Mental Health Intensive Outpatient Program (M.H.I.O.P) provides youth with a supportive and structured after school program to address emotional and/or behavioral issues. Through individual and group counseling, family therapy, and skill development to support peer socialization, participants learn coping skills and address self destructive patterns, while remaining in their normal environments. Youth with mental health and/or behavioral health issues are eligible for this program.

Substance Abuse Intensive Outpatient Program (S.A.I.O.P.) provides a supportive and structured after school program to address substance abuse issues. Participants gain individual and family therapy and group counseling to prevent relapse, develop coping skills, understand personal triggers, and identify self destructive patterns while remaining in their normal environments. This program utilizes 12 Step Programming, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and the Recovery Model. Youth with substance abuse issues are eligible for this program.

Partial Hospitalization Program (P.H.P) is an intensive extension of the I.O.P. programs. Participants are required to attend six hours a day, five days a week, Monday through Friday.

Individual and Family Counseling services are provided by our Master Level therapists, both on site and in the client's home. Group Counseling is only offered at The New Foundation and addresses survivors and anger management issues.

For more information or to refer someone to one of the programs, contact intake at 480.945.3302 x125 or email admissions@thenewfoundation.org