Your journey to addiction recovery takes time. If you’ve tried to quit using substances on your own but have not been successful, Roaring Brook Recovery can help. One way we help our participants build a foundation for lasting recovery from addiction and co-occurring mental health concerns is through our partial hospitalization program (PHP). This level of care does not involve any time in an actual hospital—instead, it provides intensive daily treatment in our welcoming rehab center while giving participants the ability to return home each night.
Partial hospitalization program (PHP) is available 5 days a week, 4 hours a day.
At Roaring Brook Recovery, our PHP in Lexington provides participants with the opportunity to receive treatment that is a step down from inpatient care. Our program focuses on helping individuals build skills for recovery and strengthen their support systems in order to establish a foundation for long-term success.
If you’re ready to get started, call 855.590.9944 today. We’re ready to take your call and support your recovery through our personalized addiction treatment services in Kentucky.
What Is a Partial Hospitalization Program?
A PHP is an intensive form of addiction treatment that provides individuals with daily care from our team of expert clinicians. During PHP, participants work with our team to create an individualized treatment plan that meets their needs and helps them reach their recovery goals. Treatment may include individual counseling, group therapy, and other evidence-based treatment approaches.
This approach to recovery provides individuals with the structure and support they need to stay sober while also providing them with a degree of freedom that is not offered in other forms of treatment. PHP is typically recommended for participants who have achieved a certain level of stability in their recovery and are ready to transition out of inpatient care.
At Roaring Brook Recovery, our Lexington partial hospitalization program is typically followed by our intensive outpatient program (IOP).
What to Expect in Our Partial Hospitalization Program
Our PHP takes place five days a week and consists of four hours of programming each day.
We provide multiple evidence-based psychiatric therapies that are designed to promote lasting recovery. Our PHP program can include:
- Trauma therapy – If past traumatic events are contributing to your current issues with addiction, working through this trauma can help you heal and move forward.
- Neurofeedback therapy – This cutting-edge therapy helps individuals gain greater control over their emotions and reactions to high-stress situations.
- Group therapy – Gaining support from others in recovery is an important part of the journey to recovery.
- Experiential therapy – Participating in experiential activities such as art therapy can help participants better understand their emotions and gain insight into their addiction.
- Cognitive-behavioral therapy – This therapy helps participants break self-destructive patterns of thinking and behavior that are maintaining their addiction.
- Family therapy – Addiction affects everyone in the family, so involving family members in treatment can be an important part of recovery.
Every step of the way, our team is here to provide personalized and compassionate care that helps individuals on their path to recovery.
Benefits of a Partial Hospitalization Program
A PHP can provide many benefits to those in recovery, including:
- A safe and supportive environment for recovery
- Individualized treatment plans tailored to your needs
- A structured environment designed for sustained recovery
- The opportunity to practice new skills in a real-world setting
- Access to evidence-based treatment approaches
- The opportunity to build meaningful relationships with others in recovery
- Support from a team of expert clinicians
- A strong foundation for long-term recovery
Whether you’ve just completed inpatient treatment or have been trying to recover on your own, a PHP can provide the support and structure you need to maintain your recovery.