At Willow Behavioral Health, we provide expert care for adults facing mental health challenges. Our licensed clinicians use evidence-based therapies to help you find steadier ground, at a pace that works for you.
Our Mental Health Outpatient Programs
Outpatient care means you get support while continuing your daily life. You’ll come in for scheduled sessions, work with experienced providers, and build tools to manage challenges. We tailor each program based on what you need and how you’re doing.
PHP is a full-day program designed for people who need strong daily support but don’t need to stay overnight. You’ll spend most of the day with us learning how to manage symptoms, practicing new skills, and getting care from people who truly listen. It’s best for those going through a rough patch that’s too much for weekly therapy but not quite a crisis.
In PHP, you’ll receive:
- Evidence-based individual and group therapy
- Medication management, including psychiatric evaluations
- Coping strategies and life skills education
- Support for managing triggers and building routines
ur IOP program offers meaningful support while giving you more flexibility. You’ll attend treatment a few days a week for several hours a day. It’s a great fit if you need help managing your mental health but are ready to handle more of your daily routine.
In IOP, you’ll receive:
- Licensed individual and group therapy
- Skills training to manage emotions and stress
- Ongoing psychiatric and medication support
- Access to crisis intervention if needed
Some people heal best in a private, flexible setting. That’s why we offer virtual mental health care: real support, without needing to leave home. Whether your schedule is packed or you prefer added privacy, our online program brings licensed professionals and proven therapies to you.
Virtual care includes:
- Secure telehealth therapy sessions
- Virtual psychiatric assessments and medication management
- Evening program availability
- Optional family involvement
Evidence-Based, Holistic Mental Health Treatment
Our approach combines clinical excellence with therapies that treat the whole person. At Willow, we don’t just manage your symptoms. We use both traditional and holistic practices to support healing on multiple levels.
Therapies we offer include:
- Cognitive-behavioral therapy
- Dialectical behavior therapy
- 12-Step facilitation (optional)
- Trauma-informed care
- Medication management
- Music therapy
- Mindfulness and meditation
- Art therapy
- Sound bowl healing
- Reiki
- Yoga
- Nutrition counseling
- Family therapy (as needed)
How to Get Help for Someone With Mental Health Issues
When someone you care about is struggling, it can be hard to figure out what to do next. We make that step easier. Willow offers 24/7 support for mental health emergencies, whether someone is having a breakdown, can’t cope, or is at risk of harm.
We can:
- Provide immediate crisis support and same-day assessments
- Create a safety plan
- Coordinate emergency services
- Walk families through what comes next
Support works best when it’s fast, compassionate, and grounded in care.
Nurture Your Well-Being With Willow Behavioral Health
You don’t have to wait for things to fall apart before asking for help. At Willow, we offer judgment-free care from people who truly understand what it’s like to feel stuck or overwhelmed. Many of our team members have personal experience with recovery and mental health, shaping how we show up for others.
Whether this is your first time looking for treatment or whether you’ve tried before, we’ll meet you with honesty, care, and real options. We’ll help you move forward step by step.
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