Teen Intensive Outpatient Program
What to Expect:
Therapeutic Freedom TX offers an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for teens struggling with mental health challenges such as depression, anxiety, trauma, or behavioral issues. This program provides a structured and supportive environment where teens receive comprehensive care while still maintaining their daily routines, including living at home and attending school. The IOP includes individual therapy, group therapy, and skill-building sessions to help teens develop healthier coping strategies, build emotional resilience, and improve their relationships with family and peers.
A key component of the program is medication management, ensuring that teens have access to the appropriate medications and professional oversight needed for optimal mental health outcomes. Teens typically enter an IOP when their symptoms are too severe for traditional outpatient care but do not require full hospitalization. This level of care offers intensive support, helping teens stabilize their mental health, improve functioning, and regain control over their lives with a holistic approach to treatment.
IOP for Students Ages 13-17
- Monday – Friday, 5 p.m. – 8 p.m.
- 3 hours of group therapy
- Process Groups
- Psychoeducational Groups
- Skill-Building Groups
- Medication Management
- Completed by a board-certified psychiatrist or psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner
In Person Intensive Outpatient
This program focuses on adolescents who face some issues with their feelings, behaviors, or mental health. This is because it frees the participants to have a structured timetable whereby they are involved in therapy activities on a continual basis, the constant doing of these activities does not mean they rid themselves of other engagements. The membership in that team and the phases of individual, group, and family therapy are also a part of the treatment plan.
Virtual Intensive Outpatient
This treatment program is therefore designed in such a way that it is an online one so that the patients get the same intensity just in case they opted to go into the clinic. Clients are coming in and leaving the therapist’s office through a screen, teenagers use teletherapy and it can be individual, group, and practice. Indeed, it helps those who may be unable to attend the event physically because of the proximity or for other reasons.
Individual Psychotherapy
Counseling is primarily founded on separate meetings that are concerned with providing accommodation for state-of-the-art teens with certain issues that may involve anxiety, depression, trauma, or behavioral issues. A competent counselor assists an adolescent in the process of understanding their cognition, emotions as well as behaviors, and helping manage them includes counseling.
