Our Intensive Outpatient Program is designed to help you reintegrate into the world. During IOP, we encourage and help clients look for jobs, establish healthy habits, and strengthen the skills they have learned in treatment so far.
Our IOP program is five days a week, 3 hours daily, with flexible programming. Our life skills program is a staple of IOP and is designed to help you find a job or continue your education while teaching you skills you’ll need in day-to-day life.
Our IOP program helps women overcome addiction and mental health problems using a range of therapies and activities that include DBT, CBT, Surfing, Hiking, and Much More. Our goal is to help you reintegrate back into life outside treatment with a toolbox filled with skills and techniques to help you maintain the life you always wanted.
Our commitment to women’s recovery in San Diego, California, is unwavering. We offer personalized intensive treatment programs designed to address individual needs. Our programs include life skills training, helping clients build essential skills such as resume building, budgeting, and activities of daily living (ADLs). Your substance abuse should not control your life. Reach out to us today at 866.314.3222, and let us help you determine the best program to guide you towards lasting recovery.
If you’re ready to embark on the road to recovery, it’s time to contact us. Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) offers comprehensive care tailored to women’s unique needs. Contact us today at 866.314.3222 to take the first step toward the lasting recovery you deserve.
An IOP involves living at one of our structured living homes and attending treatment daily, typically for about 3 hours, while an inpatient program requires residing at the treatment facility with 24/7 supervision.
Our IOP Program is for people who have completed residential and php level of care.
In addition to our programs, we offer life skills training, including resume building, budgeting, and activities of daily living (ADLs), to help you rebuild your life during recovery.
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