The Living Room at Princeton has started a new outpatient mental health program for adults, now providing both Intensive Outpatient (IOP) and standard Outpatient (OP) services. This new addition shows the center’s dedication to offering supportive and effective care in a place that encourages personal growth and emotional healing. The programs are tailored for adults who are dealing with issues like anxiety, depression, trauma, or other emotional difficulties, and they offer flexible and structured support options.
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The new adult services are for people who are either facing recent mental health challenges or managing ongoing emotional issues. The Living Room is focused on meeting each person where they are, with a treatment approach that centers on empathy, understanding, and support. Available treatments include individual therapy, group sessions, family counseling, and various experiential therapies such as mindfulness, creative expression, and physical activity. Clients also have access to psychiatric care and medication management. To fit different schedules, the center offers both day and evening programs, and transportation assistance is available.
Dr. August Leming, the Founder and Creative Director of The Living Room, said that the new adult program continues the organization’s philosophy of compassion and self-discovery. He explained that the goal is not just to treat mental health issues but to create a space where people can connect deeply with their current experiences. He described The Living Room as more of a retreat than a traditional clinic, where healing starts through mindful awareness and emotional openness.
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The Living Room is located at 239 Wall Street in Princeton, New Jersey. The center offers a calm and supportive environment designed to encourage personal reflection and meaningful connections. Every part of the center’s design and approach is meant to reduce stress and create a sense of belonging and safety for those seeking help.
Referrals are welcomed from individuals, families, healthcare providers, and community organizations. With the launch of its adult outpatient services, The Living Room is continuing its effort to make compassionate mental health care more accessible to the local community.
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