Mental Health Groups
A mental health group is a therapeutic setting where individuals come together under the guidance of a trained clinician to discuss, explore, and work through emotional or psychological challenges. These groups can be held in outpatient clinics, hospitals, schools, residential settings, or community centers. Support healing and growth through shared experiences, Build coping skills and insight into thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, Reduce isolation and foster connection and Provide structure and accountability in a safe, guided environment
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Loch Raven Office
Baltimore, MD 21218
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Partial Hospitalization Groups
A Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) group is a structured, intensive outpatient treatment setting where individuals receive comprehensive mental health care during the day but return home in the evenings. These groups are common for people who need more support than traditional outpatient therapy but don't require 24-hour inpatient care. Typically runs 5 days a week, about 4–6 hours per day. Includes a mix of group therapy, individual therapy, psychiatric care, and sometimes family therapy. Patients follow a daily schedule with breaks, meals, and structured therapeutic activities.
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Intensive Outpatient Groups
An Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) group is a step down from partial hospitalization, offering structured, therapeutic support a few times per week while allowing individuals to maintain more of their daily routines (like school, work, or family life). It's ideal for those who don’t need the intensity of PHP but still require more than weekly outpatient therapy. Typically 3–5 days a week, for about 3 hours per day Often scheduled in the morning, afternoon, or evening to accommodate school/work Can run for a set number of weeks (e.g., 6–12 weeks), or more flexibly.