Yale New Haven Outpatient Psychiatric Services offers comprehensive mental health treatment for individuals ages 5 and older in New Haven, Connecticut. As an affiliate of Yale School of Medicine's Department of Psychiatry, the center provides evidence-based care while contributing to cutting-edge research and clinical trials in mental health treatment. Services are available by referral, either through Yale's primary care system or other healthcare providers, with both in-person and virtual therapy options. The center's Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) at 425 George Street features three specialized tracks: a general mental health track, a dual diagnosis track for those with co-occurring substance use disorders, and a dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) track particularly effective for borderline personality disorder and other personality disorders. Each IOP meets 3-4 times weekly for four-hour sessions. Treatment includes specialized group discussions addressing specific concerns such as bipolar disorder, anxiety, family issues, grief, and trauma. Beyond traditional therapy, Yale New Haven offers advanced treatment options including ketamine and esketamine injections, transcranial magnetic stimulation, and electroconvulsive therapy. Patients benefit from the MyChart electronic system, which provides access to care notes and facilitates ongoing communication with their treatment team throughout and after their care journey.