Outpatient Care

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Our outpatient services provide comprehensive support for individuals and families facing mental health and substance use challenges. We offer a variety of therapeutic interventions and resources tailored to your unique needs, whether you are looking for help, follow-up care after inpatient treatment, or ongoing management of your well-being.

We go beyond just treating symptoms. We focus on the whole person, addressing your mental, emotional, and social well-being. Our team of experienced professionals utilizes evidence-based practices to create a treatment plan that empowers you to:

  • Overcome challenges: Develop healthy coping mechanisms, manage difficult emotions, and achieve lasting improvement in your mental health.
  • Improve relationships: Build stronger connections with loved ones and navigate interpersonal challenges with confidence.
  • Achieve your well-being goals: Gain the tools and support you need to live a fulfilling and meaningful life.

Other Services

Community Based Mental Healthcare & Wellness
Neurosequential Model
Corporate Programs
WHAT WE PROVIDE

Services and Benefits

Unlike inpatient programs, our outpatient care allows you to maintain your daily life while receiving personalized treatment. This flexibility empowers you to continue working, attending school, caring for loved ones, and participating in activities you enjoy.

Individual Therapy

One-on-one counseling sessions with a therapist or counselor to address personal challenges, explore emotions, and develop coping strategies tailored to the individual's needs.

Psycho Education Groups

Support group sessions led by a trained facilitator, bringing together individuals with similar experiences or conditions to share support, insights, and coping strategies in a supportive group setting.

Psychiatric Services

Evaluation, diagnosis, and prescriptions by psychiatric professionals, including psychiatrists and nurse practitioners, to address psychiatric conditions such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia.

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

This program is an evidence-based initiative designed for pre-teenagers (9-13 years old), teenagers (13-17 years old), and adults (18 years old and above) who require more mental health support than weekly therapy and have a current substance use diagnosis. In this program, participants will explore the challenges of maintaining a substance-free lifestyle and create internal and external environments for long-term recovery. Clinical services will address substance use, relapse prevention, emotional and behavioral concerns, family dynamics, and life skills. A Community Behavioral Health Specialist works one-on-one with the client and/or family to remove any barriers, stressors, and behaviors that increase the potential for substance use, relapse, and/or lapses in their substance use treatment. Services are delivered by a specialized substance use team.

Medication Management

Designed to help individuals safely and effectively manage their medications. This can be beneficial for people with complex medication regimens, chronic conditions, or who may experience challenges remembering or managing their medication on their own.

Case Management and High Needs Case Management

Assistance with navigating the healthcare system, accessing community resources, and coordinating services to ensure individuals receive comprehensive care that meets their unique needs.

Family Therapy and Support

Counseling and support services for family members and loved ones of individuals with mental health or substance use disorders, aimed at improving communication, fostering understanding, and addressing family dynamics that may impact recovery.

Behavior Coaching

Focuses on helping individuals develop and implement strategies to change negative behaviors and achieve their personal goals related to mental well-being.

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Open Hearts is accredited by the Council on Accreditation (COA) since 2002. The COA accreditation process involves the review of the entire organization based on international standards that were developed in the support of enhanced organizational growth and stability, an unwavering commitment to the health, safety, and rights of clients, and producing high quality, measurable results. COA accreditation is an elite designation that signifies excellence in practice, operations and programs for the care delivered to the individuals and families we serve.