Recovery takes courage and the right support. At Willow Behavioral Health in Madison, WI, our PHP for addiction offers focused, structured care without the need for overnight stays.
What Is PHP Addiction Treatment?
A Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) is one of the highest levels of outpatient care for substance use. It’s designed for adults who need daily support but are stable enough to recover without inpatient hospitalization.
At Willow, PHP includes therapy, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), and holistic support for six or more hours a day, five or more days a week. It can follow detox or inpatient care, or act as a starting point when weekly therapy isn’t enough.
Benefits of Willow’s Partial Hospitalization Program for Addiction
Our addiction PHP combines clinical precision with deep compassion. We treat the whole person, not just the substance use. Every aspect of our program is built around your individual needs.
Clinical Excellence
- Care is led by licensed addiction professionals and medical staff
- We tailor every treatment plan to your unique goals
- Regular reviews help adjust care as you progress
- Collaboration across our team ensures consistent support
Medication Management and Psychiatric Care
- Full psychiatric assessments help guide treatment
- MAT is available, including options like Suboxone and Methadone
- Ongoing medication management and monitoring
- Integrated mental health support for co-occurring conditions
Evidence-Based Therapies
- Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) for thinking and behavior patterns
- Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) to improve emotional control
- Trauma-informed therapy to explore past experiences
- Optional 12-Step support if it fits your recovery path
Individual and Group Sessions
- One-on-one therapy to work through personal challenges
- Group therapy to build community and share progress
- Optional family therapy to educate and rebuild connections
- Life skills and relapse prevention education
24/7 Crisis Support and Intervention
- Immediate help during emotional or substance-related crises
- Emergency mental health assessments when needed
- Personalized safety plans to reduce risk
- Coordination with hospitals or emergency services, if required
Our Intake and Assessment Process
Getting started with treatment can feel overwhelming, but we’ll guide you every step of the way.
Reach out by phone, email, or in person. Our admissions specialists will walk you through a confidential pre-screen to gather essential information and provide crisis support if needed.
You’ll meet with a licensed clinician for a full evaluation of your mental health, medical history, and personal goals using standardized screening tools where appropriate.
Your treatment plan will reflect your unique needs. It may include therapy, medications, holistic tools, or family involvement to best support your progress.
You’ll meet your care team and begin treatment with continued check-ins to adjust your plan as you grow in your recovery.
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 Comprehensive Aftercare Planning
Before your treatment program ends, we’ll help you build a personalized aftercare plan. That might mean IOP, continued therapy, sober living, or access to our alumni network for mentorship and events. We also help you connect with support groups and community resources tailored to your goals.
Ready to Start Nurturing Your Well-Being?
Choosing recovery takes strength. At Willow Behavioral Health in Madison, Wisconsin, you’ll find care that’s real, personal, and grounded in experience. Let us help you move forward: one day, one step at a time. Call today to get started.
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