At Willow Behavioral Health, we help individuals who are struggling with their mental health feel better and more stable. Our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) gives you adequate daily support without needing to stay overnight.
What Is PHP in Mental Health?
A mental health PHP is a structured, short-term treatment program designed for those experiencing significant emotional or psychological distress. It bridges the gap between inpatient hospitalization and traditional outpatient therapy, offering multiple hours of care each day in a therapeutic environment.
How Willow’s Mental Health PHP Supports You
- You’ll be guided by licensed clinicians, nurses, and therapists.
- Your care plan is specifically tailored to you.
- Our team collaborates to provide you with the best mental health support.
- We check in regularly to see how you’re doing and adjust your care as needed.
- We help you find the right medication, if needed.
- Psychiatric evaluations inform any medication adjustments.
- We can help with treatment-resistant depression or complex conditions.
- Our team works closely to keep you feeling safe and supported.
- We utilize proven therapies, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT).
- You’ll learn how to manage stress and emotions.
- We guide you through relaxation techniques and mindfulness.
- We help you understand and work through past trauma.
- One-on-one therapy helps you work through personal issues.
- Group therapy connects you with others going through the same things.
- You’ll learn skills to cope better in life.
- Family sessions, when appropriate, to support healing in relationships.
- We’re here anytime if you’re in crisis.
- Immediate safety planning and stabilization.
- Peace of mind for individuals and their families.
- We can help you get to a higher level of care if needed.
Our Intake and Assessment Process
You can call, email, or visit us to talk with an admissions specialist. We’ll ask some basic questions and provide support right away if needed.
You’ll meet with a licensed professional who will learn about your history, symptoms, and goals.
We’ll create a personalized care plan tailored to your needs, including therapy, medication, and other support services.
You’ll meet your care team and begin your treatment. We’ll keep checking in and adjusting your plan as you grow.
Our Success Stories
Having a family member in need of help, I can honestly say this is pretty much close to perfect! Facilities clean, new and wonderful staff! Make sure you consider this AMAZING TEAM!!
Great group of people that are supportive. Different than other recovery centers as it allows for more of an individual structure and guidelines based on your situation.
Excellent experience I had with everyone in this program. They were here for me in my darkest times. Helped me work through it. They made me feel like family and didn’t bring up any bad trials or information I had expressed with them. Always positive with everything. Will definitely recommend them if ever needed it!
Ongoing Support and Aftercare
After treatment, you won’t be on your own. We’ll create a customized aftercare plan that includes therapy, support groups, and resources to help you stay well long after PHP ends.
Ready to Start Nurturing Your Well-Being?
Struggling with your mental health can feel scary, but you don’t have to go through it alone. Many people on our team have faced similar challenges and understand what recovery feels like. That’s why we care so deeply about helping you heal.
Reach out to Willow Behavioral Health and take the next step toward healing with a team that truly understands.
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