ALANA Recovery’s IOP Programs are designed to provide clients with the fundamental tools they will need to flourish in their recovery. Groups will focus on teaching relapse prevention strategies and coping skills that recovering people need to cultivate a sober, productive lifestyle.
Our Master level therapists assist each client in understanding the physical and psychological factors which contribute to their addiction and how to implement therapeutic techniques in their everyday lives. Goals for this level of treatment include fostering lifestyle changes that promote abstinence, improving coping skills and problem-solving strategies, engaging in community-based support systems (e.g., 12-Step fellowships, Celebrate Recovery, SMART Recovery, etc), assisting with transitional life skills (e.g.- housing, employment, adherence to probation requirements), and developing a strong, positive sober support network.
IOP Groups meet three times weekly and include a process group as well as a psycho-educational group. Clients may choose from evening or a day tract depending on which schedule is a better fit for their particular needs.
When you realize the negative effects addiction of any kind has on your life, you may seek treatment services for yourself or an addicted loved one. Consent is an important factor in seeking treatment for an addicted person. If you’re a concerned loved one seeking treatment for an addicted person, you cannot force them to undergo drug rehab or alcohol rehab.
If you’re addicted to a substance, you may decide to seek treatment after an intervention. These processes may involve your family and loved ones coming together to help you realize how your addiction has negatively affected them. It may come across as ganging up on you, but interventions come from a place of concern, and the people who organized the intervention usually present options for you to move forward.
Once you agree to take the steps to get better, there are several addiction recovery treatment services you may undergo. Regardless of the substance addiction you will recover from, addiction treatment services usually involve 12-step programs or other peer support groups to help you avoid drugs and alcohol.
Addiction Treatment Guidelines
- Adults ages 18 and up who need treatment for substance use disorder as diagnosed by the DSM-V.
- Those needing detoxification and/or medically supervised stabilization must complete such programs before entering one of our programs.
- Clients can no longer have symptoms of acute withdrawal from any substances and must be cleared by a qualified physician for admission.
- Clients must have the ability to perform a reasonable level of self-care including eating, grooming, and independent living.
- Clients must have a fundamental understanding of the English language
