From your first call to your last morning, here is how it works.
Your first week, a typical PHP morning, an IOP evening, the ground rules and how the work changes as you go. No surprises, just a clear picture of what treatment feels like here.
Getting settled, one step at a time
Day 1
Paperwork, a biopsychosocial assessment about your history and relationships, and the releases that let us coordinate your care.
Early in the week
You join the continuous group with one facilitator and meet your primary therapist for your first individual session.
Within week one
With your consent, your therapist contacts a loved one to introduce themselves and hear what they’ve seen.
Scheduled for you
We book your psychiatric evaluation with Telemed Clinix, held in a private office at Sunview.
Most people are nervous in week one. That’s normal. Your therapist and group facilitator will help you find your footing. Read more about family therapy and psychiatric care and medication management.
Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 1 PM
In the Partial Hospitalization Program, your morning is one continuous group with the same facilitator, not a new topic and a new face every hour. That consistency lets the group go deeper.
9:00
One continuous group, led by the same facilitator all morning.
Mid-morning
Breaks come throughout the morning.
During the week
45 to 60 minutes with your primary therapist, once a week.
When scheduled
Virtual psychiatric care in a private office on site.
1:00
The afternoon is yours. What happens next becomes tomorrow’s work.
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, 6 to 9 PM
Evening IOP is built for people who work during the day. You finish your workday, come to group, and head home by 9. The structure is the same as day programming: one continuous group, a weekly individual session and access to psychiatric care.
Intensive Outpatient ProgramEvery other Thursday, women and men meet in separate groups. The day follows the same structure, and many people find it easier to share what feels more understood by others of the same gender.
The group culture runs on carefrontation: honest feedback given with care, never to shame. You’ll learn to give it and to hear it. Group therapy.
“We can be compassionate without avoiding accountability, and we can hold someone accountable without taking away their dignity.”
Abstinence-based, not medication-free
We’ll tell you what to bring when we schedule your first day. Anti-craving medications like Suboxone and naltrexone are welcome when an outside provider manages them: see substance use disorder treatment.
From “how do I get through this?” to “why do I respond this way?”
Early on, the focus is steadiness: structure, sobriety, sleep and coping skills.
As trust builds, the work goes deeper into patterns, relationships and past experiences.
Later, insight turns into choices you practice at home and at work.
Recovery isn’t linear. Hard days, triggers and old patterns will show up. They don’t mean treatment has failed; they’re moments we work through together. See how we treat dual diagnosis.
More than whether you finished the program
BAM
The Brief Addiction Monitor looks at risk and at the protective factors we want to see grow.
PHQ-9
Tracks symptoms of depression over the course of treatment.
GAD-7
Tracks symptoms of anxiety over the course of treatment.
Monthly plan review
You and your therapist review your treatment plan and goals every month.
RSA-R survey
Your feedback on your experience, which we use to improve the program.
These measures are part of our approach and outcomes.
Questions before you start? Admissions FAQ · Insurance and payment · Talk to admissions
Matthew L.
Gabe is awesome! I have had therapists before at other practices and he is one of the most empathetic and down to earth providers I have had. The group facilitators and other staff there are very kind and helpful as well. The support to get you back onto a good mental health path is amazing. Would recommend if you want more help than just a one on one therapist but want to still go home and/or work after.
Erica S.
I just wanted to express my gratitude, every single staff was so kind and compassionate. It took me a while to actually be receptive to the things they were teaching me and trying to help me. But once I was and truly understood and was willing to help myself too it was magic. I’m grateful for them. I’d recommend them to anyone! I also would recommend for Sunview to include same sex groups at least once a week, I believe it helps common issues and resolution insight and connection a more comfortable space for the same sex to connect to each other without feeling judgement or afraid to express their opinions and experiences in front of the other sex. (In my afternoon groups was primary female and it was an amazing experience) so much props to Sunview for giving me the tools and resources to believe myself and better myself! Thank for to every staff member there!!!!
Francina U.
I came to sunview on my own and um glad I came I hot the help that I needed they were very loving and kind to me they lived me when I didn't love my self and I am grateful...
Isaiah A.
Sun view wellness is amazing place supportive come here to get the best care they take care of all your fears and worries.
Angel V.
Very helpful and attentive people who care to see you get better through your rough time in life.
Stacey P.
If you are struggling with addiction, this is the place that will make you feel like home. The therapist are amazing in their own unique ways. Group sessions become your best friends in the circle. They are welcoming to any type of addiction, they are loving, and strong therapists.
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