Integrated Family Services, located at 1023 Highway 17 South, Suite 3 in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, provides comprehensive mental health care and crisis support for children, teens, and adults across Eastern North Carolina. The facility offers outpatient therapy, individualized counseling, psychiatric evaluation, and medication management to address a wide range of mental health conditions including anxiety, depression, trauma, stress disorders, and co-occurring disorders. With a CABHA-certified team, Integrated Family Services emphasizes collaboration between clients, families, and clinicians to create tailored treatment plans that promote emotional well-being and long-term recovery.
In addition to traditional therapy, the center provides mobile crisis services available 24/7, family education programs, and crisis intervention for suicidal or homicidal ideation, psychosis, delusional disorders, and domestic violence. The clinic also offers referrals to residential treatment and substance use services when necessary. Integrated Family Services combines evidence-based approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, relational therapy, and psychopharmacology, to support patients in improving mental health, communication skills, and overall family resilience. Their holistic approach ensures that each client receives the individualized support needed to achieve stability, growth, and lasting recovery.
Ms. Lisa Creef is and has been by far one of my greatest pleasures not only to meet but to talk and speak with on a wide scale plethora of the walks of life. She has been one of the greatest influencers and whenever I needed a shoulder to cry on, she was always available to lend it, she cares about her students, clients, in general she just cares. Her presence radiates in volumes as a warm, kind, caring, woman, and anyone would be absolutely lucky and blessed to have her help and assistance with an abundance of some of the tough things life throws our way
I've been to three clinics in five years and this one was by far the worst. No real help, when I was moving to Pennsylvania my counselor told me there were no methadone clinics anywhere near where I was going, I called my mother and within minutes she listed off 5 places for me to get help. I moved to Pennsylvania and got the help I finally needed.