Outpatient Mental Health Treatment in Yardley, PA

Hope Springs Behavioral Health is a family-owned and -operated outpatient mental health treatment center serving Yardley, PA, and the surrounding communities in Bucks County. Our care team includes board-certified psychiatrists working alongside licensed therapists and trained clinicians to deliver individualized, evidence-based care. We believe effective mental health treatment looks different for every person, and our programs are built around that reality from the first appointment forward.

We’re welcoming new patients now. Call (215) 491-9900 to ask about program options, verify your insurance, or schedule an intake appointment with Hope Springs Behavioral Health.

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP): Coverage, Cost & Access

An intensive outpatient program (IOP) allows individuals to receive structured mental health treatment while continuing to live at home and maintain daily routines. 

At Hope Springs, our IOP takes a multi-pronged approach: reducing and stabilizing mental health symptoms, building skills through therapy, and strengthening family relationships. Program length typically ranges from four weeks to four months, depending on each person’s clinical needs.

Coverage & Cost

Our IOP may be covered by insurance, and we accept most commercial insurance plans. We’re also now accepting Bucks County Medicaid/HealthChoices, which expands access for many families in Yardley and throughout the region. Sliding-scale fee options are available for those who qualify. Our team works directly with individuals and families to navigate benefits so that cost doesn’t become the barrier that delays care.

Teen & Adult Tracks

Separate IOP tracks are available for teens and adults, each designed to address the distinct clinical needs of that population.

Our Treatment Offerings

Individual Therapy

Individual therapy within our IOP is a private, one-on-one setting where clients work through personal challenges at their own pace. Our clinicians use cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and reality therapy. These modalities are chosen based on what each person’s situation calls for. 

Individual sessions address a range of conditions, including:

• Anxiety
• Depression
• PTSD
• Grief and loss
• Stress-related challenges

Treatment plans are regularly reassessed, so the approach evolves as progress is made.

Family Therapy & Marriage Counseling

Family therapy isn’t an optional add-on at Hope Springs. It’s a standard component of our IOP. Recovery doesn’t happen in isolation, and strengthening the support network around each client is part of the clinical design. 

Family sessions address communication breakdowns, conflict, grief and loss, blending families, and oppositional behaviors. Marriage counseling is available as part of our family therapy services for couples working through relational strain alongside or connected to a mental health concern.

Teen Mental Health Treatment

Hope Springs offers an intensive outpatient program specifically tailored for adolescents. Teen mental health needs differ from those of adults, and our IOP is built to reflect that. 

The program addresses anxiety, depression, eating disorders, substance use concerns, and oppositional behaviors in a confidential setting where teens can speak openly without fear of judgment. Family participation is also built into the teen program, creating space for families to work on their relationship with their teen as part of the process.

Support Group Therapy

Group therapy is a structured component of the Hope Springs IOP. Sharing experiences with others facing similar challenges builds perspective and community in ways individual therapy alone can’t replicate. Our groups serve individuals working through PTSD, eating disorders (such as anorexia and bulimia), emotional health concerns, and substance addiction. For those in drug and alcohol recovery, connection to a 12-step program is also available.

Psychiatric Services & Medication Management

Our board-certified psychiatrists are embedded in the IOP, not a separate referral step. Psychiatric services include comprehensive evaluations and medication management when clinically appropriate, coordinated directly with the therapy side of treatment. 

For individuals who complete the IOP, access to a psychiatrist or nurse practitioner for medication evaluation and ongoing medication management is available for no less than one year as a courtesy to program graduates. 

For some people, medication is an important part of managing a mental health condition alongside therapy. Our evaluations help determine whether that’s the right fit for each individual.