Cedar Hills Outpatient Programs offer comprehensive services tailored to individuals struggling with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, substance abuse, addiction, and co-occurring disorders. Designed to guide patients back to health, hope, and healing, these programs provide both partial hospitalization (PHP) and intensive outpatient (IOP) options. PHP involves group therapy and medication management five days a week, while IOP allows patients to maintain their daily routines with more intensive therapy. Within these programs, Cedar Hills offers specialized tracks such as mental health, substance abuse, co-occurring disorders, and the Women’s program, ensuring targeted support for diverse needs.
Healing at Cedar Hills extends beyond traditional therapy, with holistic approaches such as yoga, gym access, and recreational therapy incorporated into inpatient programs. The goal is to equip patients with the tools they need to live fulfilling lives. Recognizing the importance of seeking help, Cedar Hills provides no-cost, confidential assessments for individuals or their loved ones struggling with mental illness, substance abuse, or psychiatric distress. With a warm and caring staff dedicated to facilitating recovery, Cedar Hills aims to instill trust and support individuals on their journey to wellness.
Within Cedar Hills’ Mental Health Program, individuals facing severe mental illness find a supportive environment for stabilization and treatment. Led by a physician and an interdisciplinary team, patients receive evidence-based therapies, medication management, and comprehensive education on illness management. The program emphasizes peer learning, coping strategies, and family education, ensuring a holistic approach to recovery. Similarly, Cedar Hills’ Substance Abuse Treatment Program adopts an abstinence-based model, providing detox treatments and evidence-based group therapy to address the root causes of addiction. With a focus on long-term healing, Cedar Hills stands as a vital resource for individuals taking the first step toward recovery.
