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A trusted partner in perinatal mental health care

When your patient needs more support than traditional outpatient therapy, or a step down from inpatient care, SOLEO provides specialized, baby-inclusive care designed to help them heal while remaining connected to their family and community.

In person in Duxbury · Virtual across Massachusetts + Connecticut

A clinician and a mom talking in a calm room at SOLEO

Who to refer

Would your patient benefit from more support?

Our goal is to stabilize your client so they can return to your care with additional skills, support, and confidence.

Consider SOLEO Day if your patient is:

  • Struggling in the time between weekly therapy appointments
  • Struggling to care for themselves, their baby, or meet the demands of daily life
  • Unable to use coping skills outside of session despite ongoing treatment
  • Finding it difficult to bond with their baby or adjust to the transition into parenthood
  • Showing worsening symptoms despite weekly therapy or medication
  • Experiencing persistent anxiety, depression, intrusive thoughts, birth trauma, or significant emotional distress

SOLEO Day at a glance

Two levels of care

Same schedule in person or virtual. Most moms engage in program for 6–8 weeks. In person in Duxbury, virtual across Massachusetts + Connecticut.

PHP

Full day – 9AM–2PM

5 days a week

Partial Hospitalization Program.

IOP

Half day – 9AM–12PM

3 to 4 days a week

Intensive Outpatient Program.

See the SOLEO Day schedule

Working together

Your therapeutic relationship matters

We view ourselves as an extension of your care, not a replacement for it.

Whenever clinically appropriate, we encourage patients to continue meeting with their established outpatient therapist while participating in SOLEO Day. We believe continuity of care strengthens treatment outcomes and helps patients transition more successfully after completing our program.

With the patient’s consent, we collaborate closely throughout treatment by sharing updates, coordinating care, and providing discharge recommendations so you can continue supporting your client.

Provider resources

Tools you can use today

Practical tools and resources to help you recognize perinatal mental health concerns and connect patients with the right support.

Contact us

Questions about a referral? Reach out.

We’re happy to talk through whether SOLEO is the right fit for your patient.

95 Tremont St., Suite 20A
Duxbury, MA 02332
hello@soleowellness.com

If you need help right nowSOLEO is not an emergency service. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), or call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.