The Crossroads Transitional-Aged Youth (TAY) DBT IOP was specifically designed to address the unique developmental stage and mental health needs of young adults (18-24) as they transition to adulthood and are forming a sense of self.
Crossroads TAY DBT IOP provides comprehensive DBT treatment. DBT therapeutic modalities support the learning, practicing, and generalization of DBT skills. Treatment includes individual therapy, supportive/expressive counseling, DBT skills group, psychiatric evaluation, medication management, and DBT based phone coaching. There may also be opportunity for family therapy support if clinically indicated
The Crossroads Transitional-Aged Youth (TAY) IOP consists of 3 hours of treatment per day, 3-4 days per week. IOP is a six to seven week program for a total of 22-24 treatment days.
Crossroads TAY DBT IOP meets Tuesday - Friday from 9am-12pm.
For treatment to be effective, it is critical that the individual is motivated and interested in making positive changes. For this reason, the individual must call the program directly to schedule an intake. Referrals must come directly from the transitional-aged youth.
Program Information
- Program Type: Intensive Outpatient
- Service Types: The IOP includes: individual therapy, supportive/expressive counseling, DBT skills group, psychiatric evaluation/ medication management, DBT phone coaching, clinical evaluation/ recommendations
- Gender: Any/All
- Ages: 18-24 years old
- Length of Stay: 6-7 weeks
Program Contact
Michelle Kaczynski, Co-Director, Crossroads Adolescent/Transitional-Aged Youth (TAY) IOP
45 San Remo Drive
South Burlington, VT 05403
- Phone: 802.662.4468
- Fax: 802.662.4538
Referring Agencies
- Referrals must come directly from the transitional-aged youth
- Community providers or family members are welcome to reach out for more information, with questions or to share relevant clinical information.