Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
We designed our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) to provide the right level of support for individuals navigating addiction recovery. It's a structured yet flexible approach, allowing participants to step down from more intensive treatment while still receiving the guidance and care they need. Our goal is to make high-quality treatment more accessible, personalized, and financially manageable, so individuals can focus on building a strong foundation for lasting sobriety.
Program Overview
The IOP is designed to support individuals struggling with substance use and co-occurring trauma-related disorders. This curriculum combines 12-Step Facilitation Therapy (TSF) and Seeking Safety trauma-informed care to provide a comprehensive, client-centered, and evidence-based approach to recovery.
The program focuses on creating safety, building coping skills, addressing trauma, and promoting spiritual and emotional healing through the 12 steps.
8 - 12 Weeks
3 Days a Week
3 Hours a Day
Each Session Includes
Check-in
(15-20 minutes)
Welcome participants, brief updates on progress, and emotional check-in.
Topic Focus
(1 hour)
Discussion and education around key concepts (12-step principles and Seeking Safety trauma-informed interventions).
Skill-Building & Coping Tools
(45 minutes)
Interactive exercises, group discussions, and role-playing to build practical skills.
12-Step Work & Support
(45 minutes)
Focus on step work (e.g., steps 1-12) with a trauma-informed approach. Guided discussions on applying 12-step principles in daily life.
Reflection
(15 minutes)
Brief wrap-up, sharing of progress, and group affirmations.
Optional Weekly Group Therapy Focus:
Group Processing
Open group therapy sessions focused on personal challenges, discussing trauma-related topics, and building group cohesion.
Family Involvement
Incorporating family therapy or support system-building to help individuals reintegrate into family and community life post-program.
Program Outcomes
Improved coping skills for trauma-related symptoms and addiction cravings.
Enhanced emotional regulation and stress management.
Sustained sobriety and relapse prevention tools.
Development of healthy relationships and boundaries.