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Mental health disorders and concerns are individualized and often require variations of treatment programs. This is accommodated with access to varying intensities in treatment options. Partial hospitalization programs are intensive outpatient programs commonly offered. A Mission For Michael (AMFM) has various treatment programs available in California, Washington, and Virginia. Each is tailored to each individual to support your mental well-being.
AMFM Mental Health Treatment Centers provide comprehensive treatment for various mental health conditions, including dual diagnosis conditions. We recognize the importance of individualized programming, so we have thoughtfully blended evidence-based therapies and holistic approaches in our welcoming treatment centers. You’re more likely to engage fully in treatment when you feel safe and comfortable. Let’s take some time to explore what a partial hospitalization program is, and how it fits in the continuum of mental health treatment programs.
A Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), commonly known as a day treatment program, provides you with a full day of structured therapeutic activities in an outpatient treatment setting. This provides you with six to eight hours of professional support during the day, while allowing you to return home in the evenings and for the weekends.
While a PHP therapy program is considered an outpatient program, it is the most intensive treatment option available outside a residential program. Mental health PHPs typically incorporate group therapy, individual therapy, skill-building activities, and medication management focused on improving your psychological wellness. These structured day treatment programs are ideal for those who require continued support throughout the day while being able to effectively manage their symptoms during the evenings and weekends.
Yes! Behavioral health day programs can provide you with mental health treatment for a variety of psychological disorders. This allows you to receive intensive treatment without requiring you to attend a live-in treatment program. Outpatient day programs can provide you with therapy, counseling, and psychiatric care to address your unique symptoms and challenges.
PHP support services can help you develop coping skills for your mental health and learn life skills that help you navigate day-to-day life with ease. With a focus on mental wellness, partial hospitalization services can help you reach a point in your recovery where you can then transition into less intensive treatment options.
Mental health partial hospitalization programs can provide you with a reliable source of structured support. This intensive treatment program allows you to access counseling and psychiatric care while returning home for the evenings. Your treatment will focus on skill building, symptom management, and improving your overall daily functioning.
During a day treatment program, you can expect to participate in group and individual therapy, and additional skill-building sessions. Psychiatric care is typically accessible for those who would benefit from the use of psychopharmacology therapy. There is an assortment of therapeutic approaches that clinicians can use, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and trauma-focused therapies.
Your treatment schedule can also include holistic therapies that enhance the benefits of traditional evidence-based therapies. This includes the use of mindfulness exercises and stress management techniques. PHP counseling programs can provide you with the intensive care needed for moderate to severe mental health disorders, without requiring you to live within the treatment facility.
A Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) and an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) both provide more support than a traditional outpatient program. The key difference between them is the intensity and time commitment they require. PHP counseling typically includes a full day of treatment for five days each week. IOPs are less frequent and have a smaller time commitment.
Partial hospitalization services are similar to that of a residential treatment program, which is why it is sometimes used as a step-down approach from inpatient treatment. IOPs, on the other hand, are considered a step-down from PHPs. The varying requirements for duration and frequency of treatment for an IOP do allow individuals to work and attend school. This is often not possible with an intensive day program because of its intensity.
Both of these outpatient programs can provide effective behavioral health treatment, and help you achieve emotional balance. For professional guidance about which treatment option would be ideal for you, we encourage you to complete the confidential and free assessment with A Mission For Michael. We can help you tease out the details of your symptoms and provide you with a personalized treatment recommendation.
Partial hospitalization programs play a crucial role in mental health care, even though they constitute a small percentage of outpatient services. According to the 2019 National Mental Health Services Survey (N-MASS), only 3% of outpatient facilities offered PHPs. These programs provide an important bridge between inpatient care and less intensive outpatient treatment.
Day treatment programs can be used to treat a range of mental health disorders including anxiety disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder, bipolar disorder, major depression, eating disorders, PTSD, and substance use disorders. PHPs have traditionally been hospital-based, especially between 1997 and 2005. Today, over half of the providers within the National Association for Behavioral Healthcare offer psychiatric PHPs. In 2022, the Kaiser Family Foundation reported 1,380-day treatment programs across the U.S. for individuals with mental illness or co-occurring disorders. Overall, outpatient care remains more common than telehealth or inpatient options for those experiencing mental health concerns.
Commercial health insurance generally provides coverage for a range of mental health treatment programs, including partial hospitalization programming. Insurance companies often require information about your concerns to ensure that this level of care is medically necessary for your overall psychological wellness.
The coverage that you receive is dependent on who your insurance company is, and the details of your plan. Insurance coverage can reduce your out-of-pocket expenses, but you may still have copayments and deductibles. Some insurance plans require prior authorization as well. To learn about the scope of your insurance coverage, we encourage you to complete A Mission For Michaels insurance verification form. This allows us to contact your insurance provider and inquire about the details of your plan.
Recovery-focused PHP options can be used to treat a wide range of mental health disorders. Your treatment plan in a day hospital program is tailored to your unique needs with a delicate blend of evidence-based treatments, psychiatric care, and holistic interventions. While not an exhaustive list, the following examples represent common disorders treated in a psychiatric day program.
A partial hospitalization program for PTSD incorporates the use of trauma-focused therapies like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). These mental health services can help you safely process your trauma, which can reduce the frequency and intensity of flashbacks, nightmares, and hypervigilance.
A partial hospitalization program for schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders incorporates counseling and therapeutic services with psychiatric care for whole-person care. Psychoeducation and life-skill building are also included to improve your daily functioning and ability to manage symptoms like hallucinations or delusions.
PHPs focusing on Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) often utilize Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) because it was developed for, and has been proven to effectively treat, this condition. DBT has a strong focus on emotional regulation, interpersonal effectiveness, and distress tolerance. This can help you manage mood swings, improve relationships, and decrease impulsivity.
PHPs focusing on treatment for bipolar disorder can provide you with mood stabilization and symptom management through the use of evidence-based practices and psychiatric care. Your treatment plan can provide mental well-being support with the use of individualized treatment, psychotherapy, and psychotherapy. Together, these approaches can help improve your psychological wellness.
A partial hospitalization program for depression often uses therapeutic approaches like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and medication management. These approaches can help improve your psychological health by helping you learn to address negative beliefs and thoughts that contribute to distressing emotions and behaviors.
A partial hospitalization program for anxiety can support those struggling with generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), social anxiety disorder, and panic disorder with the use of cognitive-behavioral techniques, exposure therapy, stress management skills, and psychiatric care. You can learn to effectively manage and cope with excessive worry and physical symptoms that accompany your anxiety.
A Mission For Michael (AMFM) Mental Health Treatment Centers provides comprehensive and individualized care for a range of mental health conditions. Our treatment programs are designed to be individualized for optimal effectiveness. To explore which treatments align with your needs, we encourage you to dial (866)478-4383 today.
Yes, there are options for dual diagnosis day programs. This comprehensive day treatment program option focuses on providing integrative care, addressing both mental health disorders and Substance Use Disorders (SUD). Research has shown that treating both conditions is more effective, and can have longer-lasting results.
Co-occurring disorders PHP often combine medication management services with therapy, counseling, and psychoeducation services. Dual diagnosis conditions are complex, and often intertwined. When you focus treatment on one concern, you’re limited in the amount of growth that you can achieve. Substance abuse PHPs can help you identify, cope with, and manage the triggers that contribute to your substance use, while also addressing your co-existing mental health condition.
A dual diagnosis PHP can provide you with simultaneous care, addressing more than one mental health disorder. After a comprehensive evaluation, your clinical team can tailor your treatment to your symptoms and needs. Common examples of co-occurring conditions treated in dual diagnosis PHPs include, but are not limited to:
Research has indicated that 25% of those living with a major depressive disorder are also struggling with a substance use disorder. Dual diagnosis PHPs can include Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT). This can effectively treat your depression and help you build the foundation for a lasting recovery.
Approximately 33% to 45% of those living with an anxiety disorder have a co-existing substance use disorder. Dual diagnosis PHPs can treat a range of anxiety disorders and addictions, helping you successfully navigate your psychiatric symptoms. Therapies like CBT, exposure therapy, and mindfulness can be used to reduce your anxiety symptoms and break the cycle of self-medicating with substances.
A U.S. National Study found that approximately 44% of those living with PTSD met clinical criteria for alcohol use disorder, with higher rates among Veterans. Partial hospitalization programs for trauma and addiction use specialized therapies like Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), in addition to addiction treatments, to provide you with integrated and comprehensive care.
The rates of co-existing bipolar disorder and addiction range from 21% to 60%, depending on the study. A PHP for mental health and addiction blends the use of psychiatric care for mood stabilization and therapy to address behaviors contributing to continued substance use. This combined approach can help you learn how these two conditions are connected.
Partial hospitalization programs for mental health and addiction can provide support for those experiencing a range of mental health concerns. With comprehensive and individualized care, you can learn coping skills to aid in your recovery and stabilize your mental health symptoms. PHPs can be a temporary treatment option to help you get your feet on the ground in recovery.
Mental health partial hospitalization programs can help those experiencing more than one mental health condition. As an example, eating disorders may co-exist with major depressive disorder, anxiety disorder, PTSD, and personality disorders. Treatment is individualized and comprehensive, often blending traditional therapies and psychiatric care.
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We accept most major insurance providers and can check your coverage levels for you.
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The cost of day treatment programs varies because it is based on several factors. This includes the facility location, use of specialized services, and the duration of care. On average, the cost of mental health PHP treatment falls between $250 to $600 per day. Those who enroll in a dual diagnosis PHP often have higher treatment expenses compared to those who don’t.
If you would like to receive a personalized quote for mental health treatment programs, we encourage you to speak with an admission counselor to understand the costs of treatment and review various ways to pay without the use of health insurance.
The cost of PHP counseling is dependent on the details of your insurance and the treatment that you receive. Health insurance companies offer a range of coverage options, which have a direct influence on your out-of-pocket expenses. Additionally, those who utilize specialized treatment services may have higher treatment expenses.
If you would like to learn about the cost of treatment with your insurance plan, we encourage you to contact AMFM Mental Health Treatment Centers by dialing (866) 478-4383.
The admission process for a day treatment programs may vary among different treatment centers, but there are shared steps in each. The goal of the admission process is to gather the information needed to ensure that you receive individualized care specific to your needs. Here is a general overview of the admission process for a PGP therapy program:
In most cases, there are several steps needed to find an effective and quality day treatment program. It is important to do research during your search to find a provider who uses evidence-based treatments and has a reputation for providing effective treatment services. Examples of steps you can take to find PHP counseling programs include:
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