Refer teens who need more structure than weekly therapy
Virtual IOP and outpatient programs for adolescents — coordinated with existing outpatient providers when releases allow.
When to refer
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Continuity with your practice
Patients can often keep their weekly outpatient therapist during step-up planning — we discuss continuity during assessment.
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Communication cadence
With a signed release, we share enrollment status and progress markers at the cadence your practice prefers.
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Clear clinical boundaries
We do not replace inpatient, PHP, or emergency services — and we say so plainly when a higher level of care is safer.
Refer when a teen ages 12–17 needs more clinical intensity than weekly therapy, is safe enough for home-based care, and can participate in secure video sessions in California. Common pathways include step-down from higher care, stalled progress in weekly therapy, school avoidance, and family systems needing structured multi-modal care.
We provide free consultations for families, insurance verification support, and clear communication back to referring clinicians when a release of information is in place. We do not replace inpatient, PHP, or emergency services.
Common questions
Medication decisions stay with the appropriate licensed prescriber. We coordinate when clinically indicated and when releases allow.
Often yes during step-up planning, depending on intensity and payer rules. We discuss continuity during the clinical assessment.
Many families complete consultation and begin within days when clinically appropriate and benefits are clear — not a guarantee of same-week starts.
Send a provider referral
Call 619-354-3569 or have the family complete the free assessment and name your practice as the referring source.