What is IOP?
The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is an abstinence-based type of substance use treatment program in which clients are engaged in small groups that provide support, empathy, understanding and education throughout the recovery process. The group is facilitated by licensed professionals with experience in treating substance use disorder. The facilitator provides the group with knowledge, support, and supervision. Participants receive counseling support throughout the program, addressing substance use and mental health barriers.
Groups are facilitated Monday – Thursday 9AM – 12:15PM, offering 2 sessions a day. All participants receive weekly individual substance use counseling where they set treatment plans with their counselor. We also offer less intensive substance use treatment through Outpatient Program options.
Objectives
- To increase client’s understanding of the disease and recovery process of substance use disorder.
- To help clients identify and reduce emotional and behavioral obstacles to recovery.
- To teach clients skills that will enable them to attain emotional independence.
- For clients to achieve and maintain sobriety and recovery.
Curriculum
- Recovery Education
- Relationships
- Relapse Prevention
- Working the 12 Steps
- Emotional Regulation
- Creativity in Recovery Art Group
- Yoga & Mindfulness
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can participate in the program?
Women aged 18 and older struggling with substance use disorder. We primarily serve women enrolled in Marian House I and the Family Program. If space allows, we may also accept women from the community who have Medicaid.
We welcome women on medication-assisted treatment.
How can I participate?
Please contact Tobi Morris, Chief Advancement Officer, at [email protected] to learn more about the intake process.