Catelynn Lowell, one of the stars of MTV’s Teen Mom OG, has entered a rehab facility in Arizona for mental health issues.

In an announcement to MTV News on Wednesday, Catelynn Lowell stressed that her treatment was for mental health issues and not for drug abuse.

Catelynn Lowell is entering a treatment facility to seek help for herself and her family: https://t.co/7c3DKjD7zv pic.twitter.com/RRbov4nOWJ

— MTV (@MTV) March 17, 2016

“I’m seeking help for myself and my family,” she said. “Thank you to all of my supporters. My family and I would appreciate some privacy at this time.”

Catelynn Lowell also shared an Instagram post about her impending treatment.

“Arizona here I come…I can’t wait to be back to my normal self…this is for me and my family…Novalee and Tyler I love you both very much!!!” she captioned it.

A photo posted by Catelynn Lowell (@catelynnmtv) on Mar 16, 2016 at 12:48pm PDT

Husband Tyler Baltierra will miss Catelynn Lowell. He indicated as much in a tweet to Amber Portwood.

We love ya too Amb…its just hard to see her go through all this & be away from her for so long ? https://t.co/QkjXHWoPup

— Tyler BaltierraMTV (@TylerBaltierra) March 16, 2016

Prior to the announcement that Catelynn Lowell is entering a rehab facility, Tyler Baltierra asked for prayers for his wife.

Please just pray for my wife

— Tyler BaltierraMTV (@TylerBaltierra) March 15, 2016

For better or for worse…through sickness & in health…I will NEVER stop fighting for my wife. Keep her in your prayers…thank you

— Tyler BaltierraMTV (@TylerBaltierra) March 15, 2016

The day before she made her announcement, Catelynn Lowell shared a rather cryptic tweet.

For everyone that thinks I'm so "strong" I'm really not… one day you will know why. I also can be very weak..

— Catelynn Baltierra (@CatelynnLowell) March 15, 2016

Kudos to Catelyn Lowell for entering this treatment facility. She is not only doing herself a great service, she is doing one for her husband and daughter as well.

Teen Mom's Catelynn Lowell seeks treatment, but is not going to rehab: https://t.co/3YAKbbHsxA pic.twitter.com/ZPUHTdJdqX

— EntertainmentTonight (@etnow) March 17, 2016

Suffering from depression and other forms of mental illness are no different that contracting a serious disease. Without the proper treatment, it cannot be cured or put under longterm control.