Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP)
Shared Support
Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP) provide structured, evidence-based behavioral health treatment while allowing individuals to remain connected to their daily lives and communities. Programs include group therapy 3 times a week, individual sessions weekly, medication management as appropriate, and family sessions as needed.
Is IOP Right for Me?
IOP may be a good option if you need more support than traditional outpatient therapy but do not require inpatient care. Our team can help you understand your needs, explore your options, and determine the level of care that may be right for you.
Mood & Anxiety IOP
Our Mood and Anxiety IOP provides a structured, evidence-based program for adults through a compassionate approach to care. This program helps build skills through DBT and CBT in order to empower adults to reduce symptoms and improve overall quality of life.
Young Adult IOP
Our Young Adult IOP provides a structured, evidence-based program for young adults from 18-26 through a compassionate approach to care. This program helps build skills through DBT and CBT in order to empower young adults to reduce symptoms and improve overall quality of life.
Women’s Trauma IOP
Our Women’s Trauma IOP provides a structured and safe environment for women who have experienced trauma. Our structured, evidenced-based program focuses on psychoeducation of trauma symptoms, while learning skills to reduce symptoms and improve quality of life
Young Adult Skills & Recovery IOP
Our Young Adult Skills and Recovery IOP provides a structured, evidence-based program for adults ages 18-35, with early psychosis and/or serious mental illness through a compassionate approach to care. This program helps build skills through DBT and CBT in order to empower adults to reduce symptoms and improve overall quality of life.
Virtual IOP (English & Spanish)
Our Virtual IOP provides a structured, evidence-based program for adults through a compassionate approach to care. This program helps build skills through DBT and CBT in order to empower adults to reduce symptoms and improve overall quality of life.
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