Reclaim Your Life: Discover the Power of an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

Life’s challenges can sometimes feel overwhelming, significantly impacting your mental well-being or leading to struggles with substance use. If you’re seeking robust, structured support that allows you to heal while maintaining your daily life, an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) offers a transformative path forward. 

Our comprehensive approach provides the tools, strategies, and support necessary to build resilience, develop healthy coping mechanisms, and reclaim control over your life.

How does the Intensive Outpatient Program work?

Our IOP program includes group and individual therapy sessions totaling at least 9 hours per week. Sessions are offered during the day and evening to accommodate work, school, and family responsibilities. The program typically lasts four to six weeks, giving clients the structure they need while maintaining flexibility in their daily life.

Who Can Benefit from an IOP?

Our program caters to a diverse range of needs. This level of care can be highly beneficial if you are:

The Intensive Outpatient Program includes:

In these sessions, you and your counselor talk about your recovery issues.

Addiction affects you and your family. The family program educates your family about addiction. It also offers ways to recover and heal.

Your group counseling builds trust and compassion. You also come to understand that you are not alone with this disease.

These groups teach you and your family about the emotional and behavioral effects of addiction, as well as the physiological and spiritual effects.

You are taught how to use the tools of the 12-step program. You are also integrated into your own community’s 12-step program.

These groups connect you with local resources and healthcare professionals that will help you get back on a positive path.

Discharge planning helps you return to daily life with the tools you need to stay sober. Your discharge plan will meet your specific needs.

These groups help you see relapse warning signs. They also help you build strong coping skills to prevent a relapse.

Additional Benefits

Some of our groups also include: