Partial Hospital Programming (Day Treatment) Options:

Extended 10-Hour (PHP) Eating Disorder Treatment

Both of our Partial Hospitalization Programs are offered up to seven days per week, Monday through Sunday, at the programming treatment suite. Depending on the patient's medical stability and treatment needs, he or she will be placed in either the Extended PHP (10 hours a day, 9:30am-7:30pm) or the Traditional PHP (6 hours a day, 9:30am-3:30pm) level of programming.

Extended Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)

The Extended Partial Hospital Program provides support for 10 hours per day and up to seven days per week. Unlike other partial hospital programs, we can offer structure for up to 70 hours per week. This level of care includes:

• Monitored weight and vital signs. Vitals are obtained at least once per day or more per physician’s orders.
• Supported AM snack
• Support lunch and post meal therapy
• Supported PM snack
• Support dinner and post meal therapy
• Highly individualized weekly treatment planning
• Three individual counseling and/or family sessions per week
• Two individual dietitian sessions per week
• All groups and fitness activities with various eating disorder experts (see group schedule below)
• Weekend outing(s)
• Family Therapy and Education for all loved ones
  • Weekly Family Support Group for loved ones with Dr. Randy Flanery, Ph.D. and Dr. Kim McCallum, MD. And then free for life to family members
  • Monthly Family Day with Dr. Kim McCallum, MD and other treatment team experts. And then free for life to family members
• Updates and reviews to your insurance company regarding progress per your insurance company’s request, submitting claims, and helping pursue reimbursement.
• Certified teachers and one-on-one tutoring during set treatment hours to help students stay on track for school* (this service provided to those in <12th grade)*

Adolescent Track:

A specialized track with separate groups for adolescents and young adults address developmental needs, and teachers help keep students caught up with school work, proctor tests, and tutor during set treatment hours

Extended Partial Hospital Program Group Schedule
Key: 24-Hour - Partial Hospital Programs - Young Adult/Adolescent - Adult - Everyone

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
9:30am-10:00am	Weights/ vitals	Weights/ vitals	Weights/ vitals	Weights/ vitals	Weights/ vitals	Walk	Walk
10:00-10:30	Snack	Snack	Snack	Snack	Snack	Snack	Snack
10:30-11:15	Therapist group	Mindfulness OR Tutors OR Trauma	Psychodrama OR Tutors	Contract group OR Tutors	Therapist group	Group Therapy	Goals Group
11:15-12:30	Expressive with Caroline OR Experiential ED	Boundaries/ Sexuality OR Tutors	Psychodrama OR Tutors	Schema Therapy OR Art Therapy	Meal planning	Group Therapy	Group Therapy
12:30-1:45	Lunch + Post	Lunch + Post	Lunch + Post	Lunch + Post	Lunch + Post	Lunch + Post	Lunch + Post
1:45-3:00	Dr McCallum OR Body Image	Community	Art Therapy OR Positive Identity Development	CBT OR Expressive	Mind-Body Connection	Massages OR Group therapy	Non-active NIA OR Body Image
3:00-3:30	Snack	Snack	Snack	Snack	Snack	Snack	Snack
3:30-4:30	DBT	Spirituality OR Fitness	Agenda OR Authentic Movement	Authentic Movement OR Agenda	Yoga	Fun Outing OR free time & visitors	Fitness OR free time, board games
4:30-5:30	NIA OR Nutrition	Yoga OR CBT	Expressive OR Homework	Discharge Planning OR Trauma	DBT	Fun Outing OR free time & visitors	Fitness OR free time & visitors
5:30-6:00	Walk	Walk	Walk	Walk	Walk	Free time	Free time
6:15-7:00	Dinner	Dinner	Dinner	Dinner	Dinner	Dinner	Dinner
7:00-7:15	Post	Post	Post	Post	Post	Post	Post
7:15-7:30	Wrap up	Wrap up	Wrap up	Wrap up	Wrap up	Wrap up	Wrap up

Key: 24-Hour - Partial Hospital Programs - Young Adult/Adolescent - Adult - Everyone

Weekly to Bi-Weekly Psychiatrist appointments and treatment of any co-occurring issues

Weekly physician appointments and close medical monitoring

Blood draws on site

If needed, tube feeding is available and may be placed on site by our medical team for patients in need of extra calories and support.

Treatment Goals

McCallum Place strives to help individuals build the confidence and skills necessary to let go of their patterns of restrictive eating, purging, and compulsive exercise. Our protocols are designed to help patients restore weight minimize relapse with restricting, binge eating, vomiting, and/or compulsive exercise. Our goal is to empower each patient to develop the capacity to act from a state of mindfulness. When in wise mind a person is able to change how food and body image is used to express underlying emotional needs and concerns. Our individual psychotherapy sessions allow for in-depth exploration and group work helps integrate newly acquired skills. We also encourage our patients to practice weight maintenance and flexible eating prior to discharge. When possible, a gradual, flexible step-down program is recommended to ease the transition back to independent living. We give individuals suffering from eating disorders, including anorexia and bulimia, the power to manage the fears associated with new meal expectations and changes in body size.

More About Our Various Group Therapies

Group therapy is a form of eating disorder treatment that provides an opportunity for a deeper understanding of self and others. Restrictive eating and binging and purging can be a way to communicate internal distress. Patients suffering from anorexia, bulimia, or other eating disorders, can all work together to overcome their fears and anxiety and to learn the healing, therapeutic value of group work.

Group Fitness Therapy

Our fitness groups allow patients to experience the physical and psychological benefits of exercise. We offer many options to patients once medically stable and at a healthy weight including: Fitness training, daily walks, yoga, NIA, and strength training with a personal trainer. Additionally, fun and unique fitness outings off campus take place weekly where patients participate in various forms of physical activity.

What is NIA and how does it help patients at McCallum Place?

"The Nia Technique uses the natural wisdom of the human body as the basis for it's powerful cardiovascular workout that stands apart from all other fitness techniques to deliver a new perception of exercise and to increase self acceptance, joy in the body and a healthy body image.  With the combination of dance arts, martial arts and healing arts, The Nia Technique builds personal power and inner strength as the 52 fun moves are done mindfully and with non-judgment, accompanied by unique world music.  The eating disorder patient benefits from practicing The Nia Technique by becoming aware of pleasure in the body and by appreciating their own unique body --their own unique self--as they become more aware of the relationship between the healthy mind and the healthy body." -Reneigh DeBoer, Nia Blue Belt Group Instructor

Group Dance & Movement Therapy

Dance therapy helps patients reconnect with their feelings and communicate on another level. Movement encourages individuals to step outside of their mind and reclaim their bodies, giving them courage to find beauty and freedom in their own rhythms.

Group Art Therapy

Art therapy allows patients to express themselves creatively, providing another window into each individual and a different way to promote understanding and communication.

Meal Therapy

Meal therapy, nutrition, and post-meal groups are led by staff, therapists and dietitians. Staff and patients plan, eat, and review meals as a group. Patients begin to face and overcome their fear of eating with supportive feedback and encouragement before, during, and after each meal. Self-portioning, restaurant outings, and cooking classes are offered to help patients build confidence in eating away from treatment.

Pet Assisted Therapy

Our team of Golden Retrievers lead our pet assisted therapy, helping patients to connect, play, and relax after a week of intensive individual and group work.

Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy in the City… Our patients have the best of many types of treatment settings at McCallum Place

Our clients enjoy privacy, security, and the healing attributes rural settings can offer...PLUS the medical care and expertise of an inpatient or hospital unit...

AND without compromising daily opportunities to experience the benefits of a real-life, centrally located, and practical environment...

Equine-assisted psychotherapy group in addition to our weekly Canine Pet Therapy to specifically focus on helping our patients that are medically stable work on elements of recovery such as confrontation, assertiveness, and boundaries.