Admissions Monday through Friday.
IOP and PHP Therapeutic Support.
Frequently Asked
You don't need the right words or to have it figured out before you call. Here are the answers people ask us most.
Questions? We've got you.
What is IOP — and what's PHP?
IOP (Intensive Outpatient Program): 3–5 days per week, about 9–15 hours of care, typically ~12 weeks, with morning, evening, and Saturday options so you keep living your life. PHP (Partial Hospitalization Program): a higher level — 5 days per week, 20–30 hours, typically ~8 weeks, in person. Both are "outpatient," meaning you go home each day. If you're not sure which fits, that's our job to figure out with you.
Who do you serve?
Teens (13–17), adults (18 and up), and a dedicated program for Veterans and First Responders. We treat depression, anxiety, trauma and PTSD, life transitions, and more.
Do you accept my insurance?
We're in-network with major plans including Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Evernorth, and Curative, plus EAPs through ComPsych and Mines & Associates. Payment plans are available. Call (817) 592-2500 and we'll verify your specific coverage and copay.
How fast can I get in?
Admissions typically within 24–48 hours, Monday through Friday. No multi-week waitlists. When you're ready, we move fast.
What does a typical day look like?
A mix of group therapy, individual therapy, family therapy, medication management, and case management — all under one roof. Small, intimate groups, never a factory floor.
Is virtual available?
Yes. Our full IOP is available virtually to any Texas resident — same care, same team, no commute.
What about teens — do parents attend?
Family involvement is built into our Teen IOP. Teens are in their own age-specific groups, never mixed with adults, and scheduling protects school attendance.
Do you treat Veterans specifically?
Yes — a dedicated Veterans & First Responders program with its own group and schedule, led by clinicians trained in CPT and EMDR, and founded by a Veteran (our CEO, Aqueelah R. Collier).
What times do groups usually meet?
We run morning and evening groups so you don't have to choose between treatment and the rest of your life. Morning groups typically meet 10:00am–1:00pm, and evening groups typically meet 5:00pm–8:00pm. We also offer Saturday groups.Most people attend three to five days a week depending on their treatment plan, and you'll know your exact schedule before you start. If your availability changes partway through — a new shift, a school schedule, a work trip — tell us. We'd rather move you to a different track than lose you entirely. Our PHP program runs a fuller day, five days a week. If PHP is the right level of care for you, we'll walk you through that schedule during your assessment.