Intensive Outpatient Program Serious Treatment That Fits a Working Week
IOP gives you several hours of structured therapy a few days a week—mornings or evenings—so you can get real, consistent treatment while keeping your job, your classes, and your responsibilities at home. It’s the level of care most people can build an actual recovery routine around.
- Morning or Evening
- 3–5 Days / Week
The level of care that meets real life head-on
IOP fits when you need more than weekly therapy but can’t step away from work or family, when you’re stepping down from PHP and want to keep momentum, or when you’re starting mental health or addiction treatment and need flexibility from day one.
Enough structure to change things, enough flex to keep your life
A rhythm you can actually sustain—and grow from.
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Pick a schedule that fits
Morning or evening tracks, 3–5 days a week, so treatment works around your shifts, classes, or childcare—not the reverse.
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Small-group therapy
Skills-based groups—CBT, DBT, relapse prevention—kept small so you’re a person in the room, not a face in a crowd.
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Individual & psychiatric support
Regular one-on-one sessions and medication management, coordinated with your group work.
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Step down as you stabilize
As you get stronger, sessions taper and we build your long-term support plan so progress holds after you finish.
Real People. Real Healing. Real Results.
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IOP questions, answered
How treatment fits a real schedule.
IOP usually runs about 3 hours a day, 3–5 days a week. It's intensive enough to drive real change while flexible enough to fit around work, school, or family.
Yes. We offer morning and evening tracks specifically so you can keep your job or stay in school while getting treatment. Call 469-747-1201 to ask about current schedules.
PHP is more intensive—about 5–6 hours a day, 5–6 days a week. IOP is lighter and more flexible. Many people start in PHP for stability and step down to IOP, but IOP can also be the right starting point on its own.
Yes. Our IOP treats co-occurring conditions together, so mental health and substance use are addressed in the same coordinated plan.
Most plans cover IOP. We'll verify your benefits and explain any out-of-pocket costs before you begin—just call and we'll handle it.