Program Description

The Outpatient Therapy Program supports people to process their thoughts, feelings and behaviors from the past and in the present in a group or individual setting to gain deeper insight throughout the recovery process. Our Outpatient Therapy Program is considered support to enhance and maintain recovery.

• People who participate in outpatient therapy program attend programming 1 or 2 days per week.
• Or people may choose to participate only in weekly individual therapy sessions rather than attending outpatient groups.
• Program runs Monday through Friday 8:30am-3:00pm.
• There are 4-5 therapy groups each program day.
• Groups may include Emotional Regulation, Identity Exploration, Trauma Recovery, Social Connectedness, Mindful Meditation, Movement in Therapy, Relational Boundaries, Family Dynamics, Self-Esteem Through Art, Music In Therapy, and Symptom Exploration.
• Every person selects therapy groups based on their own personal recovery goals. Groups change about every three months.
• Every person is assigned a mental health counselor and a case manager to support them in different aspects of the recovery process.

Program Highlights

• Evidence-based clinical practices are the foundation of our therapy groups. Our therapists incorporate principles and interventions from various approaches including Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Trauma-Informed Practice, among others.

Specialized Programming

• Mental Illness/Substance Use programming is offered to those experiencing a co-occurring mental illness and substance use as a support for their personal recovery
• Expressive Arts programming provides the opportunity to engage expressive arts that is facilitated by a board certified art therapist as a means to process experiences with mental illness, grief and loss, and trauma.
• Young Adult Recovery programming is tailored to address the unique experiences of this age group and to promote a sense of independence, social, and emotional wellness that will support them with thriving as they transition into adulthood.