Waves of Hope Jacksonville

Located in Jacksonville, Waves of Hope treats eating disorders and serves both adults and adolescents. Two outpatient levels of care are central to its offerings: a partial hospitalization program plus an intensive outpatient program. The intensive outpatient program offers flexibility, allowing people to remain in school or at work while receiving clinical support. Florida teens and adults looking for structured eating disorder care can choose between the IOP and PHP here. The partial hospitalization program has a more structured schedule, meeting 5 days per week; it is a step below residential care, and participants attend while living at home.

Waves of Hope offers eating disorder care close to Jacksonville's beaches in Florida, drawing on a holistic model. Care at the center brings together one-on-one therapy, group sessions, hands-on support at meals, nutrition and dietary teaching, and medical oversight where it fits. Situated near Jacksonville's beaches, the center seeks to offer a calm setting that fosters healing, and the seaside surroundings carry through into how the program feels. Planning is done person by person, with each plan shaped around the particular needs and preferences of the individual. At this Jacksonville center, planning built around each person helps fit care to their needs, with the goal of building clients' confidence and supporting lasting, sustainable recovery while respecting personal choices along the way.

Programs at Waves of Hope Jacksonville

In Jacksonville, Waves of Hope delivers outpatient services via two tracks: a partial hospitalization program (PHP) and an intensive outpatient program (IOP). The center's PHP in Jacksonville operates five days a week and sits just below residential care for people who are able to stay at home during treatment. The IOP allows for a flexible schedule, letting attendees keep up with school or employment while getting clinical guidance. The PHP offers more intensive care on a structured timetable, five days each week, and functions as one level beneath residential treatment. People can participate in this program while residing at home.

Therapy options at this Florida center include individual counseling, group work, and yoga provided through personalized care. A range of therapies is available, among them one-on-one counseling, group therapy, life skills, nutrition counseling, psychoeducation, Somatic Experiencing, and yoga. Care is delivered through personalized treatment and a wellness approach. The program also includes hands-on meal support and medical oversight when appropriate.

• Somatic Experiencing
• Wellness
• Group Therapy
• Yoga
• Nutrition Counseling
• Psychoeducation
• Life Skills
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Personalized Treatment

Who Waves of Hope serves

• Adolescents
• Men
• Women
• Men and women
• People with eating disorders

Setting and atmosphere at Waves of Hope

Waves of Hope sits near Jacksonville's beaches, and the coastal setting carries through into how the program feels. A peaceful atmosphere for healing is part of what the center's coastal Jacksonville location offers, and creating that calm setting is one of its aims. Services are available in English. The available information does not specify program length or size; call the center to ask about schedule and duration.

Paying for treatment at Waves of Hope

Waves of Hope accepts cash pay rates, according to the available information. Cash pay rates are listed at this Jacksonville center, so ask about insurance verification by phone. Insurance options are not listed, so call the center to verify coverage and costs before making any commitment.

Questions worth asking before admission

• For my situation, which level of care—IOP or PHP—does the center suggest, and on what grounds?
• How many days per week and how many hours per day does each program run?
• How long does each program usually last, and in what way is progress reviewed?
• Does the center take my insurance plan, and what amount will I owe out-of-pocket?
• What aftercare or continuing care options are available when the program ends?