The Intensive Outpatient Program at Conscious Healing provides trauma-first substance use treatment for participants who need structured clinical care while continuing to live in the community.
IOP may be appropriate for participants who are stepping down from PHP, returning to responsibilities, maintaining employment or school, reconnecting with family, or continuing to build stability in recovery.
This program provides clinical accountability, group support, relapse prevention planning, trauma-focused care, and recovery support without the daily schedule of PHP.
IOP AM Schedule
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
3 clinical hours per day
3 days per week
In person
IOP PM Schedule
Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
3 clinical hours per day
3 days per week
In person
IOP may be appropriate for participants who:
For participants who need supportive housing while attending IOP, Conscious Healing works closely with Homes Empowering Recovery and community partners to help connect individuals with sober living options when appropriate.
Housing is non-clinical and separate from treatment. Conscious Healing provides clinical treatment services. Homes Empowering Recovery provides supportive recovery housing.
To apply for sober living housing, complete the Homes Empowering Recovery application online: https://app.behavehealth.com/L6b6XL/forms/full-application. You may also visit herecovery.com for more information.
Not sure whether morning IOP or evening IOP is the right fit? Our admissions team can help review needs, discuss schedule options, verify benefits, and guide the next step.
IOP stands for Intensive Outpatient Program. It is a structured outpatient level of care that provides treatment several days per week while allowing participants to live outside of inpatient care.
Morning IOP meets in person Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
IOP includes 3 clinical hours per day, 3 days per week.
Yes. Conscious Healing’s IOP is provided in person.
IOP may be a good option for participants who need treatment while maintaining work, school, family, housing, or community responsibilities.
Housing-supported options may be available when appropriate through Homes Empowering Recovery and community partners. Housing is separate from clinical treatment.