IOP for Adolescents

Our Partial Hospitalization Program for for pre-teens in the middle school or junior high brackets is designed to offer a comprehensive therapeutic environment that addresses the unique challenges faced by this age group. The program focuses on five primary tracks: Disruptive Behavior, Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, and Self-Harm. By integrating Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) as the core curriculum and incorporating specialized Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) depending on the track, we help pre-teens build essential skills in a supportive and engaging setting.

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Program Tracks:

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1. Disruptive Behavior

2. Anxiety

3. School Refusal

4. Depression

5. Trauma

6. Self-Harm

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Program Components:

Both Individual, Family, & Group Therapy

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• Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT):

  • Mindfulness: Techniques to enhance self-awareness and present-moment focus.

  • Emotion Regulation: Strategies to manage and respond to intense emotions effectively.

  • Distress Tolerance: Skills to tolerate and survive crises without making things worse.

  • Interpersonal Effectiveness: Methods to improve communication and relationship skills.

• Specialized Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Tailored CBT interventions depending on the specific track, focusing on modifying dysfunctional thoughts and behaviors.

• Experiential Psychotherapy: Incorporates activities that promote artistic expression, movement, nutrition, and community building to support overall mental health and well-being.

• Facing Your Fears: Gradual exposure and supportive guidance to help pre-teens confront and manage their fears.

• Self-Management/Control: Techniques to enhance self-control and self-management skills, promoting healthier decision-making and behaviors.

• Developmentally Leveled Milieu: Creating a supportive and developmentally appropriate environment where pre-teens can learn and practice new skills effectively.

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Medication Management:

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• A psychiatrist or pediatrician specialized in child psychiatry will manage and oversee any necessary medication, ensuring it is part of a comprehensive treatment plan.

Parent University:

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• A program component dedicated to educating and involving parents in their child's treatment.

• Parents will receive training on the principles of CBT and strategies to support their child's emotional and behavioral development at home.

• This ensures that the entire family is aligned and actively participating in the therapeutic process.

Neuropsychological Testing:

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• When necessary, additional neuropsychological testing will be conducted to better understand the child’s cognitive and emotional functioning.

• This testing aids in implementing effective school-based support strategies tailored to the child's needs.

Continuous Collaboration:

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• Our clinic maintains continuous communication and collaboration with the child's school and family.

• This approach ensures comprehensive, wraparound services that address the child's needs across different environments.

Academic Support:

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• Academic support is embedded into the daily schedule, ensuring that children do not fall behind in their schoolwork while receiving treatment.

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IOP for Teens

Our Partial Hoispitalization Program (PHP) for teens ages 14-17 is designed to provide a comprehensive therapeutic environment that addresses the unique challenges faced by this age group. The program focuses on five primary areas: Disruptive Behavior, Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, and Self-Harm. By integrating Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) as the core curriculum and incorporating specialized Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) depending on the area of focus, we help teens build essential skills in a supportive and engaging setting.

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Program Tracks:

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1. Disruptive Behavior

2. Anxiety

3. School Refusal

4. Depression

5. Trauma

6. Self-Harm

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Program Components:

Both Individual, Family, & Group Therapy

​

• Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT):

  • Mindfulness: Techniques to enhance self-awareness and present-moment focus.

  • Emotion Regulation: Strategies to manage and respond to intense emotions effectively.

  • Distress Tolerance: Skills to tolerate and survive crises without making things worse.

  • Interpersonal Effectiveness: Methods to improve communication and relationship skills.

• Specialized Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Tailored CBT interventions depending on the specific track, focusing on modifying dysfunctional thoughts and behaviors.

• Experiential Psychotherapy: Incorporates activities that promote artistic expression, movement, nutrition, and community building to support overall mental health and well-being.

• Facing Your Fears: Gradual exposure and supportive guidance to help pre-teens confront and manage their fears.

• Self-Management/Control: Techniques to enhance self-control and self-management skills, promoting healthier decision-making and behaviors.

• Developmentally Leveled Milieu: Creating a supportive and developmentally appropriate environment where pre-teens can learn and practice new skills effectively.

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Medication Management:

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• A psychiatrist or pediatrician specialized in child psychiatry will manage and oversee any necessary medication, ensuring it is part of a comprehensive treatment plan.

Parent University:

​

• A program component dedicated to educating and involving parents in their child's treatment.

• Parents will receive training on the principles of CBT and strategies to support their child's emotional and behavioral development at home.

• This ensures that the entire family is aligned and actively participating in the therapeutic process.

Neuropsychological Testing:

​

• When necessary, additional neuropsychological testing will be conducted to better understand the child’s cognitive and emotional functioning.

• This testing aids in implementing effective school-based support strategies tailored to the child's needs.

Continuous Collaboration:

​

• Our clinic maintains continuous communication and collaboration with the child's school and family.

• This approach ensures comprehensive, wraparound services that address the child's needs across different environments.

Academic Support:

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• Academic support is embedded into the daily schedule, ensuring that children do not fall behind in their schoolwork while receiving treatment.

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IOP for Adults

Our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) for adults 18+ is designed to maximize scheduling flexibility. Whether you are most available in the morning, afternoon, or evening, there will be opportunities for you to participate. We recognize that everyone is different, so you can join virtually, in-person, or both. We believe that convenience and access go hand in hand, ensuring you receive the support you need in a way that best fits your lifestyle. Additionally, you will have access to the latest in interventional psychiatry, including ketamine, TMS, and Spravato if needed.

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Program Tracks:

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1. Anxiety

2. Depression

3. Trauma

4. Self-Harm

​

Program Components:

Both Individual, Family, & Group Therapy

​

• Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT):

  • Mindfulness: Techniques to enhance self-awareness and present-moment focus.

  • Emotion Regulation: Strategies to manage and respond to intense emotions effectively.

  • Distress Tolerance: Skills to tolerate and survive crises without making things worse.

  • Interpersonal Effectiveness: Methods to improve communication and relationship skills.

• Specialized Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Tailored CBT interventions depending on the specific track, focusing on modifying dysfunctional thoughts and behaviors.

• Experiential Psychotherapy: Incorporates activities that promote artistic expression, movement, nutrition, and community building to support overall mental health and well-being.

• Facing Your Fears: Gradual exposure and supportive guidance to help adults confront and manage their fears.

• Performance Psychology: Techniques and strategies to enhance personal and professional performance, focusing on goal setting, motivation, and achieving peak performance.

• Positive Psychology: Approaches that focus on strengths, well-being, and the pursuit of a fulfilling and meaningful life.

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Medication Management:

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• A psychiatrist or pediatrician specialized in child psychiatry will manage and oversee any necessary medication, ensuring it is part of a comprehensive treatment plan.

Family & Couples Therapy:

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• A program component dedicated to educating and involving couples and families in the treatment process.

• Participants will receive training on the principles of CBT and strategies to support emotional and behavioral development at home.

• This ensures that the entire family is aligned and actively participating in the therapeutic process.

Neuropsychological Testing:

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• When necessary, additional neuropsychological testing will be conducted to better understand the adult's cognitive and emotional functioning, such as adult ADHD and cognitive testing.

• This testing aids in implementing effective support strategies tailored to the individual's needs, including family and workplace collaboration.

Continuous Collaboration:

​

• Our clinic maintains continuous communication and collaboration with the individual's family and workplace.

• This approach ensures comprehensive, wraparound services that address the individual's needs across different environments.

Academic Support:

​

• Academic support is embedded into the daily schedule, ensuring that individuals do not fall behind in their college coursework while receiving treatment.

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