Child and Adolescent Services
Partial Hospital
Treatment Programs
The
Pediatric Partial Hospital Program (PPHP) is a treatment program
for infants, toddlers and preschool children from infancy to 6 years
of age who have serious emotional, behavioral, eating, sleeping
or relationship problems. The program takes place during the day
Monday through Friday, and allows children to return home to their
families each night and during the weekend.
This program allows children and their families the opportunity
to work on the emotional and social difficulties that occur within
the family and in the community. Children and their families generally
receive treatment for one to six months depending on the severity
of the child's emotional and behavioral disabilities and his or
her treatment goals and family circumstances.
A program of Bradley Hospital's child and adolescent services,
SafeQuest is an after-school
treatment program that is an alternative to hospitalization and
traditional outpatient services. The purpose of the program is to
provide intensive treatment services for adolescents with unsafe
thoughts or behaviors. It offers an alternative to hospitalization,
shortens the length of stay for hospitalized adolescents and prepares
these patients and their families for outpatient services.
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