Partial Hospitalization Program

PHP Mental Health Treatment at Canyon Ridge Hospital: Why Choose Us?

The partial hospitalization program (PHP) at Canyon Ridge Hospital helps adults 18 and older recover from mental health concerns. The program offers the intensity and structure of inpatient care while you live at home. PHP meets Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

You may attend in person or virtually. We provide breakfast, lunch and snacks if you attend in person.

You don’t have to deal with mental health issues alone. We provide the support you need to recover and create a life you love. Since 1990, we have helped people in the Chino, California, area heal.

You may step down to PHP treatment after inpatient care, or you may enroll directly if you don’t need a hospital stay.

At Canyon Ridge Hospital, you’ll find:

• Skilled care providers: Therapists, psychiatrists, nurses and a patient coordinator work together to tailor treatment to your needs.
• Group therapy sessions: During group therapy sessions, participants share their experiences. You learn from and support each other.
• Evidence-based treatment: You receive treatment based on research, such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT). These therapies can teach you coping skills and how to manage your thoughts and behaviors.
• Dual-diagnosis track: You may be dealing with substance use along with mental health concerns. You can receive treatment for both mental health and substance use issues with our dual-diagnosis track.
• Transportation: Transportation options may be available – please contact us to learn more.
• Virtual programming: You may attend our partial hospitalization program in person or virtually, so you can choose the format that works best for you.
• Flexible scheduling: If you need to miss a day of treatment during the week, you can make it up on a Saturday.

Mental Health Treatments We Provide

We use a range of therapies to help you heal. You gain coping strategies to navigate life more easily. Treatment may include:

• Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT): This type of psychotherapy helps you identify and change negative thought patterns and behaviors.
• Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT): Another type of psychotherapy, this approach teaches you how to manage difficult emotions, tolerate distress and improve interpersonal skills.
• Experiential therapy: You benefit from a range of treatments, such as art, music, yoga and pet therapy.
• Relapse prevention therapy: You learn how to handle situations or people who may put you at a greater risk for relapse.
• Seeking Safety therapy: This counseling model addresses trauma and addiction without delving into upsetting memories.