Program Highlights:

IOP is a structured treatment program for substance use that offers more support than traditional outpatient counseling but doesn’t require you to stay overnight like inpatient rehab. It typically involves group therapy, individual counseling, and skill-building sessions 3x times per week to help you work toward recovery while managing your daily life.

The length varies depending on your needs, but most programs run for 16 weeks. Some clients may transition to less intensive care afterward, like weekly outpatient sessions with an individual therapist, based on their progress.

IOP will meet 3 times per week, with each session lasting 3 hours with two 10 minute breaks. Additionally, there is a psychoeducation group on Wednesday from 10am to 12pm.

Life happens—we get it! If you can’t attend, let us know as soon as possible. We’ll work with you to reschedule or catch up, but regular attendance is important for your progress. Missed group sessions must be made up in order to graduate.

We ask that you come to sessions sober and ready to participate. If you’re struggling with withdrawal or need detox first, we can connect you with resources to get stabilized before starting.

Yes, absolutely. We follow strict privacy laws (like HIPAA) to protect your information. What you share in sessions stays confidential, except in rare cases where there’s a risk of harm to yourself or others.

Not unless you tell them or give us permission to share. Your privacy is our priority.

Sessions typically include group therapy to connect with peers, individual counseling to focus on your goals, and activities like learning coping skills or managing triggers. It’s a mix of talking, learning, and planning for recovery.

Yes, if you’d like! We offer family education sessions or counseling to help your loved ones understand addiction and support your recovery. Just let us know what you’re comfortable with.

Relapse can be part of the journey, and it doesn’t mean failure. If it happens, we’ll talk it through, adjust your plan, and help you get back on track. Honesty is the best way forward.

Costs vary depending on insurance, sliding scale options, or self-pay rates. We’ll review your coverage and payment options during intake to make sure you’re clear on everything.

No, insurance isn’t required. We offer options for uninsured clients, like payment plans or financial assistance, if available. Contact us to discuss what works for you.

Just yourself, a notebook and pen for notes or journaling, and maybe a water bottle. On your first day, bring a photo ID, insurance info (if applicable), and a list of medications.

Yes, random drug testing is often part of IOP to ensure safety and accountability. We’ll let you know the policy upfront so there are no surprises.

We’ll create a discharge plan together! Options include stepping down to regular outpatient counseling, joining a support group like NA or AA, or continuing with community resources. The goal is to keep you supported long-term.

Yes, that’s a big benefit of IOP! Sessions are often scheduled in the mornings or evenings to fit around your commitments. We’ll help you balance treatment with your responsibilities.

We want you to feel comfortable. If something’s not working, talk to us—we can develop a plan to better fit your needs.

IOP is great if you need structured support but can manage at home with some independence. During intake, we’ll assess your situation to confirm it’s a good match—or suggest alternatives if needed.

You’ll get a 24/7 crisis line number when you start. Plus, your therapist or case manager is just a call away during business hours.

Reach out to us! Call 502-219-3488 or stop by for an intake appointment. We’ll talk about your goals, answer any questions, and get you enrolled. You’ve already taken a big step by asking!