About Us

Our Mission

Sai Mental Health’s mission is to be a guide on your journey towards healing, strength and peace. Our award winning professionals will meet you where you are in life to assist you in moving in the direction which creates healthier life habits. By providing holistic therapeutic services to treat mental health substance use, Sai Mental Health Therapists will address obstacles in your life and work with you to overcome them.

The Healing Team

Who We Are

Jeanette Bussey, LMFT

Jeanette Bussey specializes in program management, development and oversight. She has extensive knowledge and experience in both mental health and substance use issues and how they affect individuals.

Meet the rest of our team!

Sai Mental Health Principles of Care

1. Respect the individual

It is important to get to know the patient as a person and recognize their unique qualities. Each person has their own personal values, beliefs, boundaries and perspectives. It is vital to not only understand these aspects of the person, but to also respect them and incorporate them into their care plan.

2. Treat people with dignity

Treating people with dignity involves communicating in a respectful manner, listening to what they have to say and including their feelings into their care plan. This also means avoiding embarrassing or shaming remarks and behaviors.

3. Understanding experience and goals

To create a successful long-term care plan it is important to be understanding of an individual’s life experience, their present state, and their goals for the future. This will help to gain a deeper understanding of the individual and allow for specialized care.

4. Maintaining Confidentiality

As with any other method of care, confidentiality must be maintained where appropriate. Not only for the patient’s well-being, but to also build trust and create a productive relationship.

5. Giving Responsibility

A person-centered care approach helps the patient learn unique skills and tools to help them perform as many daily activities by themselves as possible. This is important for encouraging the development of the patient’s skills and creating more confidence in the journey to recovery.

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