Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
A bridge between residential and outpatient care. Structured treatment during the day while living at home.
What Is PHP?
Our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) provides structured, intensive treatment during the day while allowing clients to return home in the evening. This program offers 30 or more hours of weekly programming, including individual therapy, group sessions, family involvement, and holistic wellness activities.
PHP is ideal for individuals who have completed residential treatment and are stepping down to a less restrictive level of care, or for those who need intensive treatment but have a stable home environment and do not require 24/7 supervision. The program allows you to practice recovery skills in real-world settings each evening while still receiving clinical support during the day.
Clients in PHP typically attend 5-6 days per week for 6-8 hours each day. Treatment includes evidence-based therapies such as CBT, DBT, and trauma-informed care, as well as peer support groups, relapse prevention planning, and medication management when appropriate.
What's Included
Benefits of PHP
Maintain Employment
Evening and weekend flexibility allows you to keep your job or attend school while receiving intensive treatment during the day.
Strengthen Family Bonds
Return home each evening, allowing you to practice healthy communication and rebuild relationships in real time.
Real-World Practice
Apply recovery skills to everyday situations while still having clinical support. This builds confidence and resilience.
Continuity of Care
PHP provides a seamless transition from residential treatment, ensuring you maintain therapeutic progress without a gap in care.
Relapse Prevention Focus
Intensive relapse prevention planning helps you identify triggers and develop coping strategies for long-term success.
Peer Support Network
Build lasting connections with others in recovery through daily group therapy and shared activities.
Who Is PHP For?
PHP is recommended for individuals who: