Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Structured treatment, flexible schedule, and coordinated recovery supports.
Clinical Model
Our IOP follows ASAM Level 2.1 criteria and typically includes 9–12 hours weekly over 3 sessions. Core elements:
- Group therapy: CBT, relapse‑prevention, DBT‑informed skills
- Individual counseling and recovery planning
- Case management and resource linkage
- Peer support services
- Medication services coordination (as appropriate)
Curriculum Snapshot (12 Weeks)
- Orientation, safety planning, goals
- Understanding triggers & cravings
- CBT skills: thoughts, feelings, actions
- DBT skills: mindfulness basics
- Relapse prevention: warning signs
- DBT skills: distress tolerance
- Healthy routines: sleep, nutrition, movement
- DBT skills: emotion regulation
- Communication & boundaries
- Values, purpose, and motivation
- Recovery capital & community resources
- Aftercare planning & transition
Schedule Options
Morning Track
Mon/Wed/Fri · 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Evening Track
Mon/Wed/Fri · 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Care Team Roles
- Clinician: Facilitates groups, conducts individual sessions, and maintains the treatment plan.
- Case Manager: Coordinates referrals, benefits, and practical supports.
- Peer Support: Offers lived‑experience guidance and recovery coaching.
What to Expect
We’ll complete a comprehensive assessment and collaborate on a personalized plan. With consent, we coordinate with your prescribing providers or outside therapists to align care.
Family & Supports
With your permission, supportive family/friends can be involved through psychoeducation and care‑planning touchpoints.
Accessibility
We provide language access and reasonable accommodations under ADA. Please request supports when scheduling.
FAQ
Q: How long will I be in IOP?
A: Most participants attend 6–12 weeks depending on goals and progress.
Q: Can I work while in IOP?
A: Yes. Morning and evening tracks are designed around work and family schedules.
Q: What if I need a higher level of care?
A: If assessment indicates another level of care, we’ll provide referral options and warm hand‑offs.
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