The Partial Hospitalization Program in Fort Lauderdale at Grace Point is where real recovery begins. This level of care offers the structure and support of residential treatment while helping you start retaking control of your life. Clients spend six days a week in therapy, up to 38 hours total, working with licensed therapists and group facilitators who truly understand recovery. Our trauma-informed program blends clinical care, accountability, and connection, helping you build the tools and confidence needed for lasting change. At Grace Point, healing happens through safety, honesty, and the powerful community you build along the way.
A Partial Hospitalization Program, or PHP, is one of the most comprehensive levels of care offered at Grace Point. It provides the structure of residential treatment with the flexibility to rebuild your life outside of therapy. PHP is ideal for those who have completed detox or a stabilization program and are ready to focus on deeper emotional healing, trauma recovery, and developing lasting coping skills.
Our PHP program in Fort Lauderdale combines medical oversight, trauma therapy, and hands-on support from a team of licensed professionals and peer facilitators who have walked the same road to recovery. Each day is designed to help you rebuild structure, confidence, and connection, key components of sustainable sobriety.
In our Partial Hospitalization Program, you can expect:
PHP at Grace Point is where the real work of recovery begins. It is a safe, supportive, and empowering space to uncover the root causes of addiction and start building a life centered on healing and purpose.
Structure and connection are at the heart of the Grace Point experience. Each day in our Partial Hospitalization Program is intentionally designed to help you find stability, rebuild healthy habits, and feel supported in every moment of your recovery journey.
The morning starts around 8:30 a.m. when you are picked up and brought to the center. After breakfast and medication management, the day begins with group therapy, where you connect with others who understand your struggles. These sessions encourage open communication, self-awareness, and emotional healing in a safe, judgment-free space.
Afternoons focus on growth and skill-building through educational workshops, trauma therapy, and 12-step or community meetings. Later in the day, you meet one-on-one with your primary or trauma therapist to work through personal challenges and identify the root causes of addiction. Most clients finish by 9 p.m., returning home to rest and recharge.
Weekends often include outings and activities like the beach, airboat rides, or movie nights to encourage healthy connection and joy in sobriety. Each day in PHP blends structure, therapy, and support, helping you rebuild confidence and purpose one day at a time.
The length of a Partial Hospitalization Program varies depending on each person’s needs, progress, and treatment goals. At Grace Point, we understand that recovery is not a one-size-fits-all process. Most clients remain in PHP for four to five weeks, though some may need a little more time to build a strong foundation before stepping down to a lower level of care like Intensive Outpatient (IOP).
Your time in PHP is not just about completing a program; it is about preparing for lifelong recovery. Our clinical team evaluates your progress weekly to ensure you are getting the most out of treatment. As you gain confidence, stability, and coping skills, your treatment plan will naturally evolve.
Several factors determine how long PHP lasts:
Grace Point’s goal is not to rush your healing but to help you move forward when you are ready. We provide a structured, compassionate environment where you can take the time you need to recover physically, emotionally, and spiritually—at your own pace and with the support of people who truly care.
Completing the Partial Hospitalization Program in Fort Lauderdale is a significant milestone in recovery, but it is not the end of the journey. After finishing the program, most clients transition into our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), which offers continued structure and support while giving you more independence. This next phase helps you begin balancing work, family, and personal responsibilities with ongoing therapy and accountability.
In IOP, you attend group and individual therapy several times a week, focusing on relapse prevention, life skills, and rebuilding healthy routines. You will continue working with your therapist to process trauma, strengthen coping tools, and manage triggers that could lead to relapse.
Our goal at Grace Point is to make every step of your recovery feel connected and intentional. Moving from PHP to IOP will give you a stronger sense of purpose, healthier relationships, and a growing support network. For some, the journey continues with outpatient therapy or participation in our alumni program, where lasting connections strengthen recovery.
Transitioning out of PHP is not about leaving treatment behind; it is about stepping forward into a life built on stability, connection, and confidence in your recovery.
A Partial Hospitalization Program is a structured treatment plan that provides intensive therapy and medical support during the day while allowing you to return home or to sober housing at night. It bridges the gap between residential and outpatient care.
PHP is ideal for individuals who have completed detox or residential treatment and are ready for deeper emotional and trauma work while maintaining some independence.
Clients participate in a minimum of six hours of therapy per day, six days a week, totaling about 36 to 38 hours of treatment each week.
PHP includes individual therapy, group therapy, trauma therapy (such as EMDR or RRT), family therapy, relapse prevention, and holistic activities like mindfulness, fitness, and community outings.
Most clients stay in PHP for four to five weeks, depending on their individual progress and clinical needs.
Yes. Our licensed medical staff provides ongoing medication management, health monitoring, and support to ensure your safety and comfort.
Your day begins around 8:30 a.m. with transportation to the center, breakfast, and medication. You’ll attend group and individual sessions, enjoy meals, and participate in recovery-focused activities until around 9 p.m.
Group therapy sessions at Grace Point are intentionally small, no more than 15 participants, to ensure everyone feels heard, safe, and supported.
Most clients step down into our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), which offers continued therapy, support, and accountability while helping you transition back into daily life.
Simply contact our admissions team. We will verify your insurance, answer your questions, and help you begin your personalized recovery plan with compassion and honesty.
