What Is an Intensive Outpatient Program?
An IOP is a level of addiction treatment that provides structured and focused care while allowing clients to maintain their everyday lives. Unlike residential or inpatient programs, IOPs don’t require you to live at the treatment center. Instead, you attend scheduled sessions while continuing to work, care for your family, or pursue other commitments.
IOPs are ideal for those who need significant support but don’t require round-the-clock care. At Discover Recovery, our IOP includes a combination of therapies, counseling sessions, and physical and emotional wellness practices to help clients address the root causes of addiction and develop strategies to achieve lasting recovery. This program is particularly effective for those managing co-occurring mental health conditions, as it offers an integrated treatment approach for holistic healing.
The IOP at Discover Recovery
Our intensive outpatient program is hosted at our Portland, OR, clinic. It’s more than just a treatment program—it’s a comprehensive and compassionate approach to creating lasting change for your new path forward.
Flexibility for Real-Life Responsibilities
The IOP at Discover Recovery allows you to receive high-quality care while continuing to meet the demands of your daily life. Whether you’re managing work schedules or family obligations, the program is designed to accommodate your commitments, making it easier to prioritize recovery without sacrificing your other responsibilities.
Access to Evidence-Based Therapies
Our IOP includes a variety of therapies to address addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), trauma therapy, and more. These therapies are proven to help people develop healthier behaviors, manage triggers, and build resilience. You’ll work with our team to create a personalized treatment plan that is meaningful to your goals and future in recovery.
Dual Diagnosis Expertise
We specialize in treating co-occurring mental health disorders alongside addiction. Our dual diagnosis approach means that underlying mental health conditions, such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, or bipolar disorder, are addressed as part of the recovery plan. Tackling both issues together gives you the best chance at success.
Strong Support Network
While you’re in our IOP, you’ll connect with peers who are also on the path to recovery. Group therapy sessions foster a sense of community, allowing you to share experiences and gain support from others who understand your challenges. This sense of connection can reduce feelings of isolation and strengthen your motivation to stay on track.
Gradual Transition to Independence
Start Your Recovery Journey Today
Recovery begins with taking the first step—and we’re here to walk with you every step of the way. Wherever you are on your journey, Discover Recovery will meet you where you are so you can continue making progress.
Call us today at 360.472.4711 or use our online contact form to learn more and take the next step toward a healthier, more fulfilling life.
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