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Outpatient Services

Weekly therapy that fits around the rest of your life

Regular one-on-one sessions with a licensed clinician, by secure video. Outpatient care means you keep living at home, working, and going to school while you get support.

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What it is

One clinician, a steady time slot, and a plan built around you

Outpatient therapy is what most people picture when they think of therapy: regular sessions, usually weekly or every other week, with the same licensed clinician. You talk through what's going on, learn skills that apply to your actual week, and keep track of whether things are getting better.

It's called outpatient because you don't stay anywhere. You join from home or another private space, then get on with your day. For many concerns it's the right place to start, and it's also where people often continue after a more intensive program.

Who it may help

People come to outpatient therapy for

You don't need a diagnosis to start. Many people just know something needs to change.

  • Anxiety, panic, or constant worry
  • Depression and low motivation
  • Stress at work, at school, or at home
  • Trauma and difficult memories
  • Alcohol or drug use you want to change
  • Grief, loss, and major life changes

What to expect

What outpatient therapy looks like by video

Here's how most clients get started.

  1. Your first session

    Your clinician asks what brought you in, about your history, and what you'd like to be different. You can ask questions too, including about how they work.

  2. Set goals together

    You agree on a few concrete goals, such as sleeping through the night or getting through a meeting without panic, and how you'll know you're making progress.

  3. Regular sessions

    Most clients meet weekly at first. Sessions are available any day from 9 AM to 9 PM, so you can keep a consistent time that suits you.

  4. Adjust as you go

    Your clinician checks in about what's working. Sessions may become less frequent as you improve, or you may step up to more support if you need it.

Our approach

How we approach outpatient care

We draw on well-researched methods, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and motivational interviewing, and choose them for the person in front of us rather than applying one formula to everyone.

When anxiety or depression overlaps with alcohol or drug use, we treat them together instead of asking you to fix one first. And because care is offered in eight languages, including American Sign Language, more people can work with a clinician in the language they think in.

Where it's offered

Available in Pennsylvania and Georgia

Outpatient therapy is available by video to teens and adults located in Pennsylvania or Georgia.

Each state page lists the insurance we accept there and answers questions specific to that state.

Common questions

What people usually ask first

If your question isn't here, call or send us a message. We're glad to answer it before you decide anything.

Ask us a question

Most people start with weekly sessions, and over time you and your clinician may move to every other week. Because sessions run from 9 AM to 9 PM every day, it's usually possible to keep a regular slot.

Get started

Reach out today. We're here from 9 AM to 9 PM, every day.

Tell us your state and the kind of support you're looking for. We'll follow up to check your insurance and find a session time that works, evenings and weekends included.