Where we fit
More than weekly counseling.Less than hospitalization.
Between an hour a week and a hospital bed, there's a whole level of care. That middle ground is exactly where Psycamore is strongest.
Weekly Therapy
Talk therapy
1 hour / week
Progress often takes several months
Psycamore IOP
Intensive Outpatient
12+ hours / week
Results seen in 10-12 weeks
Psycamore PHP
Partial Hospitalization
20+ hours / week
Results seen in 6-8 weeks
Inpatient
Hospital care
24 / 7
~7 days · stabilization only, not lasting change
More structure than an office visit. More freedom than a hospital room.
Levels of care
When is each level appropriate?
Most people have never had this explained to them. Here it is plainly.
| Level of care | Intensity | When it's appropriate |
|---|---|---|
| Weekly outpatient therapy | 1 hour / week | Stable patients making steady progress; maintenance and prevention. |
| Psycamore IOPThis is us | 12+ hours / week | Patients who have stalled in weekly therapy and need structure without stepping away from work or school. Results typically in 10-12 weeks. |
| Psycamore PHPThis is us | 20+ hours / week | Acute symptoms requiring near-daily clinical contact, or a step-down from inpatient. Results typically in 6-8 weeks. |
| Inpatient | 24 / 7 | Imminent safety risk requiring a locked setting. Typically ~7 days of stabilization, not a course of treatment. |
Is this you?
Signs you've outgrown weekly therapy.
You don't need to be in crisis to need this level of care. Most people who come to us aren't.
- You've been in therapy for months and you're not getting better
- Your symptoms are worse than they were a year ago
- You're missing work or school, or barely getting through it
- Your medication keeps changing and nothing has settled
- You've recently been discharged from a hospital stay
- You're afraid of what happens if nothing changes
Find out where you fit
Guessing has probably gone on long enough.
One conversation with a clinician will place you on this spectrum properly. It is free, and it settles a question that is very hard to answer on your own.