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888-710-PAND (7263)

Our Care Focuses 
on Cognitive Remediation. 

By offering a uniquely specialized four-month IOP and long-term aftercare, our clients achieve functional recovery that defies national statistics for people with a psychotic disorder.

Intensive Day Treatment and Aftercare

Sructured, Immersive Therapy is more likely to result in Better Recovery


The program begins with intensive day treatment starting with 5 hours of treatment per day, 3 days per week. Programming extends an additional 7 hours per week based on a Clubhouse model for social interaction and training. In additional, families and caregivers receive 1 hours weekly of  Family Behavioral Therapy. 


Our 4-month intensive and augmented coordinated specialty care program includes weekly individual therapy and small cohort groups, allowing focus on the remediation of the many cognitive and social deficits prevalent in young adults and those with later-stage psychosis. We stress independent life skills, social cognition, and appropriate personal interactions, in addition to executive functioning, improved social awareness, planning skills, distress tolerance, and individual engagement in treatment. 

Components of the Program

Cognitive Health
We offer state-of-the-art treatment for the cognitive symptoms common in people with with psychotic illnesses. Here, individuals who are experiencing cognitive problems can receive treatment to improve their thinking skills.
Social Cognition & Social Skills

Our programs focus on practical skills that support real-life goals. Through our Clubhouse program, participants strengthen social connections and enhance social thinking, key components of everyday functioning.

Executive Functioning
We have designed our daily programming to target the common impairment in the cognitive skills known as executive functions, which is an umbrella term for the regulation of the working memory, reasoning, mental flexibility, planning, execution, and problem solving. 
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First Episode Treatment

Early or first-episode psychosis refers to when a person first shows signs of losing contact with reality. Connecting a person with the right treatment during early psychosis can alter the course of illness and reduce the risk of long term disability.

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Treatment for Psychosis
Personalized treatment programs that include individual and group-based treatments so clients learn skills to manage delusions and hallucinations by reality-testing and social cognition, thereby decreasing distress and reducing interference with everyday functioning. 
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Supported Education & Employment
Many adults with psychosis experience an interruption of their educational and work plans. Supported education and employment is a foundational pillar of interventions we employ through our intensive and aftercare programs, increasing our clients' successful reintegration in school and work.
Cognitive Assessment

A neuropsychological or cognitive assessment evaluates how a person thinks, learns, and behaves. This process helps understand how brain injuries, medical conditions, or mental health issues may impact memory, attention, and other cognitive abilities.

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Symptom Management

Specialized, evidence-based group treatments focused on skill building and symptom management. Participants learn tools and continually practice new skills to navigate challenges associated with psychosis and often resulting mood, anxiety, trauma, and substance abuse.

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Family Education
Families and caregivers are integral to effective treatment. Our services provide structured education, communication strategies, and therapeutic support to enhance recovery outcomes.

What We Do During the Day

Exceptional additions to run-of-the-mill care transform real outcomes.

  • A private fitness trainer is available daily. Weekly social gatherings enable participants in the program to practice learned social skills. These social skills include acceptable hygiene, how to write an appropriate text and join peer conversations, and meeting expectations for continued employment.
  • Twice-daily computer-assisted cognitive remediation improves mental speed and focus. Adults participating in our intensive day program also see our psychiatrist for medication regime planning and management, as well as a therapist for weekly individual therapy.
  • We collaborate with an individual’s existing care teams without disturbing those trusted relationships. Our clinical staff helps our program’s students navigate getting back to college, choosing courses, enrollment, and achieving academic performance. 
  • Families are  invited to join our 16-week multifamily course to learn about the illness, recovery, and communication for a healthier long-term relationship. While this 16-week course is voluntary, success is often directly correlated to family participation, and it is strongly encouraged.