Outpatient programs

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)

Our most intensive level of care — for people who need daily structure and clinical support but can safely live at home.

PHP is a full-day program, five days a week. You spend the day with us — group therapy, individual sessions, psychiatric and medical support, family work and skills training — and go home in the evening. It's the right starting point for many people coming out of detox or residential treatment, or for anyone whose recovery needs more support than a few hours a day. Most clients step down to IOP after two to four weeks.

Schedule

5–6 hours/day, 5 days/week

Typical length

2–4 weeks

Includes

Daily groups, individual therapy, psychiatric & medical support, family sessions, case management

Best for

Stepping down from detox or residential care, or when IOP isn't enough

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

For people who need real structure but can't step away from work, school or family.

IOP is our most comprehensive outpatient option. You'll attend group several days a week, meet one-to-one with your primary counselor, and build a personal relapse-prevention plan. Morning and evening tracks are available, and most clients complete IOP in 8–12 weeks before stepping down to OP.

Schedule

3 hours/day, 3–5 days/week

Typical length

8–12 weeks

Includes

Group, individual, family sessions, case management

Tracks

Morning · Evening

Outpatient Program (OP)

For people who are stable and want ongoing support — or are stepping down from IOP.

OP keeps you connected to your counselor and your group while you put recovery into practice in daily life. Sessions focus on maintaining gains, solving real-world problems as they come up and strengthening your support network.

Schedule

1–2 sessions/week

Typical length

Flexible; commonly 3–6 months

Includes

Weekly group, individual sessions as needed

Individual & Group Therapy

Available within IOP and OP, and on a standalone basis.

Individual sessions give you private time with a licensed clinician to work on what's underneath substance use — anxiety, depression, trauma, stress, relationships. Groups are small and structured: skills groups teach concrete tools (CBT, DBT), and process groups give you a place to be honest with people who understand.

Approaches

CBT · DBT skills · Motivational Interviewing · Relapse prevention

Group size

Small — typically 6–10 people

Family Support

For partners, parents and adult children of clients.

Addiction affects the whole household, and families recover together. Family sessions and our twice-monthly family evening help loved ones understand the disease, set healthy boundaries and support recovery without carrying it alone.

Format

Family sessions + family education evenings

Cost

Included in IOP/OP

Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) coordination

For clients who benefit from medication alongside counseling.

For alcohol and opioid use disorders, medications such as naltrexone or buprenorphine can dramatically improve outcomes. We coordinate with your prescribing physician so that medication and counseling work together as one plan.

Note

Prescribing arranged through partnered or referring physicians

Aftercare & Alumni

For everyone who completes a program with us.

Discharge isn't goodbye. Every client leaves with a written aftercare plan, and our alumni group meets regularly for continued connection and accountability.

Includes

Aftercare plan · Alumni group · Check-in calls