An Intensive Outpatient Program is a structured treatment program that allows individuals to receive therapy and recovery support while continuing to live at home. IOP programs typically include group therapy, individual counseling, and skill-building focused on substance use recovery and mental health.

Our outpatient group meets Monday through Thursday with two available group options:  Morning Group: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM  Afternoon Group: 12:30 PM – 3:30 PM  Both groups include a break, and optional lunch is provided at 12:00 PM for participants who would like to stay after the morning group or arrive early before the afternoon group.

Group sessions focus on practical recovery skills such as emotional regulation, relapse prevention, coping strategies, communication skills, trauma-informed recovery education, and building a healthy lifestyle in recovery.

Yes. Our program follows a harm reduction model, recognizing that recovery can take many different paths. We work with clients to reduce harm, build stability, and develop skills that support meaningful and lasting change.

Recovery Health Solutions uses a structured 182-page recovery curriculum designed to help clients actively engage in the recovery process. The curriculum integrates evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), relapse prevention strategies, trauma-informed education, and nervous system regulation skills.  Clients participate in interactive learning through guided discussions, educational videos, journaling prompts, and practical activities that help them apply recovery concepts to real-life situations. The program also incorporates grounding and creative regulation exercises that support focus, emotional regulation, and active participation during group sessions.

RECOVERY Health Solutions offers a supportive, community-focused environment that recognizes that every recovery journey is different. Our program combines structured education, evidence-based treatment approaches, peer support, and coordinated services to help individuals build stability in multiple areas of life.  In addition to group therapy, clients may have access to services such as individual counseling, recovery coaching, ARMHS, treatment coordination, and housing support. By offering multiple services in one location, we are able to provide more coordinated and comprehensive care.

Our Intensive Outpatient Program offers rolling enrollment, meaning individuals can join the program at any point rather than waiting for a new session to begin.  The curriculum is structured in a way that allows clients to enter at any chapter and continue through the full program cycle. For example, someone may join when the group is beginning Chapter 7 and continue through the remaining chapters until the curriculum cycles back to the chapters they did not start with.  This structure allows individuals to begin receiving support as soon as they are ready, without long waiting periods.

For new clients joining after the program has begun, we provide a brief one-on-one orientation session to review the foundational materials and program expectations. This ensures that every participant understands the basics of the program and feels comfortable joining the group, regardless of where the group is in the curriculum cycle.

Yes. Many individuals join our Intensive Outpatient Program after completing residential or inpatient treatment as a step-down level of care to help maintain progress and continue building recovery skills.

Yes. In addition to outpatient group therapy, we offer individual counseling, recovery coaching, Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services (ARMHS), treatment coordination, and other supportive services designed to help individuals build long-term stability.

A formal referral is not required to begin services. If you’re interested in getting help, all you need to do is sign up through our website using the “Make a Referral” form. We welcome both self-referrals and referrals from others. Many of our clients are referred by hospitals, case managers, probation officers, treatment providers, community organizations, or family members—but you can always reach out on your own to get started.

We understand. It can feel like a lot to even know where to start. The fact that you’re here already matters more than you think. If you have a question, you can simply email us (contact info is in the footer - the very bottom of the page, left hand side). You don’t need to introduce yourself or say anything formal. Just ask what you need. We’re here to make this easier, not harder—and we’re happy to help with as much as possible while asking as little as possible from you.