Flexible Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (V-IOP) for Your Recovery Journey

What is a Virtual IOP? How does your Newnan V-IOP Process Work?

Hope Haven Recovery Center offers Virtual Intensive Outpatient Programs (V-IOPs) for drug and alcohol rehab. Our VIOP provides structured addiction treatment online through virtual therapy sessions, giving patients the flexibility to receive therapy and support remotely while maintaining daily responsibilities.

Here’s how it works:

1. Privacy and Flexibility
   Our virtual IOP provides intensive, structured addiction treatment that can be completed from the privacy of your home. Virtual IOPs allow for flexibility so you can continue you work or go to school and keep up with other responsibilities.
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2. ‍Personalized Treatment Plans
   During admission, we will review your specific needs (physical, emotional, spiritual) and develop a treatment plan that is customized to support your journey to sobriety. 
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3. Therapeutic Support
   As part of your virtual IOP treatment, you will participate in therapy just as you would during an in-person IOP. Your individual therapy, and group therapy will help you build life skills and coping skills to help you sustain sobriety in the real world and will be completed online with one of our trained clinicians.

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Why You Can Trust Us

The Newnan Community’s Trusted Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program - Flexible Care in a Professional Environment

At Hope Haven Recovery Center, we strive to provide compassionate care using evidenced-based practices. Our team is made up of clinicians and addiction treatment specialists who have years of experience in helping empower patients to live a fulfilling life, free from substance use.

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Virtual IOPs Provide Flexible Support For Lasting Change

1. Structured Transition
   Our virtual intensive outpatient program is excellent for those transitioning from inpatient programs or partial hospitalization programs who may be unable to attend in-person treatment programs. 
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2. Focus on Relapse Prevention
   During treatment, you will learn how to identify your triggers and develop skills to handle them to prevent relapse. 
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3. Continuing Support
   You will participate in group therapy, where you will build a community of support through your peers who are going through the same journey as you are. We will also connect you with resources, support, and therapy to sustain a life in recovery. 

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