Admissions

Our partial hospitalization program offers the highest level of outpatient support. This program is ideal for individuals who need intensive care but don’t require the 24-hour support of residential treatment.

What to expect:

• Treatment sessions 5 to 6 days a week, typically 5-6 hours per day
• Individual therapy and psychiatric care
• Group therapy focused on relapse prevention, coping skills, trauma, and emotional regulation
• Medication management (if necessary)
• A highly structured environment with daily routines to build stability and accountability

This level of care helps individuals who are transitioning from inpatient rehab or need more support than traditional outpatient services provide.

Our IOP program offers a step down from PHP while still providing a strong support system. It’s designed for individuals who are ready for more independence but still benefit from structured treatment multiple times a week.

What to expect:

• Treatment sessions 3 to 5 days a week, typically 3-4 hours per day
• A mix of group and individual therapy
• A focus on the application of recovery tools
• Continued support for co-occurring mental health issues
• Encouragement of employment, school, or family involvement alongside treatment

IOP for addiction gives clients the freedom to maintain their obligations while still receiving the care they need to stay on track in recovery.

This level of care is ideal for individuals who have completed more intensive levels of treatment or who need comparatively less support. Outpatient counseling and group sessions focus on maintaining sobriety and managing life’s challenges in recovery.

What to expect:

• Weekly or bi-weekly individual therapy sessions
• Ongoing access to support groups led by experienced counselors
• Continued development of coping strategies, communication skills, and relapse prevention plans
• Family counseling or education (if necessary)
• A strong sense of community and connection

This program offers long-term support and flexibility, helping individuals build a sustainable life in recovery.

This level of care is ideal for individuals facing both substance use and mental health disorders, such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, or bipolar disorder. Dual diagnosis treatment focuses on healing the whole person. It is designed to address addiction and co-occurring mental health challenges together to promote lasting recovery.

What to expect:

• Integrated care from licensed mental health and addiction professionals
• Individual therapy sessions focused on both substance use and mental health symptoms
• Psychiatric evaluation and medication management (if necessary)
• Trauma-informed group therapy
• Skills training to manage stress, emotions, and relationships
• Support in building a balanced, healthy lifestyle

This program helps individuals break the cycle of self-medication and offers a path to recovery that supports both sobriety and emotional well-being.

Sober living support is ideal for individuals transitioning out of formal treatment who need a safe, structured environment to maintain sobriety. It bridges the gap between intensive treatment and full independence, providing ongoing accountability and community.

What to expect:

• Access to sober living housing options in a supportive, recovery-focused environment
• Continued participation in outpatient therapy or IOP
• Regular drug and alcohol screenings
• Peer support and mentorship from others in recovery
• Life skills development (e.g., employment readiness, budgeting, and daily routines)
• Encouragement of personal responsibility, community involvement, and healthy habits

This support system offers a stable foundation for long-term success in recovery, helping individuals gradually rebuild their independence while staying connected to care.