Below are some inclusion criteria outlining the requirements for participation in our program, offering insight into what is needed for IOP.
IS IOP RIGHT FOR YOUR TEEN?
Age 11 – 17
Active Psychiatric Diagnosis
The adolescent presents with a current diagnosis warranting therapeutic interventions.
Risk to Self or Others without an Active Plan
The adolescent exhibits risk factors such as suicidal ideation without active planning or intent, as well as risk-taking behaviors, impaired judgment, and challenges in daily functioning. While not necessitating 24-hour supervision, they require intensive structure and supervision.
In Less Restrictive Care, but Symptoms Increasing
The adolescent is currently in a lower level of care and showing heightened symptoms, leading to reduced functioning at home, school, and/or within the community.
Stepping Down from Higher Level of Care
The adolescent is transitioning from a partial hospitalization program, residential program, or hospitalization to a lower level of care.
Cannot be Safely Treated at Lower Level of Care
The adolescent’s treatment needs cannot be safely or effectively met at a lower level of care.
Inclusion Criteria
Lessons and Activities
DBT
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a form of counseling that supports clients in acknowledging their present circumstances while encouraging constructive life adjustments.
CBT
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) aids clients in recognizing and addressing negative or erroneous thought patterns, enabling them to navigate difficult situations with greater efficacy.
Interpersonal Process Therapy
Interpersonal Process Therapy aims to enhance a client's social functioning and interpersonal relationships, ultimately alleviating their distress.
Creative Expression
Engaging in creative expression activities assists clients in addressing emotional conflicts, enhancing self-awareness, honing social skills, managing behavior, problem-solving, alleviating anxiety, maintaining a sense of reality, and boosting self-esteem.
Psychoeducation
Psychoeducation offers organized information and education regarding mental health conditions.
Mindfulness and Movement
Mindfulness and movement intertwine to cultivate present-moment awareness through physical expression.
Stress Management
Stress management empowers individuals to navigate life's challenges with resilience and balance.
Healthy Relationships
Healthy relationships foster mutual respect, communication, and growth.
Life Skills
Life skills equip individuals with the tools needed to thrive in various aspects of daily life.
Distress Tolerance
Distress tolerance equips individuals with resilience to navigate life's challenges with calm and resilience.
Creative Coping
Creative coping fosters resilience by harnessing innovative approaches to navigate adversity.
Empowerment and Goal Setting
Empowerment through goal setting fuels personal growth and achievement.