Continuum of Care

Inpatient care provides overnight hospitalization for acute mental illness, chemical dependency, and dual diagnosis patients. Patients participate in group therapy sessions while receiving individual and family therapy.

Partial Hospital Programs provide multi-disciplinary treatment through group, individual and family therapy sessions. Patients remain at home while receiving intensive treatment (6–8 hours per day, Monday through Friday).

Residential Treatment provides a safe, structured living environment for patients who need continued care. Residential Treatment focuses on application of recovery skills which include emotional functioning, family dynamics, personal responsibility, work/school reintegration and relapse prevention.

Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP) are designed for patients who need organized treatment services, but are able to do this within the context of their usual environment and daily activities. Individual and family therapy can also be provided at this level of care and can be arranged through therapists in one of our clinic locations.

Low Intensive Outpatient Programs (LIOP) are a step-down from IOP. Patients at this level of care are seen in a group setting one to two times per week for ongoing care and maintenance. Individual and family therapy can also be provided at this level of care and can be arranged through therapists in one of our clinic locations.

Day Treatment is an intensive outpatient program that offers structured support for those who are able to function in daily activities, but require organized treatment.

Clinic Services include: psychiatric diagnosis assessment and treatment, psychological testing and treatment, medication evaluation and treatment, individual therapy, family therapy and counseling. Play therapy is also available for children.