Oasis Behavioral Health

Adolescent Treatment Services

Oasis Behavioral Health offers 3 specialized treatment programs for young people aged 11-17 seeking support for addiction and mental health disorders. Their long-term inpatient program specializes in treating those in need of acute psychiatric care, helping patients and families in need of crisis management and stabilization. By combining intensive services and developmentally appropriate treatment, this program adapts to the unique needs of each patient and serves youth who have a wide range of needs and functional abilities. Psychiatrists, nurses, therapists, care coordinators, pharmacists, and nutritionists are available, offering specialized treatment that includes medical detox services and ongoing medication management.

Their short-care approach is for adolescents who are experiencing emotional, behavioral, and/or substance abuse disorders. They provide therapeutic support as well as academic support during treatment. Their Oasis Adolescent Recovery School (OARS) is a private school and is equipped to support students’ educational needs, with certified special education staff offering individualized education plans (IEP) for those in need. For adolescents who don’t require the intensive support or who have successfully completed the residential program, the partial hospitalization program (PHP) or intensive outpatient program (IOP) offer a balance of individual counseling and group therapies, including specialty tracks such as girls-only, substance groups, mental health, and gender identity groups and offers virtual treatment options as well.

Adult Treatment Services

Oasis Behavioral Health's acute inpatient treatment for adults is designed to guide patients to recovery using thorough evaluations, personalized treatment plans, and a safe setting to address mental health, substance abuse, and co-occurring disorders. Medically supervised detox is available as needed, as well as ongoing medication management and psychiatric care. Oasis also offers a partial hospitalization program (PHP) allowing a more intensive level of care that is similar to what residential treatment offers. Patients participating in the partial hospitalization program dedicate 25 hours per week to their recovery plan over the course of 5 days. Their lowest level of care, the intensive outpatient program (IOP), offers flexible options for treatment, with daytime and evening meetings taking place 3 days a week. IOP offers evidence-based treatment, such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and incorporates the 12-step recovery model.

Living in Balance Curriculum

Their skilled staff of therapists, nurses, and behavioral health professionals lead counseling services, group therapy, and group activities using their living in balance curriculum, which helps patients learn helpful coping tools and build life skills. The living in balance curriculum focuses on healthy methods for expressing anger, establishing trust, coping with stress, and developing supportive relationships. Patients participate in weekly activities that may include recreational and fitness, team building, and social skills and psychoeducational groups.