Partial Hospitalization Program

In PHP, clients typically attend group therapy sessions five days a week, and they also participate in individual sessions each week with their therapists. The combination of group and individual work comes together to embody healing both in a private and personal manner. The support clients in PHP receive from their peers in group therapy is essential as it builds community and connection.

Just a few of the topics that clients might cover in PHP sessions include:

• Anger management – Learning how to deal with anger in a healthy way is an important part of recovery.
• Stress management – Stress is often a trigger for substance use or mental health disorder symptoms. In PHP, you’ll learn how to identify stressors and manage them in a healthy way.
• Healthy coping skills – You’ll develop a toolbox of healthy coping mechanisms to deal with difficult emotions.
• Grief and loss – Grief is a natural part of life, but it can be especially difficult to deal with when you’re in recovery.
• Boundaries – Learning how to set boundaries is an important part of maintaining healthy relationships.
• Communication – You’ll learn how to communicate effectively with others to avoid conflict.
• Family dynamics – Your family relationships can play a big role in your recovery. You’ll learn how to deal with difficult family dynamics in a healthy way.

As those in recovery work towards goals set in individual and group therapy, they build a network of support and knowledge that will help them on your continued journey.