The Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) at St. Mary’s Wellness Center is designed for individuals who require intensive treatment but do not need 24-hour supervision. This program is ideal for those transitioning from inpatient care or those who need more support than outpatient treatment can provide.
Our PHP offers a structured treatment environment during the day, typically five days a week, for several hours each day. Patients engage in a comprehensive, multi-faceted treatment plan that includes therapy, medical management, and support groups, returning home or to a supportive living environment in the evenings.
Patients participate in a full schedule of therapeutic activities, including individual therapy sessions, group therapy, skills workshops, and other therapeutic activities tailored to specific needs, from early morning until the afternoon.
Our PHP is staffed by an interdisciplinary team that includes psychiatrists, psychologists, licensed therapists, and social workers, all specializing in a range of therapeutic.
The program is hosted within St. Mary’s dedicated treatment facilities which are designed to provide a therapeutic environment that supports healing and growth. Facilities include modern therapy rooms, group activity spaces, and quiet areas for relaxation and reflection.
This program is suited for individuals who:
Our PHP uses evidence-based treatment modalities including, but not limited to:
Our PHP is recognized for providing an intensive, structured treatment setting that supports significant mental health improvements while allowing patients to integrate practices into their daily lives, promoting long-term wellness.
Enrollment in our PHP starts with a comprehensive assessment by our clinical team to determine the appropriate level of care. To get started, contact our admissions office or verify your insurance coverage and learn more!
The duration can vary based on individual needs but typically ranges from two to four weeks.
The program usually runs for about 6 to 8 hours per day, Monday through Friday.
The intensive nature of the PHP may make maintaining regular work hours challenging; however, some patients may be able to work part-time outside of program hours.
PHP provides more hours of treatment per week and is generally more intensive, whereas IOP typically meets fewer days per week and for fewer hours.
Patients are responsible for their transportation; however, assistance or resources may be available on a case-by-case basis.
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