Mental health services offered at this location include:

• Duke Psychiatry Outpatient Clinic: A hospital-based outpatient clinic, the DPOC features a large multidisciplinary team of clinical social workers, resident-level psychiatrists supervised by Duke Health psychiatrists, and psychiatric nurse practitioners. The DPOC offers diagnostic assessments with development of a comprehensive plan for mental health care within the broader Duke Health system. Psychiatric medication management is available with the resident-level psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners. These clinicians may also provide short-term psychotherapy or partner with the clinical social workers to provide this service. Clinical social workers are available to provide non-medication assessments and short-term psychotherapy. If long-term (more than 10 session) psychotherapy is needed the assessing clinician will provide a referral to an appropriate provider. The DPOC is a generalized practice addressing a wide range of psychiatric and emotional difficulties. Prior to being scheduled, patients will be asked a few questions to ensure that DPOC is the appropriate fit for care.
• Cognitive Behavioral Research and Treatment Program: This full-service psychotherapy clinic delivers sophisticated treatments for adult individuals and couples. We use cognitive behavior therapies, mindfulness-based interventions, and dialectical behavior therapies to treat conditions such as depression, anxiety disorders, and personality disorders. 
• Duke Addictions Program: This program offers an integrated, comprehensive approach to substance abuse therapy for people who are dependent upon alcohol or drugs. We provide skilled, compassionate, and comprehensive care for issues relating to drug and alcohol addiction.

Services of Duke University Hospital Outpatient Departments include:

• Outpatient Psychiatry