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IOP and PHP Therapeutic Support.
Our Programs · Mansfield, TX
Intensive Outpatient (IOP) & PHP in Mansfield, Texas.
An Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) provides structured mental-health treatment three to five days a week while you live at home and keep your routine. Therapeutic Freedom TX offers IOP and a higher-level PHP for teens, adults, Veterans, and First Responders in Mansfield — with morning, evening, and Saturday options and admissions within 24–48 hours.
Our programs are built for the moments when weekly therapy stops being enough. If any of these sound familiar, IOP or PHP may be the right next step.
Care for what you're actually facing.
Symptoms & Conditions We Treat
TEENS · AGES 13–17
When weekly therapy isn't enough.
A dedicated teen-only program built around adolescents — never mixed with adults. Small, age-specific groups with family therapy built into the work, so healing happens for the whole household, not just the hour.
- Dedicated teen-only groups — never mixed with adults
- Family therapy built into the program
- Evening & Saturday options — school stays intact
- 3–5 days per week
- Virtual or in-person
ADULTS · AGES 18+
Life doesn't stop for your healing.
Structured, evidence-based care for depression, anxiety, PTSD, trauma, and life transitions — delivered in hours that fit around work and family, so recovery moves forward with your life instead of pausing it.
- 3–5 days per week
- 9 - 15 hours weekly
- 12 weeks
- Evening & Saturday sessions available
- In-person in Mansfield or fully virtual
- FMLA documentation available
- Dedicated group — never mixed with civilians
- CPT (Cognitive Processing Therapy) for PTSD
- Veteran-connected, lived-experience leadership
- Trauma-informed for combat & occupational stress
A dedicated group for military, law enforcement, fire, EMS, dispatch, and corrections — your own group, your own times, never mixed. Clinicians trained in CPT for combat- and occupation-related PTSD. CEO Aqueelah R. Collier is a U.S. military Veteran who built this program from lived experience.
Built by someone who's been there.
VETERANS & FIRST RESPONDERS
Five days a week, up to 30 hours, typically over 8 weeks — in-person at our Mansfield location. Designed for those stepping down from inpatient treatment or who need more than IOP can offer, with a clear step-down path into IOP as you stabilize.
The highest level of outpatient care.
Partial Hospitalization Program
What getting started actually looks like.
What to expect
Meet the team →
Medically reviewed by Dr. Surin Sehdev, MD · Last updated July 2026
Therapeutic Freedom TX was co-founded by Dr. Kierra Lloyd and Aqueelah R. Collier, LCSW-S. The people who run this practice are the same clinicians who sit with patients in the room — accountable for the care, not just the business.
Clinician-owned, clinician-led.
Thoughtful Team, Proven results
Can't make it in person? Our virtual IOP is available to all Texas residents, so you can get the same structured care from anywhere in the state.
305 Regency Pkwy., Ste. 805, Mansfield, TX 76063
We serve Mansfield and the greater Dallas–Fort Worth area from our Regency Parkway location — with easy access for families in Arlington, Grand Prairie, Cedar Hill, and Midlothian.
Right here in Mansfield.
Serving Mansfield & DFW
Most PPO plans cover IOP and PHP — call and we'll verify your specific coverage and copay. Flexible payment plans are available if you're paying out of pocket.
We're in-network with most major insurers and partner with leading employee assistance programs (EAPs), so quality mental-health care stays within reach.
We work with your insurance.
Insurance & Cost
Common Questions
Questions people always ask.
What's the difference between IOP and PHP?
What's the difference between IOP and PHP?
PHP (Partial Hospitalization Program) is the higher level of care — 5 days a week, 20–30 hours, typically around 8 weeks, in person. IOP (Intensive Outpatient Program) is a step down — 3 to 5 days a week, about 9–15 hours, over roughly 12 weeks, in person or virtual. Many people start in PHP and step down into IOP as they stabilize.
How many days a week is IOP?
How many days a week is IOP?
IOP runs 3 to 5 days a week, usually about 9–15 hours total, over roughly 12 weeks. We offer morning (10 a.m. to 1 p.m.), evening (5 p.m. to 8 p.m.), and Saturday options so you can keep working, studying, or caring for your family while you're in treatment.
Do you take my insurance?
Do you take my insurance?
We're in-network with Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Evernorth, and Curative, and we work with EAPs like ComPsych and Mines & Associates. Most PPO plans cover IOP and PHP. Call us and we'll verify your specific benefits and copay before you start.
How fast can I start?
How fast can I start?
Most admissions happen within 24 to 48 hours — no multi-week waitlists. Call us, complete a brief screening, and we'll verify your coverage and get you scheduled quickly.
Is virtual IOP available?
Is virtual IOP available?
Yes. Our virtual IOP is available to all Texas residents, so you can take part from home or anywhere in the state. Teen and adult IOP are both offered virtually or in person at our Mansfield location.
What about teens — do parents attend?
What about teens — do parents attend?
Yes. Family therapy is built into our Teen IOP, so parents and caregivers are part of the work — not left in the waiting room. Teens are placed in dedicated, age-specific groups and are never mixed with adults, with morning, evening, and Saturday options so school stays intact.
Do you have a program specifically for Veterans?
Do you have a program specifically for Veterans?
Yes. We run a dedicated group for Veterans and First Responders — military, law enforcement, fire, EMS, dispatch, and corrections — that's never mixed with civilians. Our clinicians are trained in CPT and EMDR for combat- and occupation-related PTSD, and our CEO is a U.S. military Veteran who built the program from lived experience.
What times do IOP and PHP groups usually meet?
What times do IOP groups usually meet?
Morning IOP groups typically meet from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and evening groups meet from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., with Saturday groups available. Most people attend IOP 3–5 days a week. PHP groups start at the same time, but run an hour later for extra care. Most people attend PHP 5 days a week.