Intensive Outpatient Programs
KNECT: Connect. Normalize. Empower. Cope. Thrive.
Where kids connect and resilience begins.
Our KNECT Program (IOP) serves as a crucial step in the continuum of care, offering a higher frequency of treatment sessions in a safe, therapeutic setting. Our multidisciplinary team—including psychiatrists, therapists, and licensed clinical staff—works closely with each individual to create a personalized treatment plan designed to foster stability, insight, and recovery.
A Flexible, Focused Approach
KNECT typically involves 3–5 sessions per week, depending on the individual’s needs. Services may be delivered in-person or virtually, ensuring accessibility while maintaining clinical rigor. Our goal is to support progress in real time while helping individuals remain connected to their daily lives.
Which Level of Care Is Right for You?
We’re here to help. Whether you need traditional therapy, psychiatric support, or a more structured program like IOP, our team will guide you toward the care that fits your needs.
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Talk-based support with a licensed therapist
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Focuses on emotions, behaviors, relationships
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Medication evaluation and prescription
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Ongoing medication management
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Weekly or biweekly appointments
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More than 3 appointments per week
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Structured treatment for moderate to severe symptoms
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Group therapy or skill-building sessions
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Ideal for maintaining daily work/school life
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Designed for crisis stabilization or after hospitalization
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Frequently Asked Questions About KNECT
IOP is a structured treatment program for individuals who need more support than weekly therapy but do not require inpatient hospitalization. It typically includes multiple sessions per week, combining therapy, psychiatric care, and skill-building in a coordinated plan.
KNECT is ideal for adolescents and young adults experiencing moderate to severe mental health symptoms—such as depression, anxiety, mood instability, or behavioral concerns—who still need to stay engaged in school, work, or family life.
Most KNECT participants attend between 3 to 5 sessions per week. The exact schedule depends on individual clinical needs and may include a mix of individual therapy, group sessions, and psychiatric check-ins.
While therapy and psychiatry typically involve one appointment per week or month, KNECT offers a higher level of care with more frequent contact, structured support, and coordination across disciplines—all without requiring full-time hospitalization.
Yes. Medication evaluation and ongoing management are often integrated into KNECT treatment plans, provided by licensed psychiatric professionals.
Yes. One of the benefits of KNECT is that it allows participants to receive intensive care while maintaining responsibilities at school, work, or home. Scheduling is often flexible to accommodate daily routines.
The duration of KNECT varies based on individual progress and treatment goals. Many participants engage in the program for several weeks to a few months, with regular reassessment along the way.
In some cases, yes. Depending on clinical appropriateness and availability, virtual KNECT sessions may be offered to increase accessibility and maintain continuity of care.
No formal referral is required. You can reach out to our team directly for an initial consultation or psychiatric evaluation to determine if KNECT is the right fit for you.
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