More access. More connection. More second chances. TiNHiH’s Youth Outpatient Services help teens build healthy coping skills, strengthen family relationships, and move forward—one supported step at a time.
Two levels of care to meet your teen where they are:
A structured, 12-week program designed for teens who need more support than weekly therapy alone.
Flexible, skills-based support for teens ready to work on goals with the family’s involvement.
Non-judgmental, goal-focused counseling that strengthens readiness to change
coping strategies, distress tolerance, and relapse-prevention tools that teens can use right away
Joint sessions to rebuild connection, set healthy boundaries, and improve communication
Positive group culture that normalizes help-seeking and creates sober support
Screening for anxiety, depression, sleep, and trauma with referrals as needed
One-to-one sessions that help teens explore choices, practice new skills, and set realistic weekly goals.
Coaching and joint sessions to strengthen trust, align expectations, and create a supportive home plan.
Immediate, short-term support for substance-related crises—with warm hand-offs to higher levels of care when needed.
MET is a brief, collaborative approach that helps youth discover their own reasons for change. Counselors use open questions and reflective listening to reduce ambivalence, build confidence, and translate insight into 7-day action plans. MET pairs well with IOP/OP and family sessions.
Speak with a Care Navigator to discuss concerns and benefits.
We review history, safety, school needs, and strengths.
Your teen begins OP or IOP; families receive a clear weekly plan.
We monitor goals, attendance, drug screens (IOP), and school support.
If your teen is experimenting, struggling with use, or returning from a crisis, we’ll help you find the right level of care—today.
Youth IOP runs 12 weeks and includes two 3-hour groups plus one weekly individual session, with regular drug testing.
OP is typically weekly individual counseling with optional groups; IOP is a structured, multi-hour weekly schedule with more support and accountability.
Yes. With consent, we collaborate on attendance, academic plans, and any needed accommodations.
Absolutely. Family involvement is a core part of success. We provide coaching, joint sessions, and resources.
Telehealth may be available for certain sessions when appropriate—ask during intake.
Call 911 for immediate danger, or 988 for suicide and crisis support. We’ll help you determine the right level of care once your teen is safe.
