Elevating Lives Through Designed Care.

IIP is HBH’s most customized outpatient behavioral health option for clients who need a highly individualized treatment plan rather than a standard track. It can support complex mental health concerns, trauma, substance use recovery, behavioral addictions, family-system needs, and high-accountability outpatient stabilization.

• Individualized outpatient treatment planning based on clinical assessment, safety, risk, and goals.
• Customized weekly schedule with therapy, care coordination, skills support, and psychiatry when appropriate.
• Designed for clients who need privacy, flexibility, clinical depth, and a real-life care plan.
• Helpful for complex co-occurring concerns, process addictions, trauma-related symptoms, or step-down planning.
• Built to support accountability, daily structure, family communication, and continuity across care.

PHP is the highest intensity outpatient level of care at HBH. It may be appropriate when a client needs significant daytime structure and clinical support but does not require inpatient hospitalization, residential treatment, or 24-hour monitoring.

• Structured daytime outpatient programming for stabilization and momentum.
• Clinical support for mental health symptoms, substance use concerns, trauma, and co-occurring needs.
• Group therapy, individual therapy, skills practice, relapse prevention, and care coordination.
• Appropriate for clients stepping down from residential treatment, inpatient care, or detox when clinically safe.
• Designed to help clients stabilize while staying connected to home, family, and real-life responsibilities.

IOP is structured outpatient treatment for clients who need more than weekly therapy but less than PHP. It supports ongoing recovery, symptom stabilization, relapse prevention, coping skills, accountability, and step-down care.

• Several clinical contacts per week based on need, schedule, and treatment goals.
• Support for mental health treatment, addiction treatment, trauma-informed care, and dual diagnosis needs.
• Skills groups, process groups, individualized planning, and accountability between sessions.
• Often appropriate after PHP, residential treatment, or a period of acute instability.
• Built for clients balancing treatment with work, school, family, or other responsibilities.

Evening IOP gives adults access to intensive outpatient mental health and addiction treatment while maintaining daytime responsibilities. It is designed for clients who need structure, accountability, and clinical support without fully stepping away from work, school, or family life.

• Evening programming for adults who need flexibility and consistency.
• Support for anxiety, depression, trauma symptoms, substance use, relapse prevention, and behavioral addictions.
• Clinical groups focused on coping skills, emotional regulation, relationships, accountability, and follow-through.
• Appropriate for step-down care or for clients who need more than standard weekly therapy.

When clinically appropriate, HBH may coordinate psychiatric support, medication management referrals or oversight, provider communication, family involvement, and case coordination. The goal is continuity, safety, clarity, and an integrated treatment plan.

• Psychiatry when clinically indicated and appropriate.
• Communication with outside providers with proper consent.
• Care coordination for complex schedules, referrals, and step-down planning.
• Support for families and referring professionals seeking a clear outpatient plan.

If withdrawal risk, medical instability, suicidality, psychosis, or acute safety concerns are present, outpatient care may not be the safest first step. HBH helps families determine when detox, inpatient stabilization, residential treatment, or emergency care should be considered before outpatient programming.

• Safety-first recommendations based on clinical presentation.
• Coordination with appropriate detox or stabilization resources when needed.
• Transition planning back into outpatient care when clinically appropriate.

Support for anxiety, depression, trauma-related symptoms, mood concerns, grief, emotional dysregulation, relational distress, family stress, and co-occurring needs. Treatment planning is individualized based on clinical assessment and level-of-care fit.

Structured outpatient treatment for alcohol or drug use concerns, relapse patterns, recovery stabilization, family accountability, sober support planning, and co-occurring mental health needs. If detox or higher-level care is needed, we help clarify the safest next step.

Care for behavioral addiction and compulsive patterns, including gambling, sex and pornography concerns, technology use, relationship or attachment patterns, and other behaviors when clinically appropriate for outpatient care.

Many clients do not fit one neat category. Mental health, trauma, addiction, family dynamics, attachment patterns, and daily-life functioning often interact. We build treatment plans around the whole clinical picture.