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Our Partial Hospitalization Programs
Bridging the Gaps is dedicated to assisting individuals with substance use disorders in accessing the treatment services they deserve. Our partial hospitalization program (PHP), also known as day treatment, embodies our commitment to comprehensive care and provides a rigorous alternative for those who may benefit from a non-residential program due to their unique needs and circumstances.
Our Partial Hospitalization Programs
Bridging the Gaps is dedicated to assisting individuals with substance use disorders in accessing the treatment services they deserve. Our partial hospitalization program (PHP), also known as day treatment, embodies our commitment to comprehensive care and provides a rigorous alternative for those who may benefit from a non-residential program due to their unique needs and circumstances.
Day Treatment for Addiction
What is a Partial Hospitalization Program?
Our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) offers a seamless transition from residential to outpatient care, minimizing care level drop risks. This structured program option allows individuals to engage in evidence-based therapies from 8:45 am to 5:00 pm, five days a week, without an overnight stay. Clients can live at home or in supported sober living, receiving personalized treatment in individual and group settings.
What is Supported Sober Living?
Bridging the Gap Between Inpatient & Outpatient Treatments
Our PHP treatment is uniquely combined with supported sober living, offering an unmatched recovery experience. This integrated approach provides essential support for early recovery and relapse prevention. Our sober living houses ensure accountability while clients engage in deep emotional therapy to process past traumas. Residents enjoy structured freedom, with safety measures like breathalyzer and urine screenings, fostering reintegration into everyday life with support and security.
Structured Healing
The Benefits of Partial Hospitalization
Crafting a Healthy Recovery
Our Holistic Treatment Methods for Addiction
Explore our comprehensive suite of holistic treatment methods designed to support a healthy recovery from addiction.
12 Step Meetings
Alcoholic Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meetings follow a 12-step program that helps individuals develop coping mechanisms and strategies for managing their addiction in a healthy way.
AcuDetox
Acudetox (auricular detoxification) is a therapeutic technique that involves the application of acupuncture or acupressure to specific points on the ear to help detoxify the body and calm the nervous system.
Amino Acid Therapy
Amino acid therapy uses specific amino acids, which are the building blocks of proteins, to help regulate brain chemistry and alleviate cravings and other discomfort associated with addiction and early recovery.
Group Education
Group education allows clients to learn more about the disease of addiction and develop cognitive and behavioral tools to avoid relapse, mend relationships, and establish healthy habits in recovery.
Group Psychotherapy &
Individual Sessions
Group psychotherapy is a small group of clients, led by a trained clinician, who come together to share their struggles, emotions, and experiences. Individual sessions allow clients to work with their assigned counselor to explore these themes further. Together, these approaches foster connection, mutual support, and deeper self-awareness while providing tailored strategies for personal growth and healing.
Polyvagal Theory
Polyvagal Theory explores how the autonomic nervous system influences emotional regulation, social connection, and stress responses. The theory identifies everyone has three primary states: the safe and connected "ventral vagal" state, the mobilized, fight-or-flight "sympathetic" state, and the immobilized, shutdown "dorsal vagal" state. Trauma can wire our brain for survival versus connection. Understanding these states can help individuals and clinicians address trauma, improve self-regulation and connection, and foster resilience in therapeutic settings.
Nutrition Education
Nutrition education teaches our clients the importance of a healthy and balanced diet, as well as how certain foods can impact their physical and mental health. It also addresses the specific dietary needs of those struggling with addiction, such as vitamin deficiencies or food sensitivities that may contribute to cravings and relapse. By learning to make mindful food choices, clients can support their recovery, improve energy levels, and foster overall well-being as part of a holistic approach to healing.
Brainspotting
Brainspotting is a therapeutic approach that identifies, processes, and releases emotional pain and trauma stored in the body and brain. Developed by Dr. David Grand, it uses a client’s eye position to locate "brainspots," which are linked to unresolved trauma or distress. By focusing on these spots in a safe, supportive setting, clients can access deeper emotional processing, facilitating healing and greater self-awareness. Brainspotting is particularly effective for individuals struggling with trauma, anxiety, addiction, and other emotional challenges.
Evidence-Based Practices
How Are Partial Hospitalization Programs Effective?
The intention of admitting an individual into this flexible intermediate level of care is to provide a treatment plan that matches services with a person’s level of need, so that people receive the proper degree of treatment intensity. Clients engage in a minimum of six hours of programming, five days a week to fully immerse them in the proven healing modalities that support a client’s ability to stay sober.
Our Partial Hospitalization Community
Inside Bridging the Gaps
Clients engaged in this treatment option are embedded into the same community as our residential clients. The primary difference between the residential structure and PHP structure is where the client resides and the amount of autonomy they have outside of the clinical day. PHP clients engage in education and group therapy in the morning with their peers. The afternoon is filled with a rotational schedule of individual therapy, medical appointments, neurofeedback, DBT sessions, big book, creative expressions, music therapy, meditation, spirituality, living skills, cooking classes, acudetox, exercise, and yoga. The full PHP program takes place in our clinical building.
Learn What Sets Us Apart
The BTG Difference
Roots of Addiction
In order to create a healthy, sustainable recovery from drugs and alcohol, it is important to address the root cause. So our partial hospitalization services includes rebalancing brain chemistry, utilizing comprehensive psychotherapy, implementing proper nutrition, and nourishing one’s spirituality.
Long-Term Care
Our long-term continuum of care allows our clients to progress through our program at a pace that fits the severity of their disease, allowing them adequate time to heal that is unique to their individual situation. Research has shown that clients who stay engaged in treatment for longer have better long-term results once treatment is completed.
Sober Living
Our supportive sober living allows clients to reintegrate into society safely, allowing them to utilize their newly-acquired life skills and coping mechanisms in everyday situations as they continue to benefit from a sober community. Our 3 residences provide the comforts of home with added support and accountability.
Timely Treatment Intervention
When to Begin Partial Hospitalization for Addiction
Our PHP program is designed for clients transitioning directly from home or from residential care. We conduct a thorough bio-psycho-social assessment to verify if PHP suits their needs, considering factors like withdrawal risks, mental and medical health, motivation, and environmental stability. For clients from residential treatment, readiness involves effective group interaction, compliance with rules, and completion of key program milestones.
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FAQs
Find answers to commonly asked questions about addiction and recovery.
What is the difference between partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient treatment?
The titles of outpatient treatment can be confusing. Partial hospitalization (PHP) has nothing to do with being in a hospital, and intensive outpatient treatment (IOP) is actually less intensive than PHP. Our PHP program involves a minimum of 6 hours a day and includes all of our holistic modalities, medical support, education and therapy. IOP, on the other hand, requires a minimum of 3 hours a day and the focus is on education and therapy only.
How long does partial hospitalization last?
Each client’s journey through treatment will be unique. Our programs are open-ended depending on the needs of the client. We evaluate readiness for transition or discharge as the client progresses through the program. On average, clients spend 4 – 6 weeks at this level of care.
Does partial hospitalization assist with co-occurring disorders?
Often, clients presenting for addictions treatment also struggle with co-occurring mental health symptoms like anxiety, depression, PTSD, ADHD, and personality disorders. These co-occurring disorders can complicate the recovery process so it is important to treat both simultaneously to ensure the best outcomes. Our PHP program is intentionally designed to address the root cause of the addiction and enhance the quality of long term sobriety. We provide comprehensive and integrated care tailored to the individual’s needs in order to manage mental health symptoms, enhance coping mechanisms and improve resiliency so as to alleviate the emotional pain that drives the desire to self-medicate with substances of abuse.
Insurance
Your Addiction Treatment Could Be Covered
If you do not see your provider listed, please contact us to learn more about obtaining coverage. We do not accept Medicaid at this time.
Contact Us
Reach Out to Us
We welcome you to call our Admissions Director, Sue Dennis, at (540) 535-1111 to discuss admitting yourself or a loved one fortreatment. However, if you would first like us to verify your insurance, use this form or get in touch via phone or email.