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Partial Hospitalization Program

Support for Recovery During the Day

Ashley Addiction Treatment’s Partial Hospitalization Program, or PHP, offers a high level of support for adults who need more structure in their recovery while continuing to live at home or in another supportive setting.

PHP takes place during the day, with participants returning home afterward. It can be a helpful next step after residential treatment, a starting point in the recovery journey, or an option for people who need extra help during a difficult time in recovery.

The program gives you time and space to focus on your recovery while staying connected to your everyday life. You can work on the challenges that brought you to treatment, build practical skills, connect with others, and create a plan for moving forward.

What Happens in the Partial Hospitalization Program?

PHP includes group counseling, individual support, and help connecting with services that can support your recovery. Your treatment plan is built around your needs, goals, strengths, and what is happening in your life.

Your care may include:

  • Group counseling and educational groups
  • Individual counseling
  • Help creating and updating your treatment plan
  • Recovery planning and support for preventing a return to use
  • Support for mental health concerns that may affect recovery
  • Family support or family therapy, when it is helpful and appropriate
  • Help connecting with medical, mental health, and community services
  • Medications for Substance Use Disorder, including support coordinating with qualified medical providers when medication may be helpful
  • Overdose-prevention education and naloxone training
  • Help finding and strengthening recovery supports in your community

You will work with a team of counselors, nursing staff, and other treatment professionals. Your services will be based on what you need—not a one-size-fits-all program.

PHP Schedule

PHP is a weekday daytime program, and lunch is provided for all participants.

ProgramCurrent group hours
Partial Hospitalization ProgramMonday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m.

Lunch is provided

Individual appointments and the length of time you spend in PHP are based on your needs and treatment plan. Your team will check in with you regularly and adjust your care as you make progress or need additional support.

Program hours may change. Please contact Ashley to confirm the current schedule and availability.

Who Can Benefit From PHP?

PHP may be a good fit for adults who need more support than standard outpatient counseling but do not need to stay overnight in residential or inpatient treatment.

PHP may help if you:

  • Need a regular daytime schedule that helps you stay focused on recovery
  • Want frequent support from counselors and a recovery-focused group
  • Are leaving residential treatment and want continued structure and connection
  • Are dealing with cravings, stress, mental health concerns, relationship challenges, or other situations that are making recovery harder
  • Are ready to take part in groups, meet with your treatment team, and work toward your recovery goals
  • Have a safe plan and appropriate support outside of program hours, or are willing to work with the team to build one

The first step is an assessment. Ashley’s team will talk with you about what is going on in your life, what support you need, and whether PHP is likely to be helpful.

A recommendation is not based only on your diagnosis, how long you have used substances, whether you have been in treatment before, or whether you have had a return to use. It is based on the full picture of what you need right now.

Moving Forward in Recovery

Recovery needs can change, and treatment should change with them. Some people begin in PHP and move to IOP or outpatient services as they build stability and feel more confident managing recovery outside of treatment.

Others may need more support at different points in their recovery. If your needs change, your treatment team can talk with you about the next best step.

The goal is not to finish treatment in a certain number of days. The goal is to make sure you have the support, skills, connections, and plan you need to keep moving forward.

Find Out Whether PHP Is Right for You

If you or someone you care about needs structured daytime support for substance use or related mental health concerns, Ashley’s admissions team can answer your questions and help arrange an assessment.