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What Treatment Looks Like
Our integrated outpatient programs provide evidence-based care for individuals experiencing substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions.
Click each treatment area below to learn how it supports recovery.
PHP provides structured day treatment for individuals who need a higher level of support than traditional outpatient care. This level of care may include therapy, clinical monitoring, psychiatric support, relapse prevention, and individualized treatment planning.
How it helps:
PHP gives clients a supportive daily structure while helping them build healthier coping skills, emotional stability, and recovery routines.A low client-to-staff ratio allows our clinical team to provide more personalized support throughout treatment. Clients receive closer attention, more individualized guidance, and care that reflects their specific needs.
How it helps:
This approach helps clients feel seen, supported, and guided throughout their recovery process.
Individual therapy gives clients a private space to work one-on-one with a licensed clinician. Sessions may focus on substance use, mental health symptoms, trauma, relationship patterns, emotional regulation, and personal recovery goals.
How it helps:
Clients can better understand the root causes of their struggles and develop practical tools for long-term healing.Group therapy provides connection, accountability, and support from others who understand the recovery journey. These sessions are guided by clinical professionals and may focus on coping skills, relapse prevention, communication, emotional awareness, and life skills.
How it helps:
Group therapy helps reduce isolation and allows clients to practice recovery skills in a safe, supportive setting.Psychiatric care and medication management support clients with co-occurring mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, trauma-related symptoms, mood disorders, or other clinical concerns.
How it helps:
Ongoing psychiatric support can help stabilize symptoms and support a stronger foundation for recovery.Relapse prevention planning helps clients identify triggers, warning signs, high-risk situations, and healthy coping strategies. It also prepares clients with a practical plan for maintaining recovery outside of treatment.
How it helps:
Clients leave treatment with tools they can use in real-life situations to protect their progress.
CBT helps clients identify unhelpful thought patterns and understand how thoughts, emotions, and behaviors are connected. It is commonly used to support addiction recovery and mental health treatment.
How it helps:
CBT gives clients practical tools to challenge harmful thinking, manage triggers, and make healthier choices.DBT focuses on emotional regulation, distress tolerance, mindfulness, and healthier communication. It is especially helpful for clients who experience intense emotions, impulsive behaviors, or difficulty managing stress.
How it helps:
DBT teaches clients how to respond to difficult emotions without returning to harmful patterns.Trauma-informed care recognizes how past experiences can shape a person’s emotional health, relationships, substance use, and sense of safety. This approach prioritizes compassion, trust, and emotional safety throughout treatment.
How it helps:
Clients are supported in a way that avoids shame, builds trust, and encourages healing at a manageable pace.Motivational Interviewing helps clients explore their goals, values, and readiness for change. Rather than using pressure or judgment, this approach helps clients strengthen their own motivation for recovery.
How it helps:
Clients gain clarity about why change matters and how to take meaningful steps forward.Mindfulness-based interventions help clients develop awareness of thoughts, emotions, cravings, and physical sensations without immediately reacting to them.
How it helps:
Mindfulness can support emotional regulation, reduce stress, and help clients pause before making decisions.Family support services help loved ones better understand addiction, mental health, communication patterns, boundaries, and the recovery process.
How it helps:
When appropriate, family involvement can strengthen support systems and help create a healthier recovery environment.
Art therapy gives clients a creative way to express emotions, process experiences, and explore healing beyond traditional talk therapy.
How it helps:
It can support emotional expression, self-reflection, stress relief, and personal insight.Music therapy uses sound, rhythm, listening, and creative expression to support emotional processing and relaxation.
How it helps:
Music can help clients regulate emotions, reduce stress, and connect with feelings that may be difficult to express through words.Wellness activities support the whole person by encouraging healthy habits, self-care, physical well-being, and daily structure.
How it helps:
Clients learn how to care for their bodies and minds in ways that support long-term recovery.Movement and recreation help clients reconnect with their bodies, reduce stress, and experience healthy forms of enjoyment and release.
How it helps:
Physical activity and recreation can support mood, confidence, energy, and overall well-being.Mindfulness practices may include breathing exercises, grounding techniques, meditation, and present-moment awareness.
How it helps:
These practices help clients manage stress, reduce emotional overwhelm, and stay connected to the present moment.Nature and adventure-based support can help clients step outside of routine environments and engage in healing through outdoor experiences, reflection, and guided activities.
How it helps:
Nature-based experiences can support confidence, emotional clarity, connection, and personal growth.
