#Partial hospitalization program (PHP)

[pink--pouf]

PHP - Day five

(my outfit was really good today)

[insert-apt-title-here]

Someone got discharged from the php I’m at today. I only met them twice but I’m still proud of them.

In other news my program therapist is cool and sat on the floor with me

[yellow-dress-basil]

I have officially taken the next two days (before holiday break) off of work. I’m looking into FMLA and doing an intake for a PHP today.

It was so scary to put in for the days, email my administrators, text my classroom coworker, and tell my mom (we work together).

But yesterday I had 4 meltdowns. Full ones. 4. Because I couldn’t handle it all anymore.

My car has been towed for a third time this month and I’m out of money to fix it (already dropped 2k) but the engine stalled out. I’m very fortunate that my parents will be able to help me but that wasn’t a guarantee until my mom offered this morning.

I finished a really tough semester and worked full time during it.

My chronic pain and chronic illness symptoms have been way worse in the last few months. Just progressively worse.

I have no money, no savings, and no ability left over to go to work. So I’m not going.

In the past I would have just quit. But I have documented disabilities on my side now so I’m not going to quit a career I love because I’m having a tough time.

This morning I woke up feeling like I had actually rested for the first time in over a month. I still didn’t get 8 hours (its been so long since I have, like months and months) but I felt like the sleep I did get actually counted for once.

I felt relieved that I wasn’t pushing myself beyond my capabilities anymore.

And I’m so proud of myself for taking the step. And so grateful to my wife, my parents, my meta, and my beat friends who helped me through yesterday and setting everything up.

It’s gonna be okay.

[lunarsysstuff]

just started a Partial Hospitalization Program so what’s a better way to celebrate than with some Disney memes!

hopefully y’all enjoy :)) <3

[mashupofmylife]

Weird place to hunt for info, but I'm looking for anything and everything!

Anyone on here who works in a PHP/ partial hospital program? How many individual patients do the therapists carry? How is the program structured? I'm trying to figure out how to get a reasonable census, structure the program, and not burn out my therapists and I'm hitting walls left and right. I want to know what works in other places!

[brightonrecoverycenter]

How PHP Recovery Programs Promote a Holistic Approach to Healing 

When it comes to overcoming addiction or managing mental health challenges, finding the right support system is crucial. A PHP recovery program (Partial Hospitalization Program) offers a comprehensive, holistic approach to healing, addressing not just the symptoms but the root causes of an individual’s struggles. 

[artbyotter]

I made this one when I was in a PHP! Because I'm ✨mentally ill✨

Freedom

Oil pastels

[pink--pouf]

PHP day ???

I step down to IOP on the 18th

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[mxxxboygloom]

I've been in an IOP or a PHP for a week now. I'm growing restless.

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[adainesfroggieboggy]

Oh my god I found the origins of the spreadsheet and it unfortunately was made too close to my downfall for comfort

i need a hyperfixation ptoject to keep me up all night so get ready for a thorough spreadsheet that contains every piece of fanfiction i currently have record of. this includes four fandoms, upwards of 30 fics, about seven years of work and i'm making a conservative estimate right now of over 300,000 words but i genuinely have no clue we'll see

[zoroarkex]

i feel so incredibly guilty posting this but i have no other options.

i am due to start partial hospitalization (php, for short) in these next few days/weeks due to how severe my mental decline is. i barely eat or sleep and my medication isnt working the way it should be. i cant recall the last time ive felt so raw and hopeless.

im very lucky that php is covered by my insurance but i still have to cover over 3k usd for the copay - money i dont have. on top of that, this 3k also doesnt include any of the individual therapy or nutritionist visits in the program.

i am already trying to work my ass off with commissions and gamedev but its not enough. im drowning in bills even without this copay and my wrist is very close to giving out for at least a good few days again due to pushing myself to work.

if youd like to help me get the inpatient help i need, please know you have my deepest thanks. if youre unable to donate, please share. much love.

paypal https://www.paypal.me/lonworks

cashapp $faterunes

[insert-apt-title-here]

So I’m starting at a php(partial hospitalization program) in about a week. I kinda wanna document my experiences/progress on here, should I post on this blog or make a sideblog?

[221bluescarf]

I'm going to ramble under the cut

My 8 weeks is almost over and I'm so on the fence with my opinion about how I am when I'm in partial programs. I don't like having to interact with other people and it's really hard to have to feel so exposed when I'm having bad days ⁠—I can't just hide in my room, I get dropped off and have to go in.

On the other hand it's a supportive environment and practicing the skills that help me in the moment and consistently every day. I don't spiral. There's daily accountability and understanding and validation and encouragement and occupied time. Most of all I don't feel like a burden all day...

It's like the burden is put on people who signed up to handle these problems, instead of being obligated to help and care for someone who you thought would grow up to be productive and independent.

I don't have the freedom to indulge my desire to isolate or watch tv on the couch or stay in bed... but maybe that's a good thing.

It's also pretty much the only place it feels it's "ok" to be mentally ill. Even though I still feel embarrassed and frustrated when I break down or have symptoms, it's nothing like being exposed to a public place or even just among family or friends.

The cons are mostly getting out of the house consistently and having to fight my desire to avoid everything. I have to collect my thoughts and communicate which on some days is barely possible. I feel stressed by going, which gives me more symptoms. I go home so tired and it's hard to do anything else. Some days I'm genuinely so upset when I get home.

But also... I feel like I do better during program than I do on my own/with my parents. It keeps me busy and occupied and whether I like it or not, going to program has only ever resulted in me getting *better*, not *worse*

I posted about how my parents prefer it when I'm in the program. I deleted it because I felt self conscious. Is my life really better when I'm going there or am I just easier to handle? Does me going there make them feel like normal parents of a normal adult child since I'm busy and gone?

It's like having a job to go to if a job was understanding and supportive instead of judgmental, overwhelming, and super stressful.

Maybe I could emulate this situation by filling my weeks with therapy/support groups, my regular therapy, seeing a case manager, etc. But that's a lot! All of it is a lot... I just want to hide away and do an errend here and there to get some sun on my skin.

Either way, tomorrow starts my last week at the program. I'm glad it's over but I wonder if maybe I shouldn't be? Maybe leaving this routine behind won't feel as good as I want it to. Most of all i can't help but wonder how long it'll take me to struggle again and end up back here for the 6th time. As long as I go here before anyone sends me to the hospital again (whether they tell me I can go back home or not) I'll count it as positive. I don't want to be a revolving door inpatient so maybe revolving door PHP/IOP is ok. Maybe that's the best case scenario if I'm stuck with an illness that is so consuming.

I mean... if I didn't have the opportunity to live with my parents, more of my iop's would've been inpatient anyway. Plus whatever would result from living on my own which I can't imagine going very well.

This has gone on long enough. I don't know if talking about this even helped me but whatever.

[crash-bang-boom-corp]

Should we make little simply plural accessories? I wanted to make some for ourselves but I figured other people may be interested in some as well.

If we do I'll stay away from more niche labels and flags unless it's for ourselves or we get sent a reference just cause we're really busy and don't have the energy to research, but we might make a few. Emphasis on a few.

I'm currently in a partial hospital program (PHP) so I may or may not do this quickly or get to it at all within a reasonable time frame. I'll try my damndest though.