Older Adults

Behavioral Health Behavioral Health
As people grow older, they sometimes face personal or health issues that can impact the ability to function productively and enjoy life. Common concerns during this life phase include those related to retirement, health issues, adjustment to life changes, and the loss of loved ones. When those concerns become overwhelming, Princeton House Behavioral Health may be able to help.
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Princeton House’s outpatient programs offer intensive treatment four days per week for three-hour sessions for older adults who are suffering from anxiety, depression, and other mood disorders while providing a supportive environment. The structured group setting addresses unique needs and concerns during this stage of life. This approach facilitates camaraderie and helps participants work through shared concerns.

Treatment includes a comprehensive evaluation by a board-certified psychiatrist or advance practice nurse, individual treatment planning, evidence-based treatment in a group therapy model, individual nursing assistance with issues like medication management, family therapy and education, and expressive therapies like art and yoga.

Through the program, we help our patients to:

  • Reduce feelings of depression and anxiety
  • Strengthen connections and community support
  • Improve coping with issues and challenges during this phase of life
  • Increase a sense of control in one’s life
  • Regain and improve functioning and the ability to enjoy life

Intensive Outpatient Program:

  • Three hours per day, four days per week
  • Transportation may be available

Lunch is provided for full-day programs, and free transportation may be available within defined areas.