An Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), like CHC’s RISE, is a critical next step in the healing process after hospitalization. Mental health professionals agree that recovery doesn’t happen overnight—it requires structured, ongoing support to create lasting change.
When you have an infection, the doctor doesn’t just give you one or two doses of antibiotics and send you on your way. You need to take the full course—even once you start feeling better—to prevent a relapse.
The same applies to mental health.
This is where IOP bridges the gap—providing the structure, skills, and professional guidance teens need to build resilience and maintain long-term well-being, not just short-term relief.
At RISE, we know that healing doesn’t just happen in therapy sessions—it happens at home, in families, and through strong support systems. Many parents share feelings of fear and shock after a crisis, unsure of how to navigate parenting a high-risk teen. That’s why we provide parents with support, skills, and a place to be heard just as much as their teens.
When parents are equipped with the right skills, they can provide the support their teen needs to continue healing. At RISE, families grow stronger—together.
Parents and teens practice DBT skills together.
Designed to help parents rebuild their relationship with their teen and navigate high stress moments using DBT skills to reduce future crises.
Ongoing guidance and reassurance.
Some of the interpersonal interactions that this kid is experiencing would have ended spectacularly and instead are being processed and talked through…thank you for giving my amazing kid the opportunity at having a rich life filled with amazing experiences, all…
