Programs
Intensive Outpatient Program
An Intensive Outpatient Program provides structured substance-use and behavioral-health treatment several days per week while allowing clients to live at home or in supportive recovery housing. Within the broader Verity model, this level is framed as part of Christ-centered treatment for addiction, mental health, and lasting recovery.
What this level includes
What IOP is designed to provide
The details below explain the role of this service, the kinds of medical, clinical, therapeutic, or recovery support it may include, and the limitations that should remain visible in public-facing copy.
- Individualized assessment
- Individual counseling
- Process groups
- Psychoeducation
- Relapse-prevention groups
- Cognitive behavioral interventions
- Motivational interviewing
- Trauma-informed care
- Case management
- Family education
- Drug and alcohol testing when clinically appropriate
- Recovery planning
- Coordination with outside providers
- Step-down planning
How this level fits
How this level fits Christ-centered addiction treatment and recovery support
Clients may participate in IOP while living in Verity-affiliated or separately operated sober living housing, subject to clinical appropriateness and legal separation of services.
Housing and treatment should be coordinated but described as distinct services.
This page is positioned as a primary conversion and education page because IOP often sits at the center of step-down planning.
Additional planning notes
- • IOP and Recovery Housing: recovery housing can support attendance, structure, transportation planning, and daily accountability while remaining separate from licensed treatment delivery.
Next step
Need a level-of-care conversation?
Admissions should review clinical appropriateness, timing, insurance or payment questions, faith-based recovery preferences, and whether this level is active, partner-provided, or still in development.
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