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Day Treatment (Partial Hospitalization) for Young Adults
Our holistic day treatment program, also known as Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), is a highly structured level of care that offers a robust 25 hours of weekly programming for young adults ages 18-30 for 3 weeks. Through the use of a variety of therapeutic methods, they are able to stabilize, begin to understand their addiction and mental health struggles, and heal from them. We strive to help young adults become more like the person they want to be, without using substances to get there.
Our Day Treatment Schedule
Our program operates from 12:00pm until 5:00pm Monday through Friday.
Clients in our day treatment program will engage in five hours per day of group therapy sessions, weekly individual therapy sessions, bi-weekly family therapy sessions, and attend our academic and vocational component two days a week.
For young adults in our program who would benefit from more support or structure, we offer sober living homes that are staffed 24/7 and can be utilized in addition to our day treatment programming. You can learn more about our sober living houses in Denver, Boulder, and North Bethesda.
Group Therapy
Led by a licensed therapist, our group therapy sessions focus on a variety of topics that are relevant to young adults in recovery. Some common group topics include things like forgiveness, relationships, coping skills, and relapse prevention.
Afternoon Experiential Activity
Therapy doesn't just have to be talking! Young adults in our program participate in experiential therapy activities that combine action and movement for therapeutic purposes. Some examples of these activities include recreation therapy, music therapy, and art therapy.
Academic & Vocational Support
Our support staff act as a mentor to help prepare you for academic and vocational success. They'll help you with writing resumes, applying for jobs, career placement, college prep and job interviewing skills.
Family Therapy
Clients will be seen on a bi-weekly basis for family therapy sessions with a licensed therapist to address any family dynamics and provide support to the whole family system.
Individual Therapy Sessions
Individual sessions are scheduled with your primary or family therapist, and are based on your availability and the availability of your therapist. They will take place on a weekly basis.
Consultations with our Staff Psychiatrist
All our young adult clients will meet with our licensed and credentialed psychiatrist for an initial evaluation, then frequently for the extent of their time in day treatment. These weekly sessions are used to evaluate and manage medications, and to offer support where it is needed.
Denver Schedule
Colorado Springs Schedule
North Bethesda Schedule
Reston Schedule
Choosing a Day Treatment Program
Effective, compassionate, professional help is available for those struggling with addiction or substance abuse. Finding the right level of care and program can lead to powerful recovery and a life full of passion, engagement, and health for you or your loved one.
- Consider a Residential Program if there is a high risk of harm to self or others.
- Consider our Intensive Outpatient Program if you have a job, academic commitments or function well day-to-day.
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Who Typically Comes to Treatment
Day treatment is often the level of care that people will step down to after completing inpatient treatment or a medical detox from drugs or alcohol. It provides a high level of care, structure, supervision, and accountability, while still allowing clients to live at home or in a sober living environment during the treatment process.
Day treatment is most helpful for some of the following scenarios:
- Young adults who have recently completed a residential or inpatient treatment program and are looking to step down into a slightly less intensive level of care.
- Young adults who struggle with addiction or mental health and have maybe recently left school or university, or are in transition between school and finding employment.
You Matter Because You Exist
People tend to believe, “I am not enough” or try to deal with things by themselves. Millions of young adults struggle with mental health and substance abuse every day. We’re here to help.
