Teen Mental Health Intensive Outpatient Program

Comprehensive IOP care proven to help teens and families

IOP (Intensive Outpatient Program) treatment for teen mental health is a specialized and structured level of care that provides adolescents with more support than weekly therapy or psychiatry. Our teen IOP program is designed to meet the unique needs of adolescents struggling with mental health issues. IOP treatment is considered a lower level of care and provides a more flexible schedule than Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), allowing teens to receive 9-15 hours of support each week that focuses on growth, recovery, and long-term mental health.

The expert teen outpatient program in Your Behavioral Health’s portfolio combines clinical, medical, and experiential therapies, like art, music, mindfulness and writing to help teens heal from mental health disorders and unhealthy coping mechanisms, including trauma, depression, anxiety, and substance use. Our teen IOP program provides evidence-based care to help adolescents build self-worth and collaborative relationships while addressing the root cause of any behavioral health challenges.

A pillar of our teen program is family engagement. We understand family participation is key to sustainable healing. Throughout our teen program, we engage families in multi-family therapy groups, monthly family sessions, and the highest level of family communication. This holistic approach ensures clients and their families benefit from our supportive community and heal together alongside our expert care team.

WHO IS A CANDIDATE

Is teen IOP right for my child?

Intensive Outpatient Program is best for adolescents who need more support than weekly therapy in order to fully address their mental health and thrive— or, if your teen has recently completed a partial hospitalization program (PHP), and is looking to step down while still receiving support and guidance. Outpatient treatment may be the best fit for your child if they are experiencing:

Anxiety related to school, including both academics and peer relationships
Prolonged academic difficulty or declining motivation and focus
Isolation or withdrawal from friends or activities they once enjoyed
Apathy, boredom, hopelessness, sadness drug abuse or self-harm
Insufficient improvement with weekly therapy

Your Behavioral Healthcare is proud to offer the full continuum of primary mental health treatment, so clients can gradually and successfully transition back to their day to day lives.