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Residential/Inpatient

Residential or inpatient treatment involves living in a treatment environment with 24-hour care and support. A full daily schedule of treatment activities align with your individualized treatment plan, which can include a combination of: 

• full-day group therapy
• one-on-one behavioral therapy and counseling
• psychiatric care for co-occurring mental health disorders
• mindfulness practices like yoga or meditation
• fitness and exercise
• recreational activities
• case management and clinical support

Primary Mental Health Care

Our residential services for mental health help patients stabilize and connect with supportive resources for both during and after treatment. This program is ideal for patients in need of step-down care following psychiatric hospitalization.

Mental health patients are supported and monitored by our team of psychiatrists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, behavioral/medical staff, and case managers. 

Our mental health services include: 

• short-term stabilization
• medication management
• behavioral therapy
• daily living skills training
• psychoeducation groups
• social activities

Outpatient Program (OP)

Outpatient programs involve weekly therapy sessions, education, and support groups like AA or NA. This is the least intensive treatment option available, and is recommended for mild addiction or if you have a strong support at home.

Day Treatment/Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)

Day treatment programs, which are also called partial hospitalization programs (PHPs), involve outpatient treatment five to six days each week for about six hours a session. This means you receive in-depth treatment during the day and return home at night.

A PHP is the most comprehensive form of outpatient care available, and includes psychiatric support and supervised clinical care from licensed professionals. 

Our program also helps you build a lasting community of friends, skills for recovery, 12-step support, and ongoing care with case management.

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

Intensive outpatient programs (IOPs) are a flexible yet effective treatment option. You meet for group or individual therapy for at least nine hours each week, which breaks down to attending three to five weekly treatment sessions for the course of the program.

An IOP works best as a step-down option following inpatient treatment or a PHP. It allows you to practice what you’ve learned in therapy in real-life scenarios, and includes a team of counselors, support staff, and case managers.