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An IOP is appropriate for individuals who:

• Have a substance use disorder that requires structured treatment.
• Have both substance use and mental health disorders (co-occurring disorders).
• Recently completed detox or residential treatment.
• Have experienced relapse and need additional support.
• Need more than weekly therapy but do not require 24-hour supervision.
• Are motivated to participate in treatment several days per week.
• Have a stable and safe living environment or are living in a structured recovery residence.

While every program is different, most IOPs include:

• Group therapy (the primary component)
• Individual counseling
• Psycho education
• Relapse prevention training
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) skills
• Family education or family therapy
• Case management
• Recovery planning
• Drug and alcohol screening when appropriate
• Medication management or psychiatric services (if offered or referred)

• 3–5 days per week
• Approximately 3 hours per session
• 9–20 hours of treatment per week

Programs generally last 6–12 weeks, although the length depends on each person's clinical needs and progress.

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Yes. We do weekly random drug tests for each client.

An aftercare plan will be created for each client by their therapist to help ensure long-term success in recovery.

Yes. We can offer as much family involvement as needed, including family therapy upon request.

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Upon completing an assessment, if a client needs a higher level of care, such as hospitalization, detox, inpatient treatment, or sober living, we will refer them to participate in or complete one of the above-mentioned services before coming into our program.