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Adolescent Programs

Specialized PHP and IOP treatment for teens ages 13–18 who need more support than weekly therapy can provide.

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A Pivotal Time

Adolescence is a time of growth, change, and self-discovery. When anxiety, depression, trauma, or emotional overwhelm begin to affect school, relationships, family life, or a teen’s sense of self, it can be hard to know what kind of help they need.

Greywood’s Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) provide personalized, evidence-based treatment that goes beyond managing symptoms. We help teens understand the deeper emotional patterns shaping their experiences, so they can build emotional skills, greater self-awareness, and the foundation for lasting change.

Does this sound like your teen?

Some teens are visibly struggling. Others are high-achieving, responsible, and socially connected — the ones who seem to have it together — while feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or unsure of themselves beneath the surface. Greywood works with both.

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Your teen may be experiencing:

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    Persistent worry, anxiety, or emotional overwhelm
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    Depression, withdrawal, or loss of connection
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    Difficulty managing intense emotions
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    Social isolation or feeling misunderstood
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    Declining grades, school avoidance, or difficulty maintaining routines
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    Increasing conflict at home

A comprehensive approach to treatment

Greywood combines individual therapy, group therapy, skills development, psychiatric support, experiential programming, and family involvement into a personalized treatment experience.

Individual Therapy

One-on-one time with a therapist to explore experiences, challenges, strengths, and goals.

Skills Development

Strategies for emotional regulation, communication, relationships, and navigating difficult moments.

Group Therapy

Small groups where teens explore emotions and relationships while building connections with peers who understand.

Psychiatric Support

Psychiatric evaluation and medication management are available when clinically appropriate.

Experiential programming

Experiential and mind-body work is not an add-on at Greywood.

Change happens through experience, so teens practice new ways of responding in the room, not only talk about them. This programming is designed to strengthen self-awareness, emotional expression, and connection.

PROGRAMMING MAY INCLUDE
  • Culinary experiences
  • Mindfulness
  • Meditation
  • Art-based experiences
  • Psychodrama
  • Yoga and other mind-body approaches
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Partnering with families

A teen’s progress is strengthened when the people around them understand what they’re experiencing and how to support them.

Greywood partners with parents and caregivers throughout treatment through weekly family sessions, ongoing communication, and collaboration with the treatment team.

Family sessions help caregivers understand their teen’s emotional experiences, strengthen communication, work through challenges together, and build strategies that support growth at home.

Our clinicians are available throughout treatment to answer questions and provide guidance. Together, we build a foundation for change that continues beyond the program.

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Staying connected to school and life

Mental health treatment shouldn’t put a teen’s life on pause. Greywood helps teens stay connected to school, family, friendships, and the routines that support long-term growth.

Our care team includes an Education Liaison who works with teens, families, and schools to support academic continuity throughout treatment.

The education liaison helps:

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    Maintain communication between Greywood, families, and schools
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    Identify and address school-related stressors
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    Assist families with accommodations and school-based supports
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    Coordinate with school counselors, social workers, and other school personnel
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    Plan for school transitions and the return to school

A different kind of treatment environment

Intensive treatment doesn’t have to feel clinical or institutional.

Greywood was intentionally designed as an intimate, welcoming space where teens can feel comfortable doing meaningful emotional work. Our private loft setting feels calm, personal, and human, unlike traditional treatment settings.

The scale is deliberate.

Groups are kept small, typically 6 to 9 teens, and we maintain higher staff-to-client ratios than comparable programs. That is what makes individualized treatment possible rather than aspirational.

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What families say about Greywood

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Greywood has been a gift to our family. After years in programs focused on managing symptoms, Greywood helped our child address the deeper challenges underneath. Through individualized care, he developed greater self-awareness, stronger family connections, and tools to navigate life’s challenges. He is now graduating high school on time and looking forward to college with a stronger understanding of himself and his abilities.

Parent of a Former Greywood Client
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Program Options

Greywood offers two levels of care to meet teens where they are. As they progress, teens can move between them without starting over with a new team.

PHP

Partial Hospitalization Program

Our most intensive level of care, for teens who need significant structure and daily clinical support. That includes teens stepping down from inpatient or residential treatment, and those stepping up when weekly therapy or IOP hasn’t been enough. Our Education Liaison works with families and schools to support academic continuity during PHP.

Monday - Friday
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
IOP

Intensive Outpatient Program

Focused therapeutic support for teens who are continuing school and other daily responsibilities. Evening IOP is built around the school day.

Morning (summer only)
Mon - Fri, 9:00am - 12:00pm
Evening (school year only)
Mon - Fri, 4:00pm - 7:00pm

How long treatment lasts

Most teens are with us for 4 to 12 weeks. Each treatment plan is individualized based on a teen’s needs, goals, and progress, and it is not open-ended.

When treatment ends

As your teen prepares to leave, we work with their outpatient therapist, psychiatrist, school, and other providers so the people supporting them next are ready to pick up where Greywood leaves off. With family permission and when clinically appropriate, that collaboration begins during treatment, not at the end.

When you’re ready for a deeper kind of support

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