Jewish Mental Health & Recovery Center for Women • Hollywood, FL
Partial Hospitalization Program PHP – Jewish Track
Sometimes weekly therapy isn’t enough.
You know you need help. You may even know exactly what you’re struggling with.
But despite your best efforts, the anxiety continues. The depression deepens. The eating disorder remains in control. The trauma symptoms keep showing up. Or the substance use continues despite promises to stop.
When symptoms begin affecting daily life, relationships, work, family responsibilities, or physical health, a higher level of support may be necessary.
Our Partial Hospitalization Program provides intensive treatment while allowing women to return home each evening and remain connected to their families and communities.
For Jewish women, PHP offers comprehensive care within a framework that respects religious observance, cultural values, and the realities of community life. Learn about the Jewish Track →
What Is a Partial Hospitalization Program?
PHP is one of the most intensive outpatient treatment options available.
It provides structured treatment throughout the week while allowing clients to return home at the end of each day.
PHP bridges the gap between residential treatment and traditional outpatient therapy.
Women receive:
Individual therapy
Group therapy
Psychiatric support
Medication management
Case management
Nutrition counseling
Trauma focused care
Holistic wellness services
The goal is stabilization, healing, and creating a foundation for long term recovery.
Who Is PHP Designed For?
PHP may be appropriate for women who are experiencing:
Severe anxiety
Major depression
PTSD
Trauma related symptoms
Eating disorders
Substance use disorders
Self harming behaviors
Emotional dysregulation
Co occurring mental health conditions
It is often recommended when symptoms have become too severe for weekly therapy alone but do not require residential treatment. See who we help →
A Higher Level of Support
Many women entering PHP have spent years trying to manage symptoms independently.
They’ve read books. Listened to podcasts. Tried therapy. Tried medication. Tried pushing through.
At some point, the problem becomes too large to manage alone.
PHP provides a structured environment where recovery becomes the primary focus.
Rather than trying to fit treatment into the margins of life, treatment becomes the foundation upon which healing is built.
PHP for Jewish Women
Seeking treatment can feel complicated when you’re part of a close knit community.
Questions often arise immediately.
Will they understand my lifestyle? Can I keep Shabbos? Will anyone find out? Can treatment work within the realities of my family responsibilities?
The Jewish Track was designed to answer those questions. Our team understands:
Shabbos observance
Yom tov scheduling
Kosher dietary needs
Family expectations
Community privacy concerns
Shidduch related fears
Cultural stigma surrounding treatment
Women receive comprehensive clinical care without having to explain every aspect of their world. Learn about Shabbos observant scheduling →
What a Typical Day Looks Like
Each treatment day is structured to provide consistency, support, and clinical progress. Programming may include:
Individual Therapy
One on one sessions focused on personal treatment goals.
Group Therapy
Guided discussions that build connection, insight, and coping skills.
Psychiatric Care
Medication evaluations and ongoing psychiatric support when needed.
Trauma Focused Treatment
Evidence based interventions designed to address the impact of trauma.
Life Skills Development
Practical tools for managing stress, relationships, emotions, and daily responsibilities.
Wellness Services
Holistic approaches that support emotional regulation and nervous system healing.
Conditions Commonly Treated in PHP
Anxiety Disorders
Persistent worry, panic attacks, intrusive thoughts, and chronic stress.
Depression
Hopelessness, emotional numbness, loss of motivation, and persistent sadness.
Trauma & PTSD
Healing from traumatic experiences through specialized treatment approaches.
Eating Disorders
Anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, and related challenges. Learn more →
Addiction
Alcohol, prescription medications, opioids, cannabis, gambling, social media dependency, and other addictive behaviors.
Dual Diagnosis
Integrated treatment for both mental health and substance use disorders. Learn more →
The Importance of Community During Recovery
Healing happens faster when women realize they are not alone.
Many clients arrive believing nobody else understands what they’re experiencing.
Group therapy creates opportunities to connect with women facing similar struggles.
The result is often one of the most powerful parts of treatment.
Connection. Validation. Hope. And the realization that recovery is possible.
What Happens After PHP?
Recovery doesn’t end when PHP ends.
Most women transition into a lower level of care after completing the program. This may include:
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Outpatient Therapy
Individual Counseling
Psychiatric Follow Up
Family Therapy
Aftercare Services
The goal is to maintain progress while gradually increasing independence.
Why Women Choose IKANN PHP
Women choose IKANN because they want:
Comprehensive treatment
Experienced clinicians
Trauma informed care
Women only programming
Evidence based therapies
Holistic healing options
Cultural understanding
Long term recovery support
The Jewish Track adds an additional layer of comfort and understanding that many women have struggled to find elsewhere.
Schedule a Consultation — Call (786) 504-7626. Same-day assessment available. No obligation, complete privacy.
Related Levels of Care
Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
Outpatient Therapy
Dual Diagnosis Treatment
Trauma Treatment
Eating Disorder Treatment
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I live at the facility during PHP?
No. PHP is an outpatient program. Clients attend treatment during the day and return home each evening.
Can I participate while observing Shabbos?
Yes. Jewish Track scheduling fully respects Shabbos and Jewish holiday observance.
Is PHP only for addiction treatment?
No. PHP treats a wide range of mental health conditions including anxiety, depression, trauma, eating disorders, and dual diagnosis concerns.
How long does PHP usually last?
Treatment length varies based on individual needs, progress, and clinical recommendations.
What happens if I need a lower level of care later?
Most clients transition to IOP, outpatient therapy, or aftercare services as they continue their recovery journey.
Intensive Support. Real Healing.
If you’re struggling and weekly therapy is no longer enough, our PHP program can provide the structure and support needed to move forward.
Begin Your Journey Today
📞 Phone: (786) 504-7626
📧 Email: office@ikannwellness.com
📍 2901 Stirling Rd, Suite 203, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312
🕐 Monday – Sunday, 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM