Outpatient mental health care
Outpatient mental health care refers to intensive behavioral health services that do not require an inpatient hospital stay. Outpatient care offers the benefits of mental health treatment while also allowing patients to return home at night and continue elements of daily living.
Outpatient mental health care in Nashville, Tennessee
Our outpatient behavioral health services are here for you when you need consistent support and care.
We provide you with three customizable outpatient programs that offer variable levels of support depending on your specific needs. Our three care programs give structure to your treatment and provide ongoing care. They also allow you to return home regularly so you have additional support from your friends and family.
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TriStar MedLine can help. We are available by phone Monday through Friday from 7:00am to 7:00pm CST.
TriStar MedLine can help. We are available by phone Monday through Friday from 7:00am to 7:00pm CST.
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Outpatient services in Nashville, Tennessee
Using group therapy sessions, TriStar Centennial Parthenon Pavilion outpatient services work to equip adults with the knowledge, tools and self-awareness to effectively cope with difficult life experiences.
With an expert team of clinicians trained in psychiatry, social work, clinical counseling, art therapy, music therapy, yoga and pharmacy, the outpatient services are designed to offer a higher level of care to individuals 18 years old and older who need more support than the occasional outpatient therapy appointment.
Services we provide
The outpatient services of Parthenon Pavilion include an adult partial hospitalization, adult intensive outpatient program and adult evening intensive outpatient programing.
Outpatient services use a curriculum grounded in researched theories and evidence-based techniques. While the program is founded in cognitive behavioral theory, these services apply additional philosophies of care to best meet the individual needs of the client.
Other theoretical frameworks include:
- Acceptance and commitment therapy
- Behavioral activism
- Cognitive-based mindfulness therapy
- Internal family systems
- Motivational interviewing
- Trans theoretical model of change
- Trauma-informed, person-centered care
Adult partial hospitalization program (PHP)
The PHP is a three-week, fifteen-session program, including group therapy sessions four and a half hours per day, Monday through Friday from 8:00am to 12:30pm.
Group therapy offered in the program focuses on stabilization and learning coping skills for managing chronic and persistent mental illness. A nurse practitioner and attending physician provide medication management.
Adult intensive outpatient program (IOP)
The IOP is a six-week, twenty four-session program that includes group therapy sessions three hours per day, Monday through Thursday from 1:00pm to 4:00pm.
The IOP provides assistance through two different tracks focusing on mental health, co-occurring substance use and medication assisted treatment.
Adult evening intensive outpatient program
The evening IOP is a six- week, twenty four-session program focusing on mental health that includes group therapy sessions three hours per day, Monday through Thursday from 4:30pm to 7:30pm.
Clients will be assisted in learning effective ways to manage and treat symptoms through compassionate self-talk, self-advocacy, journaling, and mindfulness as well as expressive therapies which include music therapy, art therapy and yoga.
Visit TriStarHealth.com/ParthenonPavilion to schedule your appointment online or call (615) 342-7416.
Medically assisted therapies (MAT) IOP
MAT may be provided for you if you struggle with opioid or alcohol use disorders. This medically supervised intervention provides prescribed medication to reduce cravings and other uncomfortable symptoms related related to withdrawal.
When you enter our MAT IOP, you are required to participate in all groups of the co-occurring substance use track for the full six weeks.