Texas Women’s Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)

What is PHP? 

Partial hospitalization programs (PHPs) are considered the most intensive form of day treatment. They provide women with continued drug and alcohol treatment while allowing them to reside at home or in supportive or sober housing. 

Our PHP Services

The Fullbrook Center proudly offers an expansive PHP program tailored for women, allowing them the flexibility to reside at home or in a sober living environment as they progress in their treatment journey. Beyond conventional talk therapy, our PHP encompasses a comprehensive approach to healing, integrating holistic therapies, wellness, and medication management to enrich our clients’ recovery process. This ensures that women participating in our PHP receive the same degree of support as they would in inpatient treatment, facilitating a smoother transition back into their daily routines after completing our residential treatment program.

Our women’s PHP program offers various evidence-based therapies and holistic treatment options, including: 

• Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
• Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
• Dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT)
• Trauma therapy
• Experiential therapy
• Psychodrama
• Art therapy
• Brainspotting
• Breathwork
• Wellness
• 12 step principles
• Relapse prevention strategies
• Mindfulness practices
• Addiction education
• Individual therapy
• Group therapy

This comprehensive approach addresses the physical, psychological, and emotional aspects of alcohol and drug abuse, ensuring a holistic recovery process.

How is PHP Different From Outpatient and Inpatient Programs?

Compared to traditional outpatient treatment, PHPs offer a higher level of care, providing more support and structure. PHP bridges the gap between inpatient and outpatient care, allowing clients to receive intensive treatment while continuing to engage in everyday life activities. 

While inpatient programs require women to reside at the facility, PHPs provide flexibility by enabling participants to return home or to sober housing after treatment sessions. This unique blend of structured care and independence makes PHPs ideal for those seeking evidence-based therapy and support after completing their residential commitment.

Benefits of Partial Hospitalization Programs for Women

A partial hospitalization program (PHP) offers numerous advantages for women seeking addiction treatment.

• Flexibility: Clients can maintain their work or family responsibilities while receiving several hours of intensive care, making treatment more accessible.
• Accountability: The structured treatment environment in PHPs fosters accountability, promoting adherence to the recovery journey. 
• Intensive Care: PHP is a step above an intensive outpatient program in the continuum of care. A partial hospitalization program offers outpatient clients the needed structure to help them maintain sobriety.
• Therapeutic Modalities: Partial hospitalization rehab integrates various therapies, such as individual and group therapy, ensuring a well-rounded approach to recovery.

PHP acts as a critical bridge in the continuum of care, offering the structure and support needed to foster and maintain sobriety, making it an invaluable resource for those committed to their recovery journey.

How Long Does PHP Treatment Last?

At The Fullbrook Center, we emphasize the personalized nature of our PHP program for women in Kerrville, Texas. Instead of prescribing a fixed duration, each client collaborates closely with her therapist to establish the length of time needed for PHP treatment, tailored to her unique recovery needs. This approach ensures that every woman embarks on a path to success, meticulously crafted to support her individual journey. 

Our PHP is designed to offer intensive support, adapting to each client’s specific circumstances, whether it includes sober housing for a more immersive treatment experience or specialized care for those with dual diagnoses. Our goal is to provide a nurturing environment that addresses addiction and mental health challenges together, paving the way for more effective and personalized recovery outcomes.