Adult Services

Mental health and chemical dependency problems impact the home, work and family life of many adults. Centennial Peaks Hospital offers a confidential, caring environment that promotes crisis resolution, positive self-awareness, coping skills and personal growth.

Problems we address may include:

• suicidal feelings/thoughts

• extreme anger and/or dangerous behavior

• anxiety/panic attacks

• schizophrenia

• depression

• hallucinations/delusional thinking

• phobias

• bipolar disorder

• physical/sexual abuse

• alcohol/drug dependency with or without psychiatric diagnosis

Levels of Care

Acute Inpatient:
This program treats 18+ year-old individuals in an intensive, therapeutic structure, providing psychiatric stabilization and 24-hour nursing care for patients experiencing critical symptoms. Critical symptoms include suicidal ideation, homicidal ideation and/or psychotic features. Another critical symptom is being considered “gravely disabled,” which means an individual is unable to care for themselves, putting their life or others in danger.

This program will also treat individuals age 65 and older if they are able to manage their activities of daily living (ADLs), are medically stable and can benefit from groups and therapy offered at Centennial Peaks Hospital.


Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP):
The PHP provides the structured programming of our mental health inpatient program while allowing the patient to return home in the evening. Most often, this is a step-down program for clients who have completed inpatient treatment at Centennial Peaks.

Inpatient Detoxification:
This program is designed to provide a safe medical detox and to assist in creating a solid addiction recovery plan. Twenty-four hour nursing care and medication management is provided.

Chemical Dependency – Intensive Outpatient Program (CD IOP):
Patients in the CD-IOP program gain knowledge about addiction and recovery from a physical, psychological, and habitual perspective. In addition, staff members are trained in mental health issues, to assist those patients with co-occurring diagnosis (i.e., depression). The CD-IOP meets three times per week, for a total of 20 sessions. There are two tracks to choose from. The DAY programs meets Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 1:00pm - 4:00pm for 20 sessions and the EVENING program meets Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 6:00pm-9:00pm for 20 sessions. Aftercare is provided once per week for one year after members complete the program.

Mental Health - Intensive Outpatient Program (MH IOP):
The MH-IOP is focused on the development of interpersonal skills, coping skills, relaxation skills, management of symptoms and mood stabilization. The program combines Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and other skills-based treatment methods with the goal of increasing mental health functioning and the ability to enjoy life. There are two track options for the MH-IOP. The DAY track is Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 1:00pm-4:00pm for 12 sessions. The EVENING track is Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings from 6:00pm to 9:00pm for 12 sessions.

 

How to Access Care

Our clinical staff is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to respond promptly to calls regarding treatment. Assessments may be scheduled any time. During the assessment a licensed therapist or registered nurse will help to identify presenting problems and match individual needs with an appropriate level of care.

We provide assistance in obtaining effective and accessible treatment services, as well as consultation regarding financial options. For more information about our programs or to schedule an assessment, please call (303) 673-9990.