Intensive Outpatient Addiction Counseling (IOP)
A patient who needs more intensive interventions can participate in an intensive outpatient program (IOP) that will typically meet for nine hours a week. Designed for those requiring a higher level of care, IOP is often a service that patients returning from inpatient treatment attend as part of a step-down reduction in treatment. The IOP program is led by qualified professionals and is designed around the most current evidence-based practices in addiction treatment.
- Connect with inclusive and nonjudgmental peer support
- Greater accessibility to treatment
- Engage in services within your home or office to build a practical (not practice) recovery plan
- Access tangible resources necessary for sustainable recovery including food, shelter, clothing, and transportation.
- Referrals for Care Coordination and Maryland RecoveryNet (MDRN) recovery house funding
- Identify your root causes of substance use
- Develop new and effective coping skills
- Achieve and maintain meaningful employment
- Connect with peers in recovery to build a supportive network
- Rebuild healthy relationships
- Develop purpose through self-exploration and personal growth
- Resolve legal issues
Outpatient Group Addiction Counseling (OP)
A patient who wants group sessions will typically meet at least once a week. During group sessions, a patient will work with their peers on developing coping skills and other necessary recovery skills. Groups will be run by a qualified professional and group topics will be chosen to reflect the needs of the patients.
Outpatient Alcohol Use Disorder Group
Group Counseling for Examining Drinking Patterns
We offer weekly group counseling sessions designed to address drinking patterns and support individuals on their journey towards sobriety.
Convenient Online Sessions
Attend from the comfort of your own home with our easy-to-use virtual platform. No need to worry about commuting or scheduling conflicts – simply log in and join our supportive community of peers and professionals.
Goals of the Group
- Emotional Regulation Techniques: Learn effective strategies for managing emotions without turning to alcohol as a coping mechanism.
- Healthy Boundaries: Discover how to set and maintain boundaries in your relationships to support your recovery journey.
- Self-Care Routine: Establish a personalized self-care routine to nurture your physical, emotional, and mental well-being.
- Navigating Difficult Situations: Gain insights and strategies for sober socializing, dating, and navigating challenging situations without alcohol.
- Relapse Prevention Planning: Develop a comprehensive plan to prevent relapse and maintain long-term sobriety.
Outpatient Individual Addiction Counseling (OP)
A patient in our medication-assisted treatment program who wants individual substance use counseling in an outpatient setting will meet with a qualified professional typically once per week. During individual sessions, they can expect to meet with a counselor to discuss their individual treatment goals, participate in evidence-based counseling, and work on developing the skills necessary to maintain long-term successful recovery.
Join us on this journey towards a healthier, more fulfilling life. Take the first step towards positive change and join our group counseling sessions today.
