Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs) are great options for patients needing structured support but not requiring full-time care and supervision. The flexibility provided by IOPs lets patients maintain a balance between addiction therapy and work, school, and family life while still committing to their recovery goals.
The team at Hope Haven Recovery Center is committed to providing supportive, judgment-free, evidence-based care. Our clinicians bring years of experience to help empower you to live a fulfilling life in recovery.
Both programs offer structured, flexible, intensive therapy. However, the scheduling of IOPs provides more flexibility than PHPs
This depends on your custom treatment plan. Usually, you can expect to commit 9–12 hours of therapy spread across three to five days per week, but this will depend on your needs and goals.
Yes, IOPs are specifically designed to be flexible enough to accommodate your schedule. You will still be able to balance your work, school, and family life while receiving care.
You will attend individual counseling, group therapy, and family therapy to help focus on relapse prevention, coping strategies, and overall emotional well-being.
Yes, IOP provides the necessary structured support as you transition back into daily life after inpatient care.
Having a strong support network is essential to recovery. We encourage friends and families to participate in our counseling sessions to help strengthen relationships and find ways they can help support you.
If you require a higher level of care, our team can assess your needs and help find a program that will support your recovery. Hope Haven Recovery Center offers a PHP program that may better suit your needs.
This is dependent on your unique situation. However, the average length of an IOP program is about 6–8 weeks.
Our outpatient treatment program is a lower-intensity, flexible option providing support for patients who need treatment support while maintaining their daily responsibilities such as work or school. It is an excellent option for those who have completed higher-intensity treatment programs or who have milder cases of addiction.
Partial Hospitalization Programs serve as a middle step between inpatient rehab and intensive outpatient programs. This program is an intensive, structured program that provides comprehensive care without requiring full-time hospitalization. Patients will receive treatment support in a hospital setting but can return home in the evenings.