required. You can contact our team directly to schedule an initial appointment or consultation.

How do I know which service is right for me?

You do not need to determine that on your own. Our admissions team will ask questions about your current situation, goals, and challenges, and help identify an appropriate starting point.

How is an Intensive Outpatient Program different from regular therapy?

An Intensive Outpatient Program involves multiple sessions per week, often including group therapy and additional support services. It provides more structure than weekly therapy while allowing you to maintain daily responsibilities.

Begin Mental Healthcare in Raleigh Today

Begin Mental Healthcare in Raleigh Today

Starting mental health treatment can feel like a significant step. It does not need to be complicated.

 

You can reach out to our team to ask questions, verify insurance, or schedule an appointment. From there, we will help you identify a path forward based on your needs and preferences.

Our Team

At the core of AIM is our dedicated team, focused on fostering an environment where optimal wellbeing is achievable.

 

A Team Committed to Your Wellbeing

 

Driven by a vision of accessible, compassionate healthcare, our diverse professionals bring unique expertise and insights to enhance our mission. We believe in the power of connection and collaborative care. From clinical experts to supportive staff, every team member contributes to creating a nurturing environment that promotes growth, healing, and comprehensive wellbeing.