Receive full support & stability with RCA’s Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) is for individuals experiencing the most severe symptoms of addiction. You are generally transitioning from inpatient treatment or have significant barriers to residential treatment yet need an intensive level of care. The major focuses of treatment at this level are stabilizing symptoms and reducing substance use.
The same level of care won’t work for everyone. After all, your journey to recovery is just that: yours. That’s why Recovery Centers of America offers 3 levels of Outpatient care to meet you where you are in your recovery, whether it’s at the very beginning or months in:
Partial Hospitalization Program*
(PHP) stabilizes
Intensive Outpatient Program
(IOP) teaches
General Outpatient Program
(GOP) strengthens
PHP uses the most advanced techniques and experienced clinicians to help you achieve lasting recovery, at your own pace. In PHP, you’ll take part in a variety of groups lead by our team of experts, using the latest evidence-based methodologies.
Here’s what you’ll receive as a client in PHP:
- Enhance employment skills
- Support educational pursuits
- Satisfy legal requirement and resolve legal issues
- Support intervention for medical concerns
- Resolve early childhood and development issues such as abuse and neglect
- Resolve trauma and associated behaviors
- Revise your recovery action plan to focus on shaping longer-term life goals
- Manage co-occurring mood and anxiety symptoms
- Continue active engagement with 12-step work
- Spot-check for changes in recovery capital, mood, or anxiety
- Maintain relapse prevention
- Reinforce your self-monitoring and mindful awareness of thoughts and emotions
- Support and continue your emotional development
- Reinforce self-monitoring and mindfulness of changes in thoughts and emotions
- Support the enhancement of quality of life and well-being, and expanded engagement with sober supports
- Engage in a deeper exploration of specific mental health concerns
- Normalize triggers can occur at any stage of recovery and being able to quickly. identify and address emergent symptoms
- Reinforce effective relationship skills
- Focus on reinforcing effective communication skills, shared problem-solving, resolution of past conflict, and reinforcement of relationship skills within the family
- Rebuild, repair, or restore your family dynamic
- Stay connected while creating your own safe space
- Learn how to start the healing process
- Learn what to do with feelings of stigma, guilt, and shame
- Understand the behaviors of addiction and the impact they have
- Strengthen family and romantic relationships
- Music therapy
- Art therapy
- Journaling
- Alumni Association
- AA
- NA
PHP addiction treatment from the comfort of your home via telehealth
In addition to RCA’s in-person Outpatient services, we have extended our treatment beyond our offices to live, high-definition audio/video telehealth. We’ve watched clients thrive with our services from the comfort and safety of their homes. Whether you attend in person or via our digital health platform, you will still receive the same evidence-based treatment for which RCA is known for. Learn more about our telehealth services.
Sample Partial Hospitalization Program schedule:
PHP typically runs daily on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. You’ll be provided lunch and other refreshments during the treatment day. Exact schedule may vary by state.
A typical day for a PHP client would be as follows:
- 10:00 AM – 10:30 AM: Community meeting/review goals
- 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM: Process group
- 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM: Psychoeducational group (with break)
- 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM: Lunch
- 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM: Wrap-up/goal-setting group
Our Partial Hospitalization Programs are available at the following RCA locations:
For more information on our Partial Hospitalization Outpatient programs at Recovery Centers of America, please call 1-800-RECOVERY today!
*PHP is referred to as Day Treatment in Massachusetts and is referred to as Partial Care Services (PCS) in New Jersey.
