Compass Health Center’s Young Child Partial Hospitalization (PHP) Program provides short-term stabilization for children between ages 5 and 10 who are experiencing mood and anxiety symptoms leading to difficulty functioning throughout their daily activities. In some cases, this also includes impairing emotional dysregulation, aggression, and oppositional behavior. During the course of treatment, Compass provides various therapies that will improve the child’s level of functioning by gaining strategies and learning how to utilize them effectively. Compass’s goal is to help children learn coping skills related to increasing emotion identification, distress tolerance, emotional management skills, relaxation techniques, and improved communication skills. Family therapy and parent support is a vital piece of Compass’s individualized care model. Children participate in twice/weekly family therapy sessions with caregivers, which supports symptom management and overall treatment outcomes.
Compass’s multidisciplinary team develops an individualized treatment plan for each patient that includes:
Compass’s customized treatment plans are tailored to the needs of each individual and adapted over the course of treatment. Program participants work with therapists who specialize in after school programs. The group therapy model provides the opportunity to connect with others, normalize experiences, and build group accountability. This individualized approach to treatment supports people in moving towards achieving a meaningful and functional life.
Children in Compass’s Partial Hospitalization (PHP) Program receive daily education services during the school year to support their academic goals alongside treatment. This includes time each day for supervised study, case management, and coordination of care among the Compass treatment team, the child’s school teams, and their family. Compass recognizes that flexibility is key to ensuring a successful transition back to school following treatment. Your child’s team is in regular communication with their school to adjust the treatment plan as needed to best support them.
If this is an emergency or crisis situation, call 911 immediately. If you are an existing patient, please call Compass's office directly. For all other questions, concerns, or inquiries, please use the contact form and the Compass team will get back to you as soon as possible.