Mental healthcare
for young adults

You will have 10+ hours of treatment a week. Groups run on weeknight evenings, 6:00 to 7:30pm and 7:45 to 9:15pm, alongside individual therapy and family sessions. Evening scheduling is deliberate, so you can keep school, work, and family going while you get real treatment.

It is built for people who need more than weekly therapy but do not need inpatient care. If you are struggling to keep up day to day, if therapy once a week is not moving things, or if you are stepping down from a higher level of care, this is the level that fits.

We work with commercial insurance plans in every state we serve, and we accept TriCare. We do not accept Medicaid or Medicare. Our admissions team verifies your benefits before you start, so you know what to expect rather than being surprised later.

Florida, California, Arizona, Texas, Indiana, South Carolina, and North Carolina.

Groups are small, usually 10 to 13 people, and you stay with the same group the whole way through. That is the part that matters: the same faces every session, so trust actually builds and you are not reintroducing yourself to a rotating room each week. Real connection is what makes group work.

Yes. The same therapist stays with you from pre-admission through intake, groups, individual sessions, and family work. You are not handed between clinicians or repeating your story to someone new, so nothing gets lost along the way.

You do not just get discharged. You can step down into outpatient care with us and join our alumni program, so support tapers gradually before you transition back to your own therapist.

We work alongside your own psychiatrist and primary care provider as one coordinated team, so everyone treating you is working from the same picture. If you do not have a psychiatrist, we will refer you to one.

Yes, the program is fully virtual, which is what makes evening scheduling and consistent attendance realistic. Where it is available, we can also arrange in-person outpatient support.