Substance

Abuse

Program

An integrated Substance Abuse Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) providing structured recovery for chemical dependency and mental health.

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What to Expect

A structured, intensive program designed for individuals ready to navigate recovery from substance use while simultaneously addressing co-occurring mental health challenges.

The Right Fit

While standard weekly check-ins work for some stages of life, a more intensive framework becomes necessary when navigating chemical dependency.

This program is designed for specific turning points in the recovery journey:

  • Ready for Stability: For those experiencing chemical dependency who are ready to build a reliable framework for long-term sobriety.

  • Managing Dual Diagnoses: For individuals navigating co-occurring challenges, such as anxiety, depression, or mood disorders alongside addiction.

  • Stepping Up Care: When traditional outpatient therapy isn't providing enough support, acting as a proactive layer to prevent hospitalization.

  • Stepping Down Smoothly: Providing a structured, manageable transition home immediately following an inpatient or residential stay.

How it Helps

True recovery addresses both the behavioral patterns and the underlying mental health symptoms at the exact same time.

Focus Area

Integrated Recovery

Practical DBT Skills

Sober Foundations

Community Support

What it Delivers

Treats mental health symptoms and behavioral patterns together in one cohesive program rather than isolating them.

Teaches Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) to provide actionable tools for navigating high-stress triggers.

Focuses on building psychological and emotional coping mechanisms specifically designed to maintain sobriety.

Utilizes a supportive group environment to significantly reduce the isolation often felt during early recovery.

Your‍ ‍Care Journey

From day one until you finish the program, here is exactly how the program unfolds.

  • Day 1: Arrival & Assessment

    You will complete a thorough mental health and substance use assessment, review the program logistics, and sit down for a private, individual check-in with a clinician to map out your personal recovery goals.

  • Day 1: Settling In

    You will get a clear overview of the 10-week curriculum and be introduced to the small group environment to meet the peers who will be sharing your skill-building journey.

  • Weeks 1–10: Daily Structure

    You will meet 3 to 4 days a week for 3 hours a day, focusing on the four pillars of DBT: Mindfulness, Distress Tolerance, Interpersonal Effectiveness, and Emotion Regulation through discussions and real-time skill practice.

  • Integrated Support

    Throughout the program, you will have seamless access to medication management to support physical and mental stability, alongside continuous planning to ensure you have the tools for success after graduation.