PHP Program Details
Our Partial Hospitalization Program provides a full therapeutic day — structured, intensive, and designed to stabilize women in acute crisis while honoring every aspect of their religious observance.
Who Benefits from PHP
Women discharging from hospital who need step-down support. Women experiencing severe depression, anxiety, or postpartum psychosis. Women in acute crisis who need daily clinical structure but can return home each evening.
Sample Daily Schedule (PHP)
| Activity | Time | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Arrival & Check-In | 9:00–9:30 AM | Assessment & psychiatric check-in |
| Individual Therapy | 9:30–10:30 AM | CBT, EMDR, or somatic sessions |
| Skills Group | 10:45–12:15 PM | DBT skills & coping strategies |
| Lunch | 12:15–1:00 PM | Kosher-certified meal (Glatt, under mashgiach) |
| Process Group | 1:00–2:15 PM | Psychodynamic therapy — women-only |
| Holistic Therapy | 2:15–3:00 PM | Art, somatic, or equine therapy |
Friday: Early dismissal for Shabbat preparation. No programming Shabbat or Yom Tov.
IOP Program Details
Our Intensive Outpatient Program provides structured evening therapy that fits around your daily life — work, school, parenting, and community obligations — while delivering the clinical intensity needed for meaningful progress.
Who Benefits from IOP
Women who need more than weekly therapy but can maintain daily functioning. Women stepping down from PHP. Women balancing treatment with work, childcare, or school. Women who prefer evening scheduling.
Sample Weekly Schedule (IOP)
| Day | Time | Activity |
|---|---|---|
| Mon–Thu | 5:00–8:00 PM | Evening groups, skills training, & specialty groups |
| Fri–Sat | Shabbat | ✨ No Sessions — Shabbat & Observance |
| Saturday | 1:00–3:00 PM | Optional: Art therapy or peer support circle (post-Shabbat) |
Schedule accommodates the full Jewish calendar. No sessions on Yom Tov or major fast days.
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Kosher & Religious Accommodations
Every detail of our programs is designed to honor your observance — not as an afterthought, but as a foundational principle.
Kosher-Certified Kitchen
Glatt kosher meals prepared under mashgiach supervision. Separate meat/dairy kitchens. Chalav Yisrael, pas Yisrael, mehadrin options. Individual chumrot accommodated with advance notice.
Shabbat Protection
Friday afternoon early dismissal for Shabbat preparation. No sessions from candle lighting through Havdalah. Full Yom Tov observance. See full Shabbat details →
Rabbi Access
Clinical rabbi available for halachic questions and spiritual guidance. Coordination with your personal rav upon request. Halachic consultation on medication, treatment obligations, and family planning.
Women-Only Modesty
All groups are exclusively women-only. Tzniut-respectful environment throughout. Staff trained in halachic sensitivity. Modest dress code respected.
Treatment Modalities
Our programs utilize a comprehensive range of evidence-based therapies — each integrated with Jewish values and adapted for the unique needs of Jewish women.
Clinical Tools
CBT (thought restructuring), DBT (emotional regulation), EMDR (trauma processing), Somatic Therapy (body-based healing), and Internal Family Systems (IFS).
Creative & Holistic Therapies
Equine-assisted therapy, art therapy, music therapy, yoga, and mindfulness — all in tzniut-respectful, women-only settings. Learn more →
Admission Process
Getting started is straightforward. Our team handles the details so you can focus on taking the first step.
Call (786) 504-7626. Confidential conversation about your needs. Same business day response.
Often available same-day. We'll verify your insurance before the appointment.
1–2 hour clinical evaluation. We assess your mental health, safety, observance level, and accommodation needs.
Your clinician recommends PHP, IOP, or individual therapy based on your clinical needs.
Start treatment — often within 24–48 hours of assessment. Full religious accommodations from day one.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How long is the program?
Are men in groups?
More questions? Visit our comprehensive Jewish Track FAQ page or call (786) 504-7626.
Treatment That Fits Your Life
Intensive mental health care designed around your observance. No compromises on healing or on your faith.
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