Adolescent Outpatient Care
Peak View offers options & opportunities for
Outpatient Care
Our intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization program provide adolescents ages 12 – 17 with treatment options for mental health issues that do not require an inpatient setting. These programs offer support for adolescents who are struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, and other common behavioral health conditions.
Our outpatient treatment may include a variety of experiential therapies to create more options for clients; offerings can include art therapy, yoga, support animals, music therapy, and various forms of recreational therapy.
Peak View’s experienced staff help teens to work through past trauma, emotional, and social challenges, amongst many other stressors.
Teen Mental Health Treatment
ADOLESCENT PEAK NAVIGATION
- Ongoing sadness or low self-worth
- Withdrawing from friends, family, or favorite activities
- A noticeable drop in school or work performance
- Increased irritability, mood swings, or disruptive behavior
- Significant changes in eating habits
- Difficulty sleeping or sleeping much more than usual
- Talking about self-harm or expressing suicidal thoughts
Outpatient Day Program (PHP)
for Adolescents
This program includes:
- Full day therapeutic program (5 days per week for 6 hours per day)
- Skill building and resilience
- Age-specific therapeutic processing
- Improved family communication and connection
- Trauma-informed care
- Evidence-based modalities
- Connections to community resources
- School-based liaison for transitional and educational support
- Medication management with psychiatric support
Part-time Outpatient Program (IOP)
for Adolescents
This program includes:
- Age-specific clinical support and education
- 1/2 day therapeutic treatment programming (3–5 days a week for 3 hours a day with a minimum of 9 hours of clinical programming per week)
- Morning, afternoon, and after school options
- Supports healthy relationships, communication, and decision making
- School-based liaison for transitional and educational support
- Support in gaining positive coping skills, resiliency, and resources
- Physician oversight and medication management (optional)
- Recreational and experiential therapies to include music, movement, art, yoga, and animal assisted interventions
- Virtual Options available
