Allows adolescents to receive intensive psychiatric and therapeutic treatment while remaining at home with parents and siblings. Patients attend Monday through Friday (based on a traditional school day). Days are structured primarily in group therapy, with individual therapy services available. Staff monitor prescribed medications under the guidance of a licensed psychiatrist. Patients also take part in an educational program designed to keep them on track academically while being treated for their mental health needs. ACRP offers patients an environment that is structured and therapeutic. While enrolled, patients focus on developing emotional stability, self-esteem, and coping skills such as conflict resolution, social skills, and anger management.

Therapeutic environment for those who have acute or chronic mental or emotional disturbances.

Provide acute partial hospital services as a step down from inpatient hospitalization as well as a longer term subacute partial hospitalization designed to reintegrate an individual into their community.

Offer a safe, structured environment while enabling the child or youth to return home at night and maintain important family and community connections.

Inpatient psychiatric unit that provides short-term psychiatric services. A treatment team determines therapy modes according to client needs.

Clients receive comprehensive, integrated inpatient therapy from a multidisciplinary treatment team, including individual, group and family therapy where aftercare planning and referral involvement are key components.

A managed approach to alcohol withdrawal that is most often the initial step in treating chemical dependency.

An acute partial hospitalization program that provides day treatment designed to treat and stabilize individuals with acute mental illnesses before their behavioral consequences become severe and unmanageable.

An outpatient program designed to treat and stabilize individuals with drug and/or alcohol problems before their consequences become severe and unmanageable. The program involves structured group, individual and family therapy to assist the individual in achieving optimal involvement in their community.

Administered by an experienced team of medical personnel to treat severe depression and other mental illnesses.

An individualized treatment opportunity to help overcome the normal cravings associated with nicotine withdrawal.

Offers an evaluation to individuals who have violated Department of Transportation (DOT) drug and alcohol regulations as well as non-DOT employees. The service facilitates the placement of an employee into an appropriate treatment or educational program.

Addresses the individual as well as family issues and guides them in reestablishing a healthy lifestyle.

Adult Day Program: A week long program that provides individuals 18 years and older a structured therapeutic day program and they return home in the evenings. Individuals at risk for injurious behaviors towards self or others, show a loss of motivation or intent for living, anxiety, depression, suffers effects of psychiatric disorders, has withdrawn from normal activities and/or has severe difficulty functioning in daily life would benefit from this program. Upon admission individuals receive a through assessment of their psychiatric and behavioral needs and a personalized treatment plan is put in to place including medication management where needed. Children and Adolescents Program: Offers children and adolescents ages 5 -18 with behavioral problems or mental illness to attend a structured therapeutic and educational day program. These services are located at Brook Lane’s main campus, Hagerstown, MD

*COVID-19 UPDATES* - Buildings will be closed to the public. Phone, Internet and Zoom services will be provided. Office Hours - Phone Only - Mon - Fri 8:30am - 5 pm. Varied levels of care are available for referral. Options include: Short-Term Inpatient Services: care in a licensed inpatient psychiatric unit of a hospital for those unable to manage themselves because of severe mental disability. Long-Term Inpatient Care: Referral to a state hospital with the approval of MH/DS . A plan for discharge back to the community is developed upon admission. Partial Hospitalization: A day treatment (outpatient) service offering a full range of mental health treatment for a minimum of three hours and a maximum of six hours per day for up to five days per week. Outpatient Services: Consist of diagnosis, evaluation and/or treatment of persons with a mental disability not requiring hospitalization. Types of treatment include individual, group, family therapy, or medication when other modalities are insufficient to meet consumer needs.

*COVID-19 UPDATES* - Buildings will be closed to the public. Phone, Internet and Zoom services will be provided. Office Hours - Phone Only - Mon - Fri 8:30am - 5 pm. Varied levels of care are available for referral. Options include: Short-Term Inpatient Services: care in a licensed inpatient psychiatric unit of a hospital for those unable to manage themselves because of severe mental disability. Long-Term Inpatient Care: Referral to a state hospital with the approval of MH/DS . A plan for discharge back to the community is developed upon admission. Partial Hospitalization: A day treatment (outpatient) service offering a full range of mental health treatment for a minimum of three hours and a maximum of six hours per day for up to five days per week. Outpatient Services: Consist of diagnosis, evaluation and/or treatment of persons with a mental disability not requiring hospitalization. Types of treatment include individual, group, family therapy, or medication when other modalities are insufficient to meet consumer need.

Day Services program provides intensive mental health treatment to individuals through group and individual psychotherapy, psycho-educational groups, psychiatric consultation and medication management. Day Services offers supports for individuals who have been diagnosed with serious mental illnesses, developmental disabilities and have a history of problem sexual behavior to help live a safe and satisfying life. Topics addressed include: - Anger management - Sexuality - Self-esteem - Relapse prevention - Drug and alcohol issues

Provides an 8-hour per day program of integrated schooling and mental health services for seriously emotionally disturbed children and those at-risk. A vital part of the program is the involvement of families in the program and in family therapy on site. The goal of the program is to be able to return these children to their home, school and the community.

Offers a treatment alternative to full hospitalization; a client is treated in a therapeutic setting while maintaining family and community involvement. Available to children, adolescents and adults.

Licensed by the Department of Public Welfare, program provides an integrated therapeutic and educational program for children and adolescents in grades 6-12. Children who attend receive quality individual and group therapy services, as well as individualized education programs. In addition, psychiatric services are provided on-site to prevent placement in more restrictive mental health settings. The program accepts referrals from parents, community agencies and medical providers.

New Dawn Partial Hospitalization Services for Children: New Dawn Partial Hospitalization Program is designed to provide children with a comprehensive milieu in which they can be treated for a variety of mental health disorders while allowing them to remain in their home and community environments. The methods of therapy include individual, group and family interventions based on cognitive /behavioral techniques. New Dawn accepts children ages three, four and five. Children can be admitted for either full or half days. We make every effort to accommodate school or day care schedules The Clinical Team, comprised of a Psychiatrist and Mental Health Professionals, will develop a treatment plan and use the most appropriate assessment procedures and therapeutic approaches for each child in conjunction with other mental health staff members and parents/ guardians.

CcTC's Center-Based Programs provide services to children presenting with significant emotional/behavioral issues: -Therapeutic Nursery (TN) - an early childhood day-treatment program for children ages 2 1/2 through 5 who present with significant emotional / behavioral challenges. The TN provides a full array of emotional / behavioral health services in a therapeutically structured, full-day program including psychiatric services, group therapy, and educational activities. - Outpatient Department - provides assessments, biopsychosocial evaluations, individual therapy, medication management and family therapy for children ages 2 through 13 who present with a wide array of emotional/behavioral health challenges. The Outpatient Department serves as the gateway to other services at CcTC. - Trauma Services Department - The Trauma Services Department at CcTC includes the Trauma Assistance Program (TAP) and Sexual Trauma Treatment Program (STTP). The Trauma Assistance Program provides specialized treatment in the clinic and in the community to children ages 18 months through 13 years and their families who have recently witnessed/experienced a traumatic event (e.g., homicide, suicide, physical abuse, house fire, catastrophic accident, domestic violence, community violence). The Sexual Trauma Treatment Program is a specialized treatment program within the Trauma Services Department focusing on victims of sexual abuse/assault. - Tamaa - West African Refugee Assistance Program - An extension of the Trauma Services Department, Tamaa is a community and school-based program designed to meet the emotional / behavioral health and social service needs of West African refugee children and their caregivers who have relocated to Southwest Philadelphia. The program serves those who have witnessed and experienced war-related trauma in their homelands and in refugee camps and who are in the process of acculturating to their new communities. - Parent/Caregiver Services - CcTC has a family-focused, consumer-driven treatment philosophy. This family-oriented approach encompasses parents and caregivers in all phases of their child's treatment and includes direct services to parents and caregivers.

Intensive mental health treatment for children with moderate to severe symptoms. Children who attend the program receive individual, family, and group therapy as well as medication management.

BRIDGES is a partial psychiatric hospitalization unit providing stabilization and treatment for children and adolescents who are experiencing severe psychiatric symptoms and emotional disturbance. The program operates year-round from Monday through Friday and consists of highly-structured therapy and treatment services. Clients receive scholastic education in cooperation with licensed staff of the Lincoln Intermediate Unit No. 12 during the school year.

Provides inpatient hospitalization for children and adolescents who are in need of short-term crisis stabilization and treatment in a secure, therapeutic environment. Partial hospitalization offered for those who need day treatment. Children and adolescents are treated in a designated unit and are segregated from adults at all times. Includes a separate education wing for school, an outdoor courtyard and a full-service gymnasium.

Provides a comprehensive continuum support services network which utilizes a collaborative approach to the provision of mental health services. Services include: -Alternative education -Emotional Support -Partial hospitalization -School-based outpatient program -Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services (BHRS)

Program used to treat mental illness and concomitant substance abuse. Consumer resides at home, but attends the treatment program several days each week. Group therapy, individual counseling, psychcopharmacological assessment and medication checks are integral to the program.

Academic and special education, partial hospitalization and social rehabilitation program.

Services include: - A psychiatric partial hospitalization program for adults desiring mental health treatment. Emphasizes the potential of the individual returning to a productive life in the community. May prevent hospitalization or serve as a transition into the community following hospitalization. Includes services to adults with a mental health diagnosis in addition to a secondary drug and alcohol problems and/or a secondary diagnosis of Intellectual and Developmental Disability

Offers partial hospitalization program that provides adults with intellectual disabilities and mental illness with more intensive counseling than outpatient services can provide. Help individuals better understand their illness and to function as active members of the community. Provides individuals with customized assessments and treatment options, without hospitalization.

Offers treatment to adults with a mental health diagnosis who need more intensive treatment than outpatient services provide. Individuals attend the program multiple days per week and receive group therapy, medication management and education on psychiatric and wellness topics.

Services include: - Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services - Family Based Mental Health Services - Partial Hospitalization Program

Acute and sub-acute psychiatric hospitalization, intensive and community-based residential treatment, special education day school programs, psychiatric services, school-based services and pre-vocational programs.

Devereux has a continuum of care for children, adolescents and adults, ranging from residential and day treatment programs, community-based group homes, respite care programs, hospital inpatient and outpatient settings, partial hospitalization, transitional living arrangements, special education day schools. As well, Devereux offers family counseling and therapy, preventive and post-discharge services, after care programs, and vocational and pre-vocational training.

A day treatment program for adolescents struggling with the symptoms associated with a mental health diagnosis. Group, individual, and family therapy are offered in addition to medication management. Cognitive behavioral interventions focus on improving interpersonal relationships and symptom management, while overall increasing an adolescent's ability to be successful at home, in school, and in their community. Includes an academic component during the school year, which allows program participants to remain in their home school district. A teacher is available to provide instruction while a mental health worker is present in the academic milieu to provide therapeutic interventions.

Partial hospitalization program providing acute, short-term treatment during the day for adolescents (14 years of age and older) and adults. Alternative for those who do not require inpatient treatment, need intensive follow-up after inpatient stay, or lack enough support at home to be successful as an outpatient.

Therapeutic preschool services help abused children overcome emotional, social, cognitive, and physical delays. Parents' program includes home visits, monthly meetings, and individual coaching. Transportation assistance and meals provided.

Outpatient community mental health clinic. Services include: - outpatient therapy - mental health evaluations - therapy support groups - medication management - psychiatrists and nurse practitioners - psychiatric rehabilitation services (on-site) - mobile psychiatric rehabilitation services (in home)

Outpatient mental health treatment for adults Wrap-around mental health services for children

Outpatient mental health treatment for adults Wrap-around mental health services for children

Children and adolescent partial programs.

Provides mental health treatment for children ages 5-12 and for adolescents ages 13-18. Programs services include: Tutorial services are offered five days a week by a certified special education teacher Level and reward system is used for behavioral modification Treatment by board-certified psychiatrists who special in treating children and adolescents The treatment modalities we use include, but are not limited to: Art, Music, Play and recreational therapies, Skill building groups, Psychopharmacology, Individual, group, and family therapy, thorough aftercare and discharge planning.

The Adult Partial Hospitalization Program provides short-term, highly structured behavioral health treatment that addresses the emotional and behavioral needs of adults ages 18 and older in the least restrictive setting. It is designed to benefit those who need a higher level of care than outpatient treatment but whose symptoms do not warrant inpatient treatment. The program is ideal for individuals who need a transition from inpatient hospitalization back to their community.

A partial hospital program for children ages 8-12 with a diagnosed mental illness. The program operates during the school year September-June.

Provides a variety of outpatient psychiatric and crisis intervention services for children, adolescents and adults. Child Mental Health Services including Child Blended Case Management; School Based Partial Hospitalization Services; Family Based Behavioral Health Services; Student Assistance Program; Transitional Aftercare; Family Reintegration Services, and CASSP. Early Intervention Service Coordination for ages 0-3 years of age and Supports Coordination for those with an intellectual disability. Adult Mental Health Services include Adult Blended Case Management; Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services; Certified Peer Specialists; Residential, and Vocational Services.

Designed to provide a therapeutic environment for children (5 to 12) and adolescents (13 to 18) who are having difficulty functioning in school, at home and/or in the community. Program is an alternative to inpatient psychiatric hospitalization and as a step-down service to a youth’s discharge from inpatient care. The focus of the program is to provide intensive interdisciplinary mental health services on an ambulatory basis while keeping the youth at home.

A specialized mental health/education program for students in need of emotional support. Combines academics with mental health treatment by using behavior modification and therapy to address student's ability to adequately function in the public school system and/or in their communities. The campus also offers a therapeutic summer program that focuses on teambuilding, expressive therapy, guided social interactions, social arts and life skills.

Sub-Acute Psychiatric Inpatient services are designed for individuals who are experiencing moderate to high levels of psychiatric symptoms and need an inpatient level of care as a safe place to stabilize. Kirkbride Center's psychiatric program utilizes continual assessment, group and individual participation, and education to ensure treatment that is highly individualized, consistent, and flexible.

Acute Psychiatric Inpatient services are designed for individuals who are experiencing high levels of psychiatric symptoms and need an inpatient level of care as a safe place to stabilize. Kirkbride Center’s psychiatric program utilizes continual assessments, group and individual participation, and education to ensure treatment that is highly individualized, consistent, and flexible.

Transitional Outpatient Services offers a multi-modal, multi-disciplinary structure for a variety of programs. The program has a variable length of treatment and offers flexibility in scheduling as symptoms are alleviated and the individual is able to resume their typical activities. Transitional Outpatient Services is more intensive than traditional outpatient and is designed to achieve stabilization and resolution of psychiatric and chemical dependency conditions. This level of care is specifically available for those adult clients who do not require the intense level of psychiatric care provided by inpatient or partial hospitalization programs. Programs available include: - Individual Therapy - Group Therapy - Family Therapy - Psycho Education - Medication Consultation - Discharge Planning

Comprehensive, short-term outpatient program for adults with emotional difficulties with or without substance abuse. provides intensive treatment in a structured environment for up to 6 hrs per day.

Provides a day program for adults with severe behavioral challenges with a less structured environment to promote community exposure, skill development, recreation, social skills, mobility training and volunteer activities

Services assist individuals, 18 years of age or older with functional impairments as a result of an emotional disorder. The program is designed to develop, enhance, and retain: Psychiatric stability, Social competencies, Independence of living, Personal adjustment, Vocational/education adjustment, Occupational Competence. The overall goal is for the consumer to experience more success and satisfactions within the community through: -Establishing rehabilitation readiness - the confidence, hope and motivation necessary to actively participate in the change process. -Establishing and identifying goals related to specific living, learning, working or socializing. -Planning strategies and acquiring the necessary skills and resources to reach and maintain these desired goals. -Support individuals' choices in developing the necessary supports to maintain those goals and valued roles.

A recovery oriented intensive treatment service that provides therapy up to six (6) hours a day, five days a week. Adults experiencing acute psychiatric or emotional symptoms that impair their capacity to function fully on their own can benefit from the Partial Hospitalization Program. The goal of treatment is to stabilize symptoms, promote growth, and prevent hospitalization. Advantages of the day program include the following: -A focus on recovery, resiliency and wellness -Intensive treatment without hospitalization -Rapid intervention and stabilization -Group therapy with individuals having similar problems -Structured environment to promote progress -Utilization of Personal Medicine Northeast Counseling Services has several levels of Partial Hospitalization that can provide intensive treatment to: -Individuals experiencing acute symptomatology -Women who are experiencing symptoms of trauma -Individuals with more long term, ongoing symptomatology -Individuals with secondary disorders such as intellectual disabilities or substance use.

Services assist individuals, 18 years of age or older with functional impairments as a result of an emotional disorder. The program is designed to develop, enhance, and retain: Psychiatric stability, Social competencies, Independence of living, Personal adjustment, Vocational/education adjustment, Occupational Competence. The overall goal is for the consumer to experience more success and satisfactions within the community through: -Establishing rehabilitation readiness - the confidence, hope and motivation necessary to actively participate in the change process. -Establishing and identifying goals related to specific living, learning, working or socializing. -Planning strategies and acquiring the necessary skills and resources to reach and maintain these desired goals. -Support individuals' choices in developing the necessary supports to maintain those goals and valued roles.

Services provided include individual, group, and family treatment. Education is provided by BLaST iu17 during the academic school year. This program works on teaching coping skills to address areas such as anger, depression, self-esteem, mood changes, peer conflict, and social skills.

Therapeutic environment for individuals who have acute or chronic mental or emotional disturbances who do not require full time hospital care.

A licensed partial program with the Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (OMHSAS) and the Office of Medical Assistance Programs (OMAP). More information on the Intensive Adolescent Day Treatment Program can be found here.

A licensed partial program with the Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (OMHSAS) and the Office of Medical Assistance Programs (OMAP). More information on the Intensive Adolescent Day Treatment Program can be found here.

A licensed partial program with the Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (OMHSAS) and the Office of Medical Assistance Programs (OMAP). More information on the Intensive Adolescent Day Treatment Program can be found at "http://pathtochange.org/index.php/our-causes/intensive-adolescent-day-treatment/"

You will meet privately with a professionally credentialed clinician who will listen to your concerns. The clinician will help you identify areas in your life that you would like to change and help you develop a plan to make these changes. You will meet regularly and be supported by the clinician as you take actions to bring about these changes. The clinician will arrange for you to see a PATH psychiatrist, if indicated. You will meet with the psychiatrist who will complete an evaluation and may prescribe medication for you. You may continue to see both the psychiatrist for medication appointments and see the clinician for therapy.

Provides short-term intensive treatment those who experience a mental health crisis but do not require inpatient hospitalization. Provides individual and group treatment for up to 6 hours per day, five days per week.

The Adult Partial Hospitalization s a short-term treatment program designed to help individuals with acute psychiatric symptoms and offers an intensive treatment option to meet those varied needs.

Provides community mental health, intellectual disability, and addiction services (alcohol, tobacco and other drugs), with programs for children, adults, seniors and families. With many neighborhood locations, Mercy Behavioral Health offers a full range of services, including crisis intervention, outpatient therapy, day programs, residential and respite programs, education and prevention, all designed to help people thrive in the community.

Mental Health Services: Adult Treatment: outpatient family therapy, marriage and divorce counseling, psychological testing, crisis management, and medication clinic. Support Treatment: post-hospital care, counseling, medication clinic, crisis management, home visits; and training and social rehabilitation services. Day Treatment Programs: for adults in crisis who wish to avoid or need an alternative to hospitalization. Adolescent and Children's Services: individual, group, and play therapies for emotional and behavioral difficulties; treatment planned on an individual basis. Community Residential Rehabilitation: supervised housing providing guidance and counseling in daily living skills for mentally ill adults. In-Patient Psychiatric Care: provided by Mercy Providence Hospital and Mercy Hospital. Intellectual disability services: facility-based vocational training and competitive supported employment. Combined services: psychiatric evaluation, psychological testing, case management, crisis intervention, mobile crisis intervention, and information and referral.

Mental Health Services: Adult Treatment: Outpatient family therapy, marriage and divorce counseling, psychological testing, crisis management, and medication clinic. Support Treatment: Post-hospital care, counseling, medication clinic, crisis management, and home visits; and training and social rehabilitation services. Day Treatment Programs: for adults in crisis (special programming provided for senior citizens and intellectually disabled substance abusers) who wish to avoid or need an alternative to hospitalization. Geriatric Partial Hospitalization Program: Day treatment program for adults aged 60 and older who are chronically and persistently have intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. Group and individual therapy is provided as well as psychiatric services. MISA Partial Hospitalization Program: Partial hospital treatment program for mentally ill substance abusers (MISA) ages 18 and older who have been dually diagnosed. Program consists of group, individual, and experiential therapies. In-Patient Psychiatric Care: Provided by Mercy Providence Hospital and Mercy Hospital . Vocational rehabilitation: classroom training and individual counseling related to goal planning, self assessment, communication, stress management, job preparation and job development skills for adults diagnosed with mental illness and / or drug and alcohol addictions. Psychiatric Rehabilitation : for adults diagnosed with mental health issues and or drug and alcohol addictions, assist consumers with identifying and taking responsibility for their social, education, prevocational and/ or daily living skills.

Provides families of children ages three - 18 with developmental and/or behavioral disorders with information on access to educational programs and family support services, sources of advocacy, and sources of information on state and federal regulations.

Provides a continuum of services for individuals with mental illness, including crisis intervention, treatment services, residential programs and support services.

A women's mental health center specializing in the treatment of eating disorders (anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating disorder), trauma, anxiety, depression, and other women's issues. Philadelphia location offers residential and day programs.

Provides therapeutic activities for children and adolescents between the ages of four and eighteen years who have been experiencing emotional and behavioral challenges. Services available Monday thru Friday from 8:30am to 4:00pm.

Offers a wide-range of behavioral, developmental and therapeutic support programs to Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals in an environment free of cultural or language barriers. The individuals they serve have psychological and/or behavioral health needs; some have intellectual disabilities.  Most of their staff members are Deaf/Hard of Hearing (HoH).  Therefore, nearly all PAHrtners employees are fluent in American Sign Language (ASL) and versed in Deaf culture. Services include: - Blended Case Management - Outpatient psychiatric services - Partial Hospitalization Program - Residential Treatment Facility (ages 12-21 years) - Adult Residential Program

Offers a wide-range of behavioral, developmental and therapeutic support programs to Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals in an environment free of cultural or language barriers. The individuals they serve have psychological and/or behavioral health needs; some have intellectual disabilities.  Most of their staff members are Deaf/Hard of Hearing (HoH).  Therefore, nearly all PAHrtners employees are fluent in American Sign Language (ASL) and versed in Deaf culture. Services include: - Blended Case Management - Outpatient psychiatric services - Partial Hospitalization Program - Residential Treatment Facility (ages 12-21 years) - Adult Residential Program

Provides behavioral health services and supports to individuals with mental illness, behavioral issues and/or emotional disturbances. Adult services available in the Lehigh Valley include partial hospitalization, case management, work programs and crisis residences. Children and family services available in the Lehigh Valley include behavioral health rehabilitation, family based mental health services and case management. Services for adults and children with hearing loss and mental health issues in the Lehigh Valley include case management and an outreach program that provides training in sign language and deaf culture for groups and families. Other deaf services are available through the Glenside office (215-884-9770).

Provides conflict resolution, anger management and family relationships, learn coping skills and positive social skills that are reinforced for use in the home, school and community for children. Includes an early childhood component for preschool/childcare that aligns curriculum with the Pennsylvania Early Learning Standards.

Partial Hospitalization services include an early childhood component for preschool, a school day component for grades K-12, and an Acute Partial Program for ages 3 to 18. Partial Hospitalization Services offer a safe, therapeutic environment for children to develop social, emotional, behavioral, and academic competence and resiliency.

The Innovations Program is a short-term partial hospitalization program for adults experiencing behavioral health issues. It is offered as an alternative to hospitalization or as a transitional step-down from an inpatient setting. A dual diagnosis track assists individuals who have both mental health and substance abuse concerns. The senior track is for individuals who are experiencing issues related to aging.

Summit Oaks Hospital’s IOP meet the therapeutic and scheduling needs of each client. We provide group therapy and medication monitoring in a less restrictive, flexible environment so patients who need to maintain work schedules, care for children or attend school, can. Services include psychiatric assessment, group therapy, psycho education, medication management, coordination of care, and referrals upon discharge. Group Meets: Monday-Friday, 9:30am to 12:30pm. Summit Oaks provides transportation to and from our Psychiatric IOP within a defined geographic area. Although each client is required to participate at least three times a week, frequency beyond 3 days is available for patients’ who need additional support. Patients frequently participate in our IOP for step down services from acute inpatient psychiatric, chemical dependency program or from a partial hospital program. All of our care providers are master’s level clinicians, licensed certified addiction counselors, licensed professional counselors or licensed clinical social workers.

Located in Lancaster but available to all surrounding counties. Geared to help children & adolescents who have severe emotional, behavioral or psychiatric disorders. T.W. Ponessa & Associates also offers an outpatient program & BHR services for children & adolescents, as a step-down from the Partial Hospital Program. Program open year-round, Monday through Friday. In most cases, door-to-door transportation is provided, as well as breakfast, lunch and a snack. We offer a full day, partial hospital program where children/adolescents attend the program during typical school hours and receive an array of intensive therapeutic services.

Offers counseling. Provides intensive, family-focused, mental health treatment for children, adolescents and their families in the home, school or community setting. Groups Intensive Outpatient (IOP) for those 18 and older is the only outpatient service offered at this address. Services include:
Mental Health Partial Hospitalization
Community Residential Rehabilitation Services
Mental Health Outpatient Program
Diversion and Acute Stabilization Program
Mental Health Adult Partial Hospitalization Program
Crisis Intervention Program

Therapeutic environment for adolescents who have chronic mental or emotional disturbances.

Provides creative, therapeutic services and supports, which empower and enable people with mental health challenges to increase their personal, social, and economic self-sufficiency. Treatment modalities include medication management, group and individual therapy, psychoeducational and psychosocial groups. Serves as an opportunity for individuals who have been hospitalized to reenter and adjust to community life and as an alternative to hospitalization for individuals in crisis.

Adult partial hospitalization programs

Outpatient group services delivered in a highly structured therapeutic environment for clients who are at risk for admission to a psychiatric inpatient facility or who need more intensive treatment than is available through individual counseling. Also, helps individuals transition back into the community from a psychiatric hospital.

Partial Hospital Program: a group program that provides services in a variety of areas including diagnosis; vocational, creative, and expressive arts; social skills training; and recreation therapy. Provides structure and support for patients with a chronic mental illness and facilitates their growth in social, recreational, and vocational areas. Goal is to reach the maximum level of functioning in the community.

The Merck Summer Intensive Treatment Program of Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic of UPMC is a behavioral health program designed to meet the unique mental and behavioral health needs of at-risk children and adolescents. Therapeutic activities are used to increase adaptive and functional communication skills, strengthen peer socialization skills, and decrease maladaptive behaviors.

Day Hospital/Intensive Outpatient mental health treatment program for those who have a diagnosis of mental health illness and who are experiencing serious to severe levels of emotional distress. Program is designed to allow individuals to remain with their families and community. Program varies from 3-6 hours and includes the following services: - psychiatric evaluation - individual therapy - group therapy - psych-education regarding symptom management, coping skills development and problem solving - Psychopharmacological consultation - Treatment includes the participation of family members and other significant persons - Individual meetings to review treatment - Discharge planning, including aftercare programs. - Children and adolescents receive age appropriate education services coordinated with students home school district

Offers an intensive treatment program that provides a full range of psychiatric services to children and teens. Day hospitalization is an appropriate alternative for individuals who require more than weekly outpatient care, but who do not need inpatient hospitalization. Services include treatment for depression, anxiety, behavioral problems, impulse control, attention deficit disorder and adjustment conflicts.

Day Hospital/Intensive Outpatient mental health treatment program for those who have a diagnosis of mental health illness and who are experiencing serious to severe levels of emotional distress. Program is designed to allow individuals to remain with their families and community. Program varies from 3-6 hours and includes the following services: - psychiatric evaluation - individual therapy - group therapy - psych-education regarding symptom management, coping skills development and problem solving - Psychopharmacological consultation - Treatment includes the participation of family members and other significant persons - Individual meetings to review treatment - Discharge planning, including aftercare programs. - Children and adolescents receive age appropriate education services coordinated with students home school district

Day Hospital provides partial hospital services to adults 18 years of age and older. Provides services in a recovery-oriented and culturally-sensitive manner.

Day Hospital/Intensive Outpatient mental health treatment program for those who have a diagnosis of mental health illness and who are experiencing serious to severe levels of emotional distress. Program is designed to allow individuals to remain with their families and community. Program varies from 3-6 hours and includes the following services: - psychiatric evaluation - individual therapy - group therapy - psych-education regarding symptom management, coping skills development and problem solving - Psychopharmacological consultation - Treatment includes the participation of family members and other significant persons - Individual meetings to review treatment - Discharge planning, including aftercare programs. - Children and adolescents receive age appropriate education services coordinated with students home school district