Day Treatment is designed for individuals who require structured support but don’t need round-the-clock supervision. It offers flexibility for those balancing work, school, or family commitments while receiving evidence-based treatment tailored to their recovery goals. Insurance companies may use other tems to describe Day Treatment such as Intensive Outpatient Program or IOP.
We understand the importance of balancing recovery with life’s responsibilities. Day Treatment sessions are scheduled in the morning, afternoon, or evening to fit your routine while ensuring consistent engagement in your recovery process.
No two recovery journeys are the same. Our team creates individualized treatment plans, integrating therapy, education, and wellness practices to address your unique needs and goals.
You’ll participate in individual counseling, group therapy, and family sessions, all aimed at building coping skills, strengthening relationships, and maintaining sobriety in the real world.
Day Treatment bridges the gap between more intensive treatment and full independence, providing the guidance you need to succeed.
With an emphasis on identifying triggers and developing coping mechanisms, our Day Treatment helps you build resilience and prevent relapse.
Our aftercare planning ensures that you remain connected to resources, therapy, and community support even after completing the program.
Day Treatment was formerly known as IOP, or Intensive Outpatient Program, and is still referred to as such with some insurance companies. It’s a program offering a more flexible schedule, making it ideal for individuals who don’t need intensive daily care but still require structured support.
Yes, Day Treatment is designed to accommodate your schedule, allowing you to balance work, school, or family commitments while receiving care.
Yes, Day Treatment is often recommended as a step-down option after inpatient care, helping you transition back into daily life while maintaining structured support.
If you require a higher level of care, our team can help transition you to a more intensive program, such as Extented Day Treament, to meet your needs.
Our Day Treatment typically involves 9–12 hours of therapy spread across three to five days per week, depending on your specific treatment plan.
Our Day Treatment includes individual counseling, group therapy, and educational sessions focused on relapse prevention, coping strategies, and emotional well-being.
Family participation is encouraged, and we offer family counseling sessions to strengthen relationships and provide education about addiction and recovery.
The length of Day Treatment varies depending on individual needs, but most participants remain in the program for 6–8 weeks.