About our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
for Adolescents and Young Adults (12-22)

Evidence-Based Treatment

  • Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) Therapy: The most effective treatment for OCD, ERP helps patients gradually confront anxiety-provoking situations while resisting compulsive behaviors, reducing fear over time.

  • Supportive Parenting for Anxious Childhood Emotions (SPACE): This parent-focused intervention equips caregivers with strategies to reduce accommodation behaviors that reinforce anxiety, fostering greater independence in their child.

Comprehensive, Interdisciplinary, Treatment:

In addition to our IOP, OAC offers a variety of therapy and treatment options tailored to meet the unique needs of adolescents and their families:

  • Individual Therapy: One-on-one sessions to develop strategies, build resilience, and address each patient’s specific challenges.

  • Family Therapy: Collaborative sessions that enhance family dynamics, improve communication, and strengthen support systems to create a more therapeutic home environment.

  • Parent Coaching: Education and support for parents, equipping them with tools to effectively manage their child’s anxiety and OCD symptoms.

  • Occupational Therapy: Targeted interventions to support patients in developing daily living skills, improving sensory regulation, and increasing independence across home, school, and social settings.

  • Education/Academic Coaching: Personalized support to build academic confidence, strengthen organization and time management skills, and help adolescents navigate school-related stress with greater ease.

  • Medication Management: Our psychiatric providers collaborate closely with the clinical team, clients, and families to ensure medications are thoughtfully prescribed and regularly monitored as part of a comprehensive care plan. Medication management is provided as part of our wraparound services to support adolescents and young adults in achieving meaningful, lasting progress.

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