Mental Health Day Treatment

Mental Health Day Treatment is a program for adults 18 years of age and older who would like more intensive support than a weekly therapy appointment but less than full hospitalization. They can attend the program daily, Monday through Friday from 9:00 A.M. until 3:00 P.M. and remain integrated with their community. People who have been hospitalized can leave the hospital earlier by transitioning from the hospital directly into the Day Treatment Program as a stepping stone back to the community.

The program can also be used to increase an individual's ability to make constructive changes in his/her life. Members of the program form a close community and gain a great deal of support from each other as well as from the staff.

    • Individual, group, and family therapy

    • Substance abuse services

    • Medication Education and Consultation

    • Prevention of hospitalization and assessment services

    • Assistance with self-management skills

    • Assistance with maintaining general health and fitness

    • Follow-up services, available on a long-term basis, when necessary

    • Active liaison/collaboration with referent and other relevant service providers as needed

    • DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy)

    • Relationships Group

    • Maintaining Sobriety Group

    • Topics in Health and Wellness

    • Managing Anxiety Group

    • Life Group (weekly intensive group therapy)

    • Positive Psychology

    • Mindfulness

    • Depression and Anger Support Group

    • Thriving (Self-Care)

    • Expressive Therapies (Open Art and Writing Group)

    • Resiliency Group

    • Current Events

    • Newsletter Group 

    • Social Activities/Pet Therapy

    • Community Meeting

    • Stress Management

    • Living & Learning (coping skills)

    M, T, Th, F groups currently meet online via Zoom. Clients receive daily email invitations with link to groups.

    NEW: In-person Day Treatmen every Wednesday!

    Group topics periodically change based on client feedback, interest, and needs.