Successful Results
Successful treatment results are the single most important consideration of a treatment program – anything and everything else is secondary and far less consequential.
Solara Mental Health has the highest success rates of any comparable psychological treatment program, according to published statistics available.
We accomplish this by providing significantly more comprehensive, more frequent, and more carefully measured psychological assessments of veterans than any other program.
Starting with our very first veteran and continuing today, we have meticulously and scientifically tracked treatment outcomes and results.
Our cohort of multi-faceted assessments is conducted on each veteran, starting upon admission, and repeated every 10 days, throughout the entire duration of treatment, right up to the time of discharge.
This evaluation protocol enables our clinical and medical team to assess the efficacy of each patient’s treatment plan, and make plan modifications, immediately, if indicated by the latest evaluation results.
Thus, we are able to continually refine and expand our practices and programs to insure that every veteran achieves the healing she/he and their loved ones so desperately desire.
Results
The treatment results data below is based on a sample of 107 of our most recent veterans.
The data reflects overall improvement (reduction in symptoms) across the entire spectrum of psychological impairments experienced by veterans, as reflected in the industry preferred scales/tests:
- Beck DEPRESSION Inventory (measures Depression symptoms)
- Beck ANXIETY Inventory (measures Anxiety symptoms)
Summary
DEPRESSION – 56% Reduction in Symptoms over the course of treatment at Solara
ANXIETY – 46% Reduction in Symptoms over the course of treatment at Solara
- Depression – a score of 12 is considered full remission, which is the median score of these 107 veterans at the end of their treatment
The following Box Charts evidence a monumental reduction in symptoms of DEPRESSION and symptoms of ANXIETY realized by veterans over the course of their treatment at Solara Mental Health.
- Boxplots displaying distribution of patient scores across time: The middle line in each rectangle indicates the median score for the sample
- Symptom Improvement: There was a significantly large (Cohen D > .9) treatment effect across time for both DEPRESSION and ANXIETY symptom scores. From these data of 107 patients, we observe that the Solara treatment experience as a whole (e.g., psychopharmacological interventions, individual therapy, group therapy, acquisition of coping skills, mindfulness training, yoga, biofeedback, etc…) has a significantly positive effect on our demonstrably reducing veterans depressive and anxious symptoms.