Westchester Teen Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP)
Keyhealthcare offers Intensive Outpatient Programs in Westchester, 90210 to help teens aged 14-17 years, suffering from substance abuse and co-occurring mental health disorders like depression and anxiety. Participants from Westchester attend group therapy and life skill classes for at least 9 hours a week. Unlike inpatient treatment or residential treatment programs where patients would live in the center, clients can attend an IOP while continuing to go to school.
We provide a safe, structured, and self-directed environment to help teens from Westchester deal with their addiction, behavioral and mental problems. Instead of weekly therapy sessions that are open-ended, our Teen IOP program is more focused, and we make sure that each session has a clear goal.
Benefits of Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Program (Teen IOP)
Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Program, or Teen IOP, is a good option for teens who don’t have major mental health issues but still need support. The teen IOP in Westchester is typically designed to address issues affecting a teen’s life at school, home, and friends.
We believe that teens deserve a better chance. So we work hard to help them get out of addiction and stay well, by offering evidence-based treatment, recovery services, and educational assistance. Our services include substance abuse treatment, family therapy, recovery services, educational assistance, and a team to educate teens on drugs.
- Learn the skills to lead a better and healthy life.
- Find new passion in life through self-discovery.
- Make friends, connect more with people around while recovering.
- Understanding and becoming aware of the main causes of addiction and SUD
- Stay motivated and sober throughout your life.
Family & Client Review
“Key Healthcare depression treatment has been a lifesaver for our daughter and family. Everyone we dealt with on their team has been so supportive in more ways than one.”
“Key Healthcare has been a valuable resource in my recovery from depression, trauma, and anxiety. I’m so grateful to my parents for finding this company when they did. It completely changed my life.”
“Key Healthcare has completely changed my life. They taught me the skills and tools I needed to stop smoking weed and be more positive. I am forever grateful for my therapy sessions at Key Healthcare. Thank you for all that you’ve done for me.”
David Jacobson (Dr. David), PsyD, LCSW, proudly possesses a rich 14-year history as a Clinical Director and researcher, focusing on Adolescent Mental Health and Substance Use at Key Healthcare. Dr. Gregory Barnett, MD, is a board-certified child and adolescent psychiatrist, in his role as the Medical Director at Key Healthcare, Dr. Barnett is dedicated to providing unparalleled clinical and psychiatric care. Vincent Franke leverages 15 years of operational expertise to uphold Key Healthcare’s commitment to delivering top-tier care and expert-level treatment to all clients. In her role as VP of Clinical Partnerships, Michelle is dedicated to advancing the mission of Key Healthcare by forging strategic alliances with clinical partners committed to delivering exceptional care to adolescents and their families. Ryan Blivas is a behavioral healthcare entrepreneur and teen mental health advocate who is passionate about finding solutions to combat the teen mental health crisis in America. Evan Powell is one of the co-founders of Key Healthcare in Los Angeles, CA. Inspired by his own treatment journey, he and Ryan set out to change the narrative for clients, and help them find a brighter path. Chanelle specializes in trauma therapy, trained in ACT (Acceptance Commitment Therapy) and brings years of experience from private practice to her role at Key Healthcare. Rocky serves as a family and group therapist within the adolescent treatment programs at Key Healthcare, specializing in supporting teens through their journey to recovery. James Wilcox is a dedicated family and group therapist within the Teen Treatment Programs at Key Healthcare, providing specialized support to adolescents as they navigate their path to recovery. Jordan possess particular expertise in treating borderline personality disorder, anxiety, depression, self-esteem issues, relationship challenges, and trauma-related experiences. Matt is an experienced operations expert with a vast knowledge of both Substance Use and Mental Health Disorders. Matt Metcalf is a DBT Program Director at Key Healthcare. He is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has worked with adolescents and their families for over 15 years. With years of experience in all levels of the care continuum, Phil leverages his knowledge and experience of Quality Assurance and Compliance to ensure operational excellence at Key Healthcare’s Outpatient Facility.
Meet the Team
We believe that the effectiveness of the treatment program relies heavily on the bond between the teen and their therapist, rather than solely on the clinical modalities and various therapeutic techniques employed. That is why our staff members are relatable, resourceful and fearless when it comes to finding creative solutions for each client.
Leadership Team
Clinical & Medical Team
Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Program that Improves Lives
Teen IOP Admissions Process
By critically evaluating our patients, we’re able to know what type of treatment will work best for each teen, depending on their needs. We follow the admission process for Westchester Teen as outlined below.
- The admission of your teen will be in treatment with us for 30-120 days.
- Parents need to fill out an initial pre-assessment survey before admission of their teen.
- IOP admissions staff will then collect answers to many questions about your child’s current functioning in the community.
- Our expert will evaluate your child’s behavior, level of functioning on the basis of the survey and answers.
- With the help of the finding, we will create an appropriate teen treatment plan program for monitoring and progress
Outpatient Teen Treatment Family Participation
You’re an amazing parent, and you’ll play a vital role in your Teen rehabilitation. You may be invited to family therapy, which is a meeting with a therapist regularly. We see the magic happening with teens when the parents participate in their journey to graduate from our Teen IOP program.
Teens and parents can benefit from family therapy to help them deal with addiction struggles. You’re not alone, and we can help you understand what is happening to your teen and what changes in you can make things better for them. We’ll coach you on how to know if your teen is high, or smoking weeds, or what caused teen drug addiction, and more about tough situations and support you as parents while your child deals with addiction.
A struggling teen’s world can change with one right decision of a parent! Take that decision now.
Teen IOP Goals
Our Westchester-based adolescent outpatient program begins with a thorough assessment to determine the root cause of the problem behavior and the most effective treatment option. Our Teen group therapy and program goal includes
- Teaching teens how to make healthy choices, both in their lives and with regard to their substance abuse.
- We promote Social-emotional learning(SEL) experiential learning where youth learn to manage their social emotions, social behavior, and relationships through healthy life management skills.
- We help teens develop communication, critical thinking, collaboration, and creativity skills.
AFFILIATIONS
How Can You Reach Us?
Located on the Westside of Los Angeles, Key Healthcare Treatment Center is ideally situated to provide services to people in the surrounding areas. Residents of Westchester can all easily access our facility by driving or taking public transportation.
How to drive from Westchester via car?
- via I-405 N
- Drive Time – 11 Minute
- Distance – 8.9 Miles
Teen IOP Frequently Asked Questions
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What Is The Difference Between An Inpatient And Outpatient Facility?
- Inpatient refers to a facility where patients stay overnight, whereas outpatient facilities allow for freedom with treatments and support. Inpatient facilities are generally stricter and offer more Intensive therapies. On the other hand, outpatient facilities allow for more freedom with treatments and offer a higher level of support.
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What can I expect in Key Healthcare Teen IOP For Addiction Treatment Or Substance Abuse?
- During our teen IOP, the staff identifies and addresses the causes of addiction in teens. Learning to address these causes can help you and your teen learns relapse prevention to stay sober and enjoy your life in Westchester.
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My friend in Westchester suggested IOP for my Teen son’s Mental Health. Can you please help me with this?
- If your teen has suicidal thoughts or self-harming, then Inpatient programs will better suit them. Our Intensive Outpatient Program for mental health facilitates a smooth transition back to your daily life after inpatient treatment.
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What is the difference between your teen Outpatient Program And the Partial Hospitalization program?
- Our teen outpatient program is an intensive 12-16-week program with 9 hours a week. The partial hospitalization program is a 3 to 4-week program that runs 8 hours in a week.
OUR TEEN TREATMENT CENTERS
Our Locations
Key Healthcare Adolescent Outpatient Program
- (800) 421-4364
- 2233 Corinth Ave Los Angeles, CA 90064
Key Healthcare Corporate Office
- (800) 421-4364
- 10990 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90024
Key Healthcare Adolescent Extended Care
- 3396 Manning Court Los Angeles 90064
- Key Housing Number: 198209664 (Effective Date 9/13/2019)
Key Healthcare Adolescent Residential Treatment Center
- 6270 Zumirez Dr Malibu, CA 90265
- Key Treatment 1, LLC Facility Number: 198209773 (Effective Date 3/12/2023)
TAKE YOUR FIRST STEP NOW
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If you or a loved one are struggling and need help, contact us or call
(800) 421-4364
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