Outpatient Mental Health Programs
If mental health concerns are keeping you from the life you want to live, turn to Old Vineyard Behavioral Health Services. Receive outpatient therapies from compassionate providers who help you find a path forward.
Our outpatient programs, for adults 18 and older, deliver intensive therapy that helps patients achieve their goals. Participants reflect positively on their experience with us. These are some of the many reasons why people throughout North Carolina choose Old Vineyard.
Outpatient Behavioral Health: Why Choose Us?
Old Vineyard is nationally recognized for delivering high-quality, research-based mental health services. We proudly maintain accreditation from The Joint Commission. This distinction is only awarded to programs like ours that meet or exceed rigorous care standards. Find out more about outpatient mental therapy offerings.
Highlights of our program include:
- Patient satisfaction: We maintain high scores on patient satisfaction surveys. A high percentage of participants report that they feel better after completing our programs and were treated with dignity and respect. View our most recent patient satisfaction scores.
- Therapeutic environment: Old Vineyard doesn’t look or feel like a typical behavioral health facility. It is surrounded by trees and flowering bushes. You undergo treatment in spacious rooms and can enjoy the park-like environment during breaks.
- Comprehensive services: Old Vineyard is one of the few programs in the region offering a broad range of mental health services. In addition to outpatient therapy, we offer inpatient care for adolescents, adults and seniors. You also have access to specialty programs for trauma and mood disorders.
Outpatient Mental Therapy Services at Old Vineyard
Our outpatient mental health programs include:
Partial hospitalization program (PHP)
PHP meets five days a week for six hours. Through group therapy sessions, you gain skills for navigating life in a healthy, productive manner. You also regularly meet with a nurse practitioner or psychiatrist for medication management and additional support. Find out more about our partial hospitalization program (PHP).
Intensive outpatient program (IOP)
IOP meets three days a week for three hours. This program helps you practice coping skills and learn how to effectively manage triggers. In addition to group therapy, you meet with a nurse practitioner or psychiatrist approximately once a month. Read more about our intensive outpatient program (IOP).
Substance abuse intensive outpatient program (SAIOP)
SAIOP focuses on the unique needs of people with a substance use disorder. It meets three days a week for three hours. In addition to our standard outpatient mental health programming, you learn skills that help you maintain sobriety. Get more information about our substance abuse intensive outpatient program.
Outpatient Mental Health Services Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Here are answers to common questions about our offerings:
Who are outpatient behavioral health services for?
Our outpatient programs are for adults 18+ with severe mental health issues that are getting in the way of daily life. Patients are stable enough to live at home but require more intensive therapy than standard private outpatient services can offer.
How quickly can new patients be seen?
We admit new patients on a rolling basis, so if you are eligible, you can start treatment within a few days. Admissions representatives are on-site and perform assessments within one day — even on weekends. Contact us.
Can I continue working or pursuing hobbies during outpatient mental health treatment?
Yes. Patients in IOP or SAIOP have time for activities outside of therapy. The format of our IOP is three days a week, mornings only, making it easier to work during treatment.
What conditions do outpatient behavioral services treat?
Our programs are for people with severe or worsening:
- Anxiety
- Bipolar disorder
- Depression
- Dual diagnosis (substance use disorder plus a mental health condition)
- Emotion regulation, such as managing intense anger
- Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Get Help Now
Call 855-613-5920 to schedule a no-cost and confidential outpatient mental health assessment. You can also get started by completing our online intake form.
In case of a mental health crisis, CALL 988. For physical health emergencies, CALL 911. You can also seek help for a crisis or emergency at the nearest emergency room.
