Outpatient Programs

These day treatment programs, which include intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization programs for adults and seniors at our Edmond location, are an alternative to - or a step down from - inpatient care. These programs are designed to help those experiencing grief, trauma, depression, anxiety, anger control challenges, panic attacks, poor overall function and other mental health concerns. Our programs offer support and treatment to empower patients to continue to function at home and within their community. This treatment setting is a highly structured environment that includes individualized treatment planning, individual and group therapy, enrichment activities, medical management, patient-specific consults and comprehensive discharge planning. For more information, call 405-772-4690.

We offer patients medication evaluations and follow-up visits conducted by a psychiatrist. Evaluations are provided for all adults age 18 and older. Our Midtown clinic also provides transcranial magnetic stimulation, Spravato and long-acting injections as additional leading-edge treatments for mental health issues. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please call 405-713-5790 for South Oklahoma City or 405-272-7225 for Midtown.

The partial hospitalization program is designed for youth ages 12-17 who have a mental health diagnosis and behavioral difficulties. This program may be utilized as a step down in level of care after an inpatient stay, or when weekly therapy sessions are not enough to deal with current mental health issues. It is open Monday through Friday, and both breakfast and lunch are served at the facility. Students attend class on-site, and the Oklahoma City Public School system provides teachers. Individualized treatment planning, and individual, family, and group therapy are offered, as well as medication management and rehabilitative groups. For more information or referral call 405-272-7272.

We offer patients medication evaluations and follow-up visits conducted by a child psychiatrist. Evaluations are provided for all children and adolescents age 4 and older. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please call 405-272-7225.

• Group psychotherapy led by licensed social worker or licensed counselor
• Individualized treatment planning
• Psychiatry, including, Initial Evaluation and Medication Management, while in the program
• Nursing Assessment and follow up
• Aftercare groups
• Referrals to community other mental health providers, as needed

If you feel that you or someone you know may benefit from this type of treatment,find the location nearest to you. Questions are an important component of the healing and treatment process, so ask them. The team at SSM Health is here to help you start your journey to wellness.

To be eligible for this program, the youth is required to:

• Have an anxiety, depression, or bipolar disorder diagnosis, without current suicidal and/or homicidal ideation without current suicidal and/or homicidal thoughts with plan and intent.
• Be willing and able to participate in group sessions.
• Understand and agree to attend three times per week, including one evening with their parent/legal guardian or other involved family member.
• Be able to refrain from becoming physically violent or verbally inappropriate during IOP.

• Reduce symptoms of mental illness and establish healthy coping skills.
• Improve and maintain level of function and quality of life for individual and family.
• Improve awareness and understanding of mental illness and symptoms.
• Reduce the risk of relapse and prevent hospitalization.

Our program includes the following services:

• Group psychotherapy evening sessions (three hours/three times per week). One session per week is a family group night.
• Individual and family psychotherapy sessions as needed.
• Psychiatry and nursing services while in IOP.
• Aftercare group psychotherapy and individual psychotherapy, following successful completion of IOP group psychotherapy.

If the youth and family intensive outpatient program is not the kind of care you are looking for, SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital also provides pediatric psychology and therapy services.

• Participants must attend the program a minimum of three days per week
• Must be able to participate during program hours (4 - 7 pm, dinner included)
• Parents/guardians must attend program a minimum of one day per week**
• Children should be motivated to attend program
• Children cannot require 24-hour care and should be able to function safely during non-program hours

**This program is not appropriate for children whose parents/guardians are not involved and engaged.

• Adolescent Coping with Depression course and complementary parent course, includes workbooks for each
• 1:1 consultations with a board-certified psychiatrist (as needed)
• Joint parent/adolescent group therapy
• Parent group therapy
• Crises intervention
• Follow up counseling available on site

• Services can be tailored for a variety of age groups from 18-99+
• Program designed to enhance the physical, mental, cognitive and social well-being of adults and seniors
• Group psychotherapy led by licensed social worker or licensed counselor
• Individual therapy by licensed social worker or licensed counselor
• Individualized treatment planning
• Psychiatry, including, Initial Evaluation and Medication Management, while in the program
• Nursing Assessment and follow up
• Transition planning and Aftercare groups
• Referrals to community other mental health providers, as needed