Wraparound outpatient services supporting the whole person — mental health, medical care, family, and community needs, together. Serving Mississippi, Ohio, and beyond.
"Whole-Person Care. Accessible. Compassionate. Local."
In-person & telehealth available
122 Holly Street, Bude, MS 39630
(380) 291-2120 • Medical + Mental Health • In-Person & Telehealth
Mon–Fri 5 AM–8 PM • Sat–Sun 8 AM–8 PM
2633 E Overlook Rd, Cleveland Heights, OH 44106
(380) 291-2120 • Mental Health & Telehealth
Where We Are
CAMHP serves patients in-person in Mississippi and Ohio, with telehealth extending care across Washington, New York, Louisiana, and beyond.
What We Offer
Comprehensive integrated services — mental health and primary care under one roof, designed around you and your family's real life.
Applied psychoanalytic and cognitive-behavioral therapy for children, adults, families, and seniors.
Complete family practice with extended hours to reduce unnecessary ER visits.
Full on-site laboratory services with rapid turnaround and follow-up.
Ongoing care for long-term conditions, keeping you out of the ER and in control.
Specialized support for active-duty military, veterans, and their civilian families.
Our case management model is unique — blending psychoanalytic theory with behavioral economics to address the unconscious forces that shape patients' financial and daily lives.
Expanding MS services: IV Fluid Therapy • EKG • DOT Physicals
Expanding OH services: Family Medicine • Urgent Care • Chronic Disease Mgmt • Lab & Testing
Our Community
We welcome anyone who needs care, with particular attention to those who have been underserved by traditional health systems.
Conditions We Treat
Our clinicians are trained in evidence-based, psychoanalytically-informed approaches to a wide range of mental health conditions.
A Unique Framework
Our case management approach is unlike anything in conventional social services — rooted in psychoanalytic theory and behavioral economics, it addresses the unconscious forces that shape daily life.
Stepping in directly when survival is threatened — housing, benefits, safety, and crisis stabilization.
Working alongside patients as skills and confidence develop — building transitional capability step by step.
Acknowledging autonomy, admiring resilience, and recognizing choices without intrusion — aligned with the patient's own history and sense of self.
Everyday life is lived within two different systems — and the mismatch between them creates a financial lag that intensifies unconscious defenses and emotional strain.
The Real Economy
Fast-moving demands: rent, utilities, transportation, food, childcare, credit, employment.
The Social Welfare Economy
Essential supports: TANF, SNAP, housing vouchers, disability benefits — moving at bureaucratic speed.
Our team stays current so patients are never left behind. This means knowing:
"This is not about wealth. It is about economic competence and confidence — understanding how the dollar works and how one's financial life can be managed in realistic, rational steps over time."
Our Clinical Approach
We do not promise healing. The human mind remembers — through body, behavior, and symptoms — what it cannot tolerate knowing outright.
At CAMHP, we approach care through an applied psychoanalytic and systems-based lens. We recognize that symptoms are often forms of communication — efforts to avoid unbearable truths, or reenactments of unresolved internal conflict. Our work supports understanding, containment, and adaptive integration — not erasure.
We understand that the capacity to tolerate emotion is not simply a matter of willpower. It is deeply biological — shaped by prenatal development, early caregiving, the immune system, the stress-response system, and the lived social environment. This understanding deepens rather than replaces psychoanalytic care.
Our work integrates neuroscience, trauma studies, psychoanalysis, and social work. We support clients with complex histories, systemic barriers, and social instability — incorporating routine, advocacy, and psychoeducation as tools for rebuilding life structure.
We integrate psychoanalytic and cognitive-behavioral frameworks to help clients recognize patterns shaped by memory, emotion, and lived experience — addressing trauma at its roots.
This model blends neuroscience, trauma studies, psychoanalysis, and social work — addressing trauma, memory, regulation, cognition, and functioning together.
The mind and body are not separate. We treat both — providing extended hours to reduce ER visits, easing the burden on Mississippi's healthcare system and its families.
Our Chief Therapist, Dr. Danielle Dronet, introduced the concept of the psychic signature — the recognizable pattern through which a person carries affect, attachment, loss, defense, memory, fear, hope, and selfhood over time. Like a handwritten signature, it can evolve, but it cannot be abruptly replaced without disrupting the person's continuity.
"The therapist's task is to recognize the signature before trying to change its expression — to sit with what the patient cannot yet tolerate, without forcing them to become different before they are ready."
— Dr. Danielle Dronet, DSW, LCSW-S
When We're Here
Extended hours in Mississippi for working individuals and families. Ohio available in-person and via telehealth. Both locations booking now.
Same-day appointments when available. Walk-ins welcome. Schedule via RXNT Patient Portal.
Contact Ohio directly at (380) 291-2120 or schedule via RXNT.
When available — call (380) 291-2120 or book online through RXNT for the fastest access.
122 Holly Street, Bude, MS. No appointment needed — we'll work you in.
After-hours and weekend virtual visits for OH, WA, NY, MS, and LA. ASAP scheduling available.
Authorized through the Optum VA Community Care Network — both locations serve veterans and active military.
Our Team
A dedicated team of clinicians and administrators committed to whole-person, community-based care.
Chief Therapist
DSW, LCSW-SPsychoanalytic psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, and author of the psychic signature framework in trauma treatment.
Chief Executive Officer
CEOPsychiatric Nurse Practitioner
Psychiatric NPLicensed Practical Nurse
LPNOffice Administrator
AdministrationAccountant
FinanceDr. Dronet is a Doctor of Social Work and Licensed Clinical Social Worker–Supervisor with extensive experience in trauma-informed, psychoanalytically-oriented psychotherapy. She brings deep clinical rigor and genuine compassion to every treatment relationship.
She is the originator of the psychic signature framework — a model that bridges HPA axis development, immune tolerance (Tregs/FOXP3), the social environment, and the therapist's holding function to explain how early trauma shapes a person's lasting patterns of affect, attachment, and defense.
Dr. Dronet has provided care to patients who have fallen through the cracks of institutional systems, including in-home visits for those unable to access traditional office settings. Her central clinical commitment is to improve her own capacity as a therapist — to hold, tolerate, wait, and provide a setting capable of meeting each patient's unique psychic signature.
122 Holly Street, Bude, MS 39630
(380) 291-2120 • admin@camhp.us
2633 E Overlook Road
Cleveland Heights, OH 44106
(380) 291-2120
Book appointments for both locations through the RXNT Patient Portal.
RXNT Patient PortalAccepted Coverage
We work with a wide range of insurers to make care accessible to all. Contact us to verify your specific plan before your first visit.
* Contact us to confirm your specific plan before scheduling your first appointment.
For Professionals
CAMHP offers individual and group clinical supervision for licensed social workers working toward their LISW-S or meeting continuing education requirements.
Dr. Danielle Dronet, DSW, LCSW-S, brings deep experience supervising early-career clinicians — with particular expertise in trauma-informed, psychoanalytically-oriented supervision. She focuses on improving the supervisee's capacity to hold, tolerate, and reflect — not just to perform technique.
Flexible options for licensed social workers
Career Development
The CAMHP Fellowship Program provides emerging mental health professionals with real-world clinical experience, supervision, and mentorship in a psychoanalytically-informed telehealth and community-based setting.
Fellows gain experience working across complex cases including trauma, chronic stress, psychosis, and social instability — guided by Dr. Dronet's framework of building the therapist's capacity alongside the patient's.
Learn about structure, requirements, and clinical goals of the fellowship.
Complete the fellowship application with your background, licensure status, and clinical goals.
Selected applicants are invited for a conversation with our clinical team.
Start supervised clinical work and professional development with CAMHP.
Open to students and early-career social workers seeking clinical experience in trauma-focused, psychoanalytically-informed practice — in telehealth and community settings.
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