ADHD Treatment Programs in California
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Initial Assessment
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Our PHP and IOP programs were developed with the full continuum of care in mind. Both programs provide individual therapy, group therapy, holistic therapies, and case management sessions.
Our programs are proven to help you understand your ADHD, how to manage it, and develop a network of connection and community amongst individuals experiencing ADHD symptoms.
PHP
- 2-4 weeks of treatment
- 5 days per week
- 6 hours per day
Monday through Friday
IOP
- 6-8 weeks of treatment
- 3 days a week
- 3 hours per day
You are free to identify the days that support your schedule, Monday through Friday
What to Expect with PHP and IOP for ADHD
When you start at the PHP level, after successful treatment, you will transition to the IOP treatment program. As you find success in IOP, you will then graduate from the program and join our amazing alumni network of support and guidance from others within the community. In each program, you will work with a case manager, an individual therapist, a group therapist, and a holistic practitioner who will develop the perfect treatment schedule to heal your symptoms related to ADHD. These programs include:
Individual Therapy
Our therapists will determine which type of therapy is best for you, such as cognitive behavior therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) therapy, somatic therapy, and gestalt therapy.
Medication Management
Case Management
Group Therapy
We believe in the power of peer support and holding space for others to express their feelings in a safe and nurturing environment. These group sessions also focus on life skills, process experiences, discussing challenges, and learning coping strategies to manage ADHD symptoms while receiving support from the group.
Holistic Groups
Virtual/Online IOP ADHD Programs
Our Outpatient PHP and IOP Programs for ADHD
Our Residential Mental Health Treatment for ADHD
For more severe symptoms of ADHD that are affecting your day to day life, we offer ADHD treatment in our residential mental health treatment facilities. You’ll experience an elevated version of our outpatient programs with more sessions including daily reflections, as well as round the clock staff support.
Our residential facilities provide semi-private bedrooms, fresh meals catered to your palette, and outings to enjoy the beautiful Southern California weather. In a residential setting, your ADHD symptoms can be monitored by our staff to develop a treatment plan for you to cope with ADHD when you get back to your life.
Types of ADHD
Our clinicians have extensive experience helping people just like you with ADHD. Help starts with diagnosing the type of ADHD and managing symptoms. Types of ADHD include:
- ADHD, combined – The most common type, you may have symptoms of impulsivity and hyperactivity, including having issues paying attention, and being easily distracted.
- ADHD, impulsive/hyperactive – The least common type, you may make impulsive decisions and be hyperactive, but may have no trouble paying attention.
- ADHD, inattentive and distractible – This type of ADHD often shows forgetting things and being easily distracted. You can easily be misdiagnosed with this type as an adult as having anxiety or a mood disorder.
You might also have ADHD with other conditions such as learning disabilities,, or trauma-related experiences. We are here to help you manage your ADHD symptoms and get you back on track in a tailored program that fits your unique needs.
If your ADHD is contributing to substance use issues, we will support you in managing those symptoms as well. Our dual-diagnosis treatment settings offer comprehensive treatment that is specialized to fit your individualized needs. We have programs that provide dual diagnosis treatment in an outpatient or residential setting for both your ADHD and substance use.
Our Other Services
We provide the full spectrum of treatment for mental health and substance use disorders including anxiety, depression, OCD, alcohol and drug addiction. Learn more about our other services:
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the most effective treatment for ADHD?
The most effective treatment for ADHD is most commonly a combination of medication and therapy. Depending on the severity of your condition, our mental health specialist will work with you to determine the best ADHD treatment program to help ease your symptoms. Read more about ADHD Therapy in our blog.
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What’s the best medication for ADHD?
The best and most common medication prescribed for ADHD symptoms are stimulants. Depending on your personal symptoms, working with a mental health professional will determine which medication will work best for you.
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What causes ADHD?
Although there is not a defined cause of ADHD, there are countless studies that have found evidence of genetics, brain chemistry and physical factors from birth can all contribute to your ADHD.
