The Ranch PHP/IOP - Texas NeuroRehab Center

The Ranch Achievement Program provides intensive psychiatric day treatment for children and adolescents, ages 8-17.

It is designed to evaluate and treat psychiatric and behavioral symptoms that are too severe to be managed in outpatient therapy alone, but do not require a 24-hour controlled environment. The program is a treatment option that may prevent hospitalization and serves as transition from inpatient care.

Youth who may benefit from the program might be struggling with any of the following:

▪ Depression or Social Isolation	▪ Suicidal Thoughts	▪ Grief and Loss
▪ Trauma or Anxiety	▪ Substance Abuse	▪ Self Harming Behavior

Levels of Care

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)

▪ Monday through Friday, 8:00am – 3:30pm
▪ Group Therapy (4 times a day)
▪ Family Therapy (once a week)
▪ Medication Management
▪ Daily Nursing Assessment
▪ Academics (4 hours daily)
▪ Individual evaluation by a child/adolescent psychiatrist (twice a week)
▪ Transportation assistance with
designated pick up/drop off locations

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

▪ Monday through Friday, 8:00am – 3:30pm
▪ Group Therapy (3 times daily)
▪ Medication Management
▪ Daily Nursing Assessment
▪ Academics (4 hours daily)
▪ Individual Evaluation by a
child/Adolescent Psychiatrist (once a week)
▪ Transportation assistance with
designated pick up/drop off locations

Group Therapies

Group therapy sessions assist each individual in emotional growth and personal problem solving.

Process Group: traditional strengths based and insight orientated psychotherapy

Expressive Arts: use of physical activity or the arts as a way of learning skills or expressing emotions in a healthy way

Skills Groups: provides the knowledge on applying skills in a practical way in order to be successful e.g. DBT skills, Relaxation Groups and Substance Refusal

Wellness Education: addresses personal wellness and provides the necessary tools to take responsibility for personal growth and development

Psychoeducational: reinforces personal strengths, resources and coping skills, in order to better understand an illness and contribute to health and wellness on a long-term basis

Additional services

provided by both PHP & IOP

▪ Daily Written Behavioral Reports

▪ Substance Abuse Evaluation, Education and Prevention

▪ Clinical Case Management with Comprehensive Discharge Planning

▪ ROPES Course (Reality-Oriented Physical Experiential Services)

▪ Off Campus Therapeutic Outings