Beth Bolen
Clinical Manager and Mental Health Therapist
St. Luke's Children's Day Treatment Center (PHP)
Beth is a clinical manager and mental health therapist for St. Luke’s Children’s Day Treatment Center (PHP). She is experienced in caring for children, teens and families with a variety of social, emotional and behavioral concerns, including depression, anxiety and trauma.
Beth enjoys working through complex family situations to identify solutions and improve the mental health of patients and families. She uses a collaborative approach that includes the family in supporting the mental health of the patient. Beth also utilizes cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), eye movement desensitization (EMDR) and solution-focused brief therapy. Beth earned her bachelor's degree in human services at Western Washington University in 2001 and her master's degree in social work at Colorado State University in 2005.
In her free time, Beth can be found hiking and biking in the Boise foothills with her family and their dog.
Beth enjoys working through complex family situations to identify solutions and improve the mental health of patients and families. She uses a collaborative approach that includes the family in supporting the mental health of the patient. Beth also utilizes cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), eye movement desensitization (EMDR) and solution-focused brief therapy. Beth earned her bachelor's degree in human services at Western Washington University in 2001 and her master's degree in social work at Colorado State University in 2005.
In her free time, Beth can be found hiking and biking in the Boise foothills with her family and their dog.
Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Programs – Similarities, Differences, and Importance for Mental Health, Substance Use and Eating Disorders
Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Programs – Similarities, Differences, and Importance for Mental Health, Substance Use and Eating Disorders (Virtual)
Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Programs – Similarities, Differences, and Importance for Mental Health, Substance Use and Eating Disorders (Virtual)
