Announcing: The Phoenix IOP Program

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Announcing Serenity Behavioral Health Services' new IOP program, The Phoenix. 

Who do we treat?
This program is specifically designed to provide treatment for individuals who have concerns about protecting their identity and reputation while getting the help they need. Participants can be executives, educators, military personnel, high-profile individuals, and/or board-licensed professionals.

What do we treat?
Our program provides treatment for burnout, stress, depression, anxiety, co-dependency, shame, trauma, and acute stress disorders and understand that most individuals struggling with these symptoms are also using negative coping skills such as addiction or dependency on food, sex, porn, gambling, shopping, and marijuana and/or alcohol to manage their mental health symptoms. Our goal is to resolve mental health issues, increase positive coping skills, and eliminate shame from our clients. 

Remain ANONYMOUS and get the help you need
All participants will remain anonymous. No one will use their real name, disclose where they work, or what type of license they have. Group members will know each other by nicknames; only the therapist and our Intake/Billing department will know a group member’s legal name. 

What is the schedule?
The Phoenix IOP Program is scheduled to meet on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays from 4-7pm. in Westerville and runs on an 8-week curriculum rotation. Participating individuals must commit to attending all three sessions per week for eight weeks.  

How do I join?
It's easy! Just call the SerenityBHS main line at 614-948-3273 to get started.

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