The Horsham Clinic’s Inpatient Acute Psychiatric Treatment for adults provides care to patients age 18 and older who face chronic and persistent mental illness.

The goal of our adult behavioral health programs are to provide a comprehensive assessment and evaluation, and help stabilize their primary symptoms while enhancing their individual strengths. We help our patients develop coping mechanisms to effectively move forward to happier, healthier lives. We also educate each patient on their disease to help create the best opportunity to prevent relapse.

Our adult inpatient units incorporate the principles of recovery into the treatment planning process and care delivery system. Recovery is a highly personal and individual process that occurs over time. However, recovery does not mean that a person will live the rest of his or her life free of symptoms, or that he or she will regain all the losses incurred from their psychiatric problems.

In recovery, we aim to help patients live without feeling powerless because of their mental health issues, or without believing that their potential or opportunities have been diminished because of their issues. Each of our programs is facilitated by board-certified psychiatrists who are experienced in treating adults.

Program highlights:

• Treatment modalities used at The Horsham Clinic include, but are not limited to:
  • Psychotherapy groups
  • Skill building groups
  • Psychopharmacology (medication management services)
  • Individual and family therapy
  • Music therapy
  • Dance therapy
  • Art therapy

Aftercare planning is thoroughly coordinated with the patient, their family, and external support systems to help them continue the recovery process after they have been discharged.

A confidential, compassionate, no-cost assessment can help you determine the level of care that’s right for you. Reach out to us, day or night.

The Horsham Clinic’s professional staff are ready to help find a treatment option that works for you. Call 800-237-4447 for a no-cost, confidential assessment 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you need immediate medical assistance, contact 911 or seek the nearest emergency room.