Conditions We Treat in Portland, Maine
From depression and anxiety to OCD, PTSD, and bipolar disorder — one team, one shared record, and a full range of care under one roof.
Bishop Health treats the full range of mental health conditions in South Portland — depression, treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, panic disorder, social anxiety, OCD, PTSD, ADHD, bipolar disorder, postpartum depression, seasonal affective disorder, and co-occurring disorders — through structured PHP and IOP day programs, psychiatry, therapy, TMS, and Spravato. Most insurance plans and MaineCare are accepted.
Depression
Persistent low mood, lost interest, drained energy — and the full treatment bench, from therapy to TMS and Spravato.
Explore Depression →Treatment-Resistant Depression
Two or more medications in without relief? That's a clinical category with its own toolkit — and our founding focus.
Explore Treatment-Resistant Depression →Anxiety
Worry that won't switch off, tension your body keeps score of. Treatable well beyond a monthly refill.
Explore Anxiety →Panic Disorder
Sudden attacks, normal cardiac workups, and a growing map of places you avoid. The cycle is interruptible.
Explore Panic Disorder →Social Anxiety
More than shyness — a fear of being judged that steers work and friendships. Treatment targets the fear itself.
Explore Social Anxiety →OCD
Intrusive thoughts and the rituals they demand, treated with the specific approaches OCD actually responds to.
Explore OCD →PTSD & Trauma
Flashbacks, hypervigilance, avoidance — trauma-informed care including EMDR, paced by you.
Explore PTSD & Trauma →ADHD
Real evaluation for adult ADHD — history, screening, and treatment that goes beyond a questionnaire.
Explore ADHD →Bipolar Disorder
The right diagnosis changes the whole strategy. Careful evaluation, mood stabilization, and steady follow-up.
Explore Bipolar Disorder →Postpartum Depression
Not a parenting failure — a treatable condition. No referral, no waiting for the six-week checkup.
Explore Postpartum Depression →Seasonal Affective Disorder
Maine's winter light is a clinical variable. Depression on a schedule means treatment can start ahead of it.
Explore Seasonal Affective Disorder →Co-Occurring Disorders
Mental health and substance use, treated together in one plan — because half-treatment rarely holds.
Explore Co-Occurring Disorders →Not sure what you're dealing with? You don't need a self-diagnosis to call — one evaluation sorts it out.
See how an evaluation works →Whatever You're Carrying, Start Here
One call starts a benefits check and an evaluation with the right member of the team — usually within one to two weeks.
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