Better Balance Psychiatry in St George & Cedar City, Utah provides comprehensive mental health care and therapy for Southern Utah and surrounding areas. Better Balance strives to help provide you with the tools you need to feel balanced and empowered to live your life to the fullest.
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You voted us Best Psychiatrist in Southern Utah, and we couldn't be more grateful. We hope to continue to provide comprehensive mental health care, therapy, and TMS and Spravato for those who want Better Balance.
Book your October Couples Retreat to boost relationship health and communication skills. Then, join our November Mental Health Forum for essential stress management and anxiety support resources.
Join the launch of our quarterly series. Get accessible, evidence-based tools for managing anxiety and depression. Practical skills for a healthier life in St. George.
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Join the launch of our new quarterly forum. Learn evidence-based tools for managing anxiety and depression. Build mental resilience in the Cedar City community.
Our licensed therapists offer CBT, DBT, EMDR, ERP/OCD, and Hypnotherapy. We provide comprehensive therapy services to meet your needs.
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IV Ketamine quickly eases Treatment-Resistant Depression and suicidal thoughts, offering fast relief when other treatments haven’t worked.
learn moreSpravato can dramatically lessen symptoms of Treatment-Resistant Depression and suicidal thoughts. This treatment offers hope for those struggling with severe depression.
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TMS Therapy can alleviate symptoms of Treatment-Resistant Depression and suicidal thoughts. It's a revolutionary treatment that offers new possibilities.
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Medications are crucial for achieving Better Balance in daily life. Dr. Hendleman, with four years of psychiatry training, will find the best treatment for you.
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Individualized treatment is vital for trauma from military, police, firefighting, and unexpected events. Dr. Hendleman will find the right therapy and medications to help you live fully.
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Addiction to drugs, alcohol, pornography, or caffeine affects many people. We help individuals achieve Better Balance through therapy and medication management.
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Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is a form of non-invasive brain stimulation, with over 30 years of application in neuroscientific and clinical research around the world. Ask Dr. Hendleman if TMS Therapy is right for you!
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The latest innovation for treatment of depression that is not adequately treated by typical medications. It is an inhaled antidepressant that has potential to show improved symptoms in the same day! Ask Dr. Hendleman if Spravato is right for you!
Learn More about Spravato >Better Balance Psychiatry now offers an intensive outpatient program designed to help individuals struggling with mental health issues. Our program provides personalized and evidence-based treatment options to address a wide range of conditions.
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Better Balance now offers a cognitive assessment. As part of TMS therapy it is standard practice to objectively check up on areas such as memory, attention, reasoning, and verbal ability—all cognitive abilities you need to function optimally in everyday life. We offer this assessment through CBS Health. It’s not a test—it’s a quick checkup on how you’re doing today, like a blood pressure cuff for your brain.
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Read MoreContent on this site is medically reviewed by Dr. John Hendleman, M.D., a board-certified psychiatrist.
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