New Directions for Young Adults

New Directions for Young Adults in Deerfield Beach, Florida, is an accredited facility that specializes in providing mental and behavioral healthcare to young people aged 17 to 30. 

Support extends to neurodiverse individuals, including those on the autistic spectrum or with learning difficulties. Private pay is accepted while case management services can help you explore your insurance options and benefits during the admissions process.

Outpatient Therapeutic Programming in Broward County

Several treatment options are available here, which focus on mental and behavioral support, including addiction treatment services and referrals as needed. You may begin with the partial hospitalization program (PHP), which provides intensive care, as well as extensive therapeutic support, without requiring clients to stay overnight. 

You’ll benefit from structured support, involving therapy and life skills training sessions. This is an ideal option, in particular, for anyone transitioning from a higher level of care like residential programming or detox.

PHP takes place five days a week, for a minimum of 20 hours. Meanwhile, the intensive outpatient program (IOP) is more flexible, with participants able to comfortably balance work or study commitments alongside recovery. This program is ideal for individuals who favor a holistic approach to care, with scheduling combining educational, life skills, and therapeutic sessions across 3-hour sessions, 3 times a week.

Support is also provided to help individuals with financial and social skills, as well as nurturing and maintaining healthy relationships.

Guiding You Through Independence

The focus here is on supporting young people as they navigate their growing, newfound independence, while ‘addressing underlying mental health and addiction concerns.’

Describing their approach, the facility’s clinicians have shared that they “believe in integrating clinical, psychiatric, and real-world support to ensure comprehensive, lasting change for the young adults we serve.”