What Is a Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)?

PHP is a planned and therapeutic approach for people who cannot be healed at home due to external distractions that are a result of addiction or co-occurring mental illness. It's less invasive than 24-hour inpatient services. However, it's much more thorough than typical outpatient care.

At Certified Rehab, our PHP services are typically 5–6 hours per day, 5 days a week. We offer a broad spectrum of treatments featuring psychological, medical, and clinically approved behavioral therapies, so that you'll be able to address the main issues that lead to addiction while maintaining life obstacles. Our expert will provide you with effective coping strategies to establish a solid foundation for your recovery path.

Meet Our Partial Hospitalization Team

At Certified Rehab, our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) is supported by a dedicated staff of experts committed to providing the most effective treatment. Your involvement and participation are crucial in ensuring that your treatment is as efficient during family therapy.

PsychiatristsMental health nurse practitionersRegistered nursesPsychologistsTherapists at the Master's levelEducational specialistsTherapy for creative artsBehavioral health specialistsHighly skilled trainees

A Day in the Life of PHP

Your workday at PHP is planned and purposeful, with time dedicated to various actions that support your daily healing process.

• Morning Check-In & Mindfulness: Training to start your day by establishing a practice of grounding to increase self-awareness and emotional control.
• Individual Therapy: Sessions with licensed counselors to identify triggers, trauma, and goals for personal growth.
• Group Therapy: Connect and share your experiences with others who are in the same situation, build support for one another, and share knowledge.
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Find out how you can change the negative perspective of your mind and build more effective coping strategies.
• Motivational Interviewing (MI): Increase your motivation for yourself to sustain your healing.
• Family Therapy: Repair broken relationships, enhance understanding, and strengthen your network of support
• Educational Workshops: Learn skills to manage stress as well as relapse prevention, food, and so on.

A Bridge to Family, Work, and Community

A partial hospitalization plan (PHP) serves as a bridge between community and hospital services. The program offers an alternative to hospitalization for those who require medical treatment, rather than regular outpatient visits; however, it is not as comprehensive as 24-hour inpatient services.

Patients achieve their health goals by receiving individualized treatment plans developed by a multidisciplinary team comprising psychologists, social workers, and nurses. Our team works closely with families, patients, and other community resources to help patients achieve their highest levels of stability, emotional security, and self-motivation before fully integrating into the community.

A Holistic Approach to Recovery with Our PHP Services

We believe that treating the entire person is more effective than treating only the addiction or withdrawal symptoms. There is no standard approach to treatment, as we offer supportive and trauma-informed care customized to meet the recovery level.

Our expert used an evidence-based treatment modalities program that comprises:

• Flexible Scheduling
• Individualized Treatment Plans:
• Group and individual therapy sessions
• Mediated-assisted treatment
• Relapse prevention and life-skills education
• Therapy for families and patients
• Yoga, mindfulness, and exercising
• Evidence-based therapies include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Motivational Interviewing (MI).
• Ongoing Support

Moving From PHP to Life

Intensive Care. Real-World Flexibility. Life-Changing Recovery.

Our team will ensure you're mentally, physically, and practically prepared for the next stage or upcoming challenges of life. We assist you in reconnecting with school, work, or your family, and help you stay connected with community-based services, such as Alumni programs, group therapy, or alternative living arrangements for individuals in recovery.