Teen Outpatient Services
Flexible support from compassionate, experienced care teams
Evidence-based outpatient behavioral health services help your teen reach their full potential for health and well-being while being able to participate in family, school, or work activities.
Individualized Care from Our Teen Outpatient Services
On your teen’s mental health journey, it’s important to understand the options for making sure their treatment and medication needs are met. Teens in outpatient care are healthy and stable enough to return to work, school, or home after their regular in-person or virtual therapy sessions. Patients and care teams work together to determine the length of treatment based on individual progress and situations.
Varying outpatient services provide solutions for multiple mental health concerns.
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Our Teen Outpatient Services
Our outpatient programs go beyond addressing behavioral health by prioritizing each patient’s clinical needs, living situation, and other conditions that may impact their wellness journeys.
Benefits of Outpatient Behavioral Health Treatment for Teens
- Flexibility – Outpatient services allow individuals to continue their daily lives while receiving treatment, including attending work or school.
- Support system – Teens have the opportunity to practice newly acquired skills and techniques in a supportive environment with their family and friends.
- Continuity of care – Patients and families receive consistent care from informed providers, promoting a more personalized and effective approach to wellness.
- Individualized treatment – Outpatient services are tailored to meet the specific needs and goals of each individual, leading to better outcomes.
- Virtual options – Patients in some states can access therapy, psychiatric evaluations, and medication management via a HIPAA-compliant telehealth visit with a provider.
Treatment Phases
Studies show that teens who utilize outpatient services are more likely to maintain progress in their mental health journey. Learning coping skills during outpatient treatment is vital when reintegrating into daily life, as facing triggers becomes unavoidable.
Partial Hospitalization Program
- Intensive Care -
This program provides structured therapy and medication management for approximately six to seven hours a day, five days a week.
Intensive Outpatient Program
- Gradual Transition -
This program typically provides comprehensive services for three hours a day, five days a week. Patients can resume work or school while receiving treatment.
Outpatient Services
- True Flexibility -
These services provide ongoing support, which may include meeting with a psychiatric provider to discuss and ensure medication management plans are effective.
Discover how teen outpatient services can help your child today.
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Discover how teen outpatient services can help your child today.
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What We Treat
Evidence-based outpatient services for challenges like:
- Anxiety disorder or obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
- Trauma, including posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
- Depression or other mood disorders
- Addiction and substance use
- Eating disorders
Paying for Teen Outpatient Services
Paying for Outpatient Services
We want your family to have access to high-quality outpatient services that fit your financial and insurance coverage situation. It’s our goal to help you through the billing and insurance process as best as possible. If your teen is not yet a current patient at Rogers Behavioral Health and you are worried about how you’re going to cover the cost of treatment, please contact us now. We can help you determine how your insurance benefits could apply to treatment and whether you may qualify for financial assistance based on your circumstances.
Wellness Starts Here
Help your teen discover their inner strength to transcend challenges and begin a transformative journey toward well-being. Reach out to Rogers today so they can take that courageous first step toward a brighter, healthier future.
