Eagle Lake Recovery's Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) provides comprehensive addiction treatment and mental health services designed for individuals who require structured support while gradually reintegrating into their daily lives. This evidence-based program typically serves as the next phase of care following residential treatment or PHP, offering the perfect balance between clinical supervision and personal independence.
Our IOP meets participants where they are in their recovery journey, providing consistent clinical support through regularly scheduled individual therapy sessions, group counseling, and specialized treatment programming. The flexible scheduling allows individuals to maintain employment, education, or family responsibilities while receiving intensive addiction treatment services typically consisting of 9-15 hours of programming per week.
The program incorporates Eagle Lake Recovery's signature whole wellness approach, ensuring participants continue benefiting from our holistic treatment philosophy. This includes access to adventure therapy activities, nutritional guidance, fitness programs, and spiritual counseling that address the mind, body, and soul aspects of recovery. Our IOP also provides specialized treatment tracks for co-occurring mental health disorders, trauma recovery, and issues related to pornography and sexual compulsion.
Group therapy sessions within our IOP create a supportive community environment where participants can share experiences, practice communication skills, and build lasting recovery relationships. Individual counseling sessions allow for personalized treatment planning and addressing specific challenges that arise during the reintegration process.
Our experienced clinical team monitors progress closely and adjusts treatment intensity as needed, ensuring each participant receives appropriate levels of care as they work toward long-term recovery goals. Family therapy sessions are integrated into the IOP experience, recognizing that addiction recovery involves healing relationships and rebuilding trust within family systems.
