In Ocklawaha, Florida, The Refuge offers a partial hospitalization program (PHP) for adults 18 years and older dealing with mental health conditions, eating disorders, and substance use difficulties. This PHP shares the campus with our detox and inpatient treatment services but remains a distinct choice, with participants housed separately from those in residential care. Those in the PHP participate in six hours of structured therapy each day, every day of the week, for a maximum of 30 days. A number of participants move into this program after finishing a residential treatment, though some start at this level right away. During sessions, individuals engage in therapies aimed at enhancing knowledge of mental health and addictions, fostering key coping mechanisms, and defining personal goals ahead. They also have access to various recreational options, including yoga sessions, sculpting activities, challenge courses, and canoe trips. Our PHP encourages sustained wellness and readies clients for the transition back to daily routines.
Intensive Outpatient Support
In Ocklawaha, Florida, The Refuge provides an intensive outpatient program (IOP) for adults 18 and older addressing mental health issues, eating disorders, and substance dependencies. This IOP is situated on the same site as our detox and inpatient offerings but operates as an independent pathway, with individuals staying in distinct accommodations away from residential clients. Participants in the IOP attend six hours of focused therapy daily, throughout the week, for up to 30 days. Some join after concluding a residential program, while others enter directly into this care level. In their daily routines, clients take part in therapeutic exercises to gain deeper insights into mental health and substance challenges, cultivate important coping tools, and outline future aspirations. They can also explore a range of engaging activities like yoga, artistic endeavors, outdoor challenges, and boating. Our IOP fosters lasting recovery and helps prepare individuals for life outside of care.
