Intensive Outpatient Program
Ready to start your healing journey?
We offer Intensive Outpatient Programming (IOP) for treatment of substance use disorders and addiction issues. We aim to support people seeking treatment who may work, go to school, or have family obligations.
Our intensive outpatient program is designed to help anyone find recovery, healing, and connection.
We believe that using substances is often a person’s best attempt to cope with difficult life circumstances. We approach treatment from a non-judgmental perspective to help each person feel connected while gaining understanding of themselves, and paving a new way.
Treatment Modalities
- Group therapy sessions
- Individual weekly therapy
- Educational sessions and speakers
- Trauma-informed interventions
- Mindfulness-based approaches
- Experiential therapy
Why Choose Intensive Outpatient?
Intensive Outpatient Programs are an important component of the continuum of care for substance use disorders. IOPs can be as effective as inpatient treatment, what many people think of as traditional “rehab,” for most individuals seeking care.
IOP provides 3 hours a day of clinical treatment a minimum of 3 days per week for those who would benefit from more support for their mental health and/or substance use concerns than a weekly outpatient therapy appointment can provide. Our IOP offers weekly one-on-one therapy sessions, family support, skills, and process groups. The schedule and program is customized based on each person’s needs and schedule. Our objective is to assist each person in tailoring a program and schedule that supports them in achieving their desired outcomes. The length of stay depends upon the person’s goals, number of attended program days per week, and progress; however, the average length of stay is approximately 6-8 weeks. We offer programming throughout the day and evening to help accommodate a variety of scheduling needs.
Veterans and First Responders
Ask about our specialized track for veterans and first responders. We understand that the treatment needs for veterans and first responders differs from that of the general population, and are committed to helping these people find community and connection as they heal.
Alumni Support Groups
We offer space for members and Alumni to connect via Alumni groups. These are regular drop-in support groups to provide space for people who have been through our program to stay connected, and maintain the positive changes they achieved. We ask that those who choose to attend do so sober, not under the influence of drugs or alcohol. These meetings provide safe space for Alumni to share their struggles and successes among peers who can relate, empathize, and provide support.