Partial Hospitalization (PHP)
About 5-7 hours a day, typically 9 a.m.-3 p.m., five days a week: individual therapy, group work, psychiatric appointments, and skills groups. Best for acute depression, anxiety flare-ups, or recent crisis.
Partial Hospitalization (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) give you serious clinical care without overnight stays - evidence-based therapy, groups, and psychiatric support while you live at home.
Choose your level
All three programs share therapy, groups, and appointments - the difference is how many hours and days you commit. We help you pick what fits your life and your needs.
About 5-7 hours a day, typically 9 a.m.-3 p.m., five days a week: individual therapy, group work, psychiatric appointments, and skills groups. Best for acute depression, anxiety flare-ups, or recent crisis.
Similar structure, lighter schedule: 3-4 hours a day, 3 days a week. Ideal if you're working or managing other responsibilities - still highly structured and evidence-based.
Weekly or twice-weekly individual therapy plus optional groups - the most flexible option. Best for ongoing maintenance or when you're stable and just need regular support.
Is PHP or IOP right for you?
If you're struggling to function but don't need 24/7 in-person care, a day program bridges the gap - intensive therapy and community without giving up your home, job, or independence.
Common questions
Often, yes. PHP typically runs 9 a.m.-3 p.m. on weekdays, which can work with evening jobs or a flexible employer. We'll look at your specific situation to see what's doable.
We work with most major insurance plans and can verify your benefits before you start. If you're uninsured, we'll talk through payment options with you.
Life happens. We want you here, but we're realistic - if something comes up, just let us know and we'll adjust your treatment plan as needed.
Typically 4-12 weeks, depending on your progress. We review goals every few weeks and adjust. Some people do one phase; others step down from residential into a day program first.
Ready to commit to recovery?
Call to ask about openings, schedules, and whether PHP or IOP is the best fit. Insurance verification happens on your first call.