Outpatient Services

Recovery does not require stepping away from life, it requires the right level of support to sustain it.

Levels of Care at a Glance

• Intensive Outpatient (IOP)

  • 9+ Hours per week

  • 3–5 days/week, half-day sessions

  • Structured therapeutic programming, skill-building, relapse prevention, early recovery support

• Outpatient (OP)

  • 1-8 hours per week

  • 1–3 days/week, scheduled sessions

  • Ongoing counseling, maintenance of recovery gains, step-down from higher levels of care

What Our Outpatient Programs Include

• Individual Counseling

  • Clients meet one-on-one with a licensed alcohol and drug counselor to work on personal recovery goals, relapse prevention, co-occurring concerns, and ongoing treatment planning.

• Group Therapy

  • Structured therapeutic groups provide psychoeducation, skill development, peer support, and a consistent space to process the challenges and progress of recovery.

• Co-Occurring Disorder Support

  • Our programming is designed to address both substance

    use and mental health needs concurrently, with access to

    integrated therapeutic support and medication oversight

• Care Coordination & Collaborative Support

  • Our team actively coordinates with each client’s existing providers, case managers, probation and parole officers, social workers, and other community supports to ensure treatment is integrated, communication is consistent, and care transitions are smooth.

• Person-Centered Treatment Planning

  • Each client actively participates in developing and

    updating their treatment plan, with goals built around their

    individual strengths, needs, and life circumstances.

• Relapse Prevention & Skill-Building

  • Clients develop practical tools for identifying triggers, managing cravings, building healthy routines, and sustaining recovery in real-world settings.

• Family Involvement (When Appropriate)

  • With client consent, family members or support persons

    may be engaged in the treatment process to strengthen

    recovery supports and communication.

• Continuum of Care & Discharge Planning

  • Treatment planning includes thoughtful coordination of next steps — whether stepping up to a higher level of care or transitioning to community-based supports