Intensive Outpatient Program

Another opportunity for our community to thrive.

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Welcome to Villages of California Outpatient Center

Our Outpatient Center in Orange, CA is home to our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). This space has been designed with intention, but even more so this program has. Our IOP was created for our clients with high acuity that would be best served in an outpatient setting. This center and program will serve our youth, young adults, and families - making sure they thrive no matter where they fall.

WHO

WHY

WHAT

Who does our Intensive Outpatient Program serve?

Our IOP is therapy for teens & young adults. Looking to help or motivate a teen with ADHD? Do you have a young adult who is looking for outpatient mental health services? Our IOP incorporates group therapy, individual therapy, and family therapy, as well as experiential groups, to treat Anxiety, Depression, OCD, ADHD, and PTSD.

Why offer outpatient mental health services?

Adolescence is often a period filled with both exploration and uncertainty for young people. Teens who lack effective coping skills to handle life’s stressors during this crucial transition may face challenges in their mental and emotional well-being. Young adulthood on the other hand is a time of transition for many - starting and ending college, beginning a career, and managing relationships of different forms. Without proper resources and support in place, young adults can develop negative self-esteem, maladaptive coping skills and invest in poor peer relationships.

Consequently for both teens and young adults, they might develop mental health challenges, including depression and anxiety, or engage in harmful behaviors, including self-harm and suicidal thoughts. Behavioral Health Day Programs or Intensive Outpatient Programs in an Outpatient Center setting can allow for a more intensive and therapeutic approach, ensuring that they receive the proper support to foster a strong foundation for years to come.

What does your Intensive Outpatient Program provide?

At VOC, our clinicians provide support and hope for teens and their families in need of assistance or intervention. Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) creates a validating and supportive atmosphere where participants can cultivate healthy behaviors and learn to manage their feelings, emotions, and personal relationships. This program employs cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), incorporating mindfulness practices, coping strategies, problem-solving skills, art therapy, and other expressive therapies to assist teens in developing and practicing healthy behaviors. Additionally, parents or guardians are invited to participate in family counseling and skills groups.

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Now Accepting In-Network Insurance

Villages of California Intensive Outpatient Program is now in-network with Cigna Healthcare (Evernorth), United Healthcare (Optum) & Aetna.

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VOC Outpatient Center

In-Person Mental Health Services offered in Orange County:

  • Individual Therapy & Counseling

  • Group Therapy & Counseling

  • Private and Group Family Therapy & Counseling

  • Experiential Therapies & Groups

  • Supportive Peer Connections

  • Parent Support Groups

Cities we serve: Orange | Newport Beach | Santa Ana | Anaheim | Irvine | Laguna Beach | Costa Mesa | Tustin | Fullerton | Garden Grove | Dana Point | Greater Orange County Area

 

805 W. La Veta Ave, Ste. #205 Orange, CA 92868

(657) 339-2799

Looking to support your teen or young adult’s mental health?

Enroll them in our Intensive Outpatient Program

Learn more information below.

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A place to grow.

“When you enter the center you will notice a mural. It may just look like paint drips, but underneath you would find words like love, kindness, evolve, thrive, compassion, and grow. We are hopeful that our youth & their families will feel those intentions in this space. It is a place for them to grow, to love themselves through the process, to practice compassion with themselves and others, and most importantly to thrive - as individuals and as a family unit.”

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Intensive Outpatient Program

    • Teens 13-17

    • Young Adults 18-26

    • Anxiety

    • Depression

    • OCD

    • ADHD

    • PTSD

    • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

    • Trauma-Focused CBT

    • Collaborative Problem Solving

    • Social Skills

    • Coping Skills/Resiliency

    • Executive Functioning

    • Grief & Loss

    • Art Therapy

    • Anger Management/Impulse control

  • When our clients are not in session or group they will have access to…

    • Study Center

    • Recreational Room

    • Mindfulness Space

Insurance Coverage

Now accepting Aetna, Cigna Healthcare, United Healthcare (Optum), Evernorth Health Services, private insurance. More coverage information to come.

Interested in more information or have specific questions for us?

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