
4-8 weeks average, based on progress
20-25 hours of structured groups/therapy
Morning check-in, CBT/DBT groups, lunch, family therapy, skills training, afternoon relapse prevention, discharge by 3 PM
Transitions to Intensive Outpatient (IOP) then Continuing Care for sustained recovery

Stable, sober home environment
Medically stable (no acute detox needs)
Motivated for recovery but need intensive structure
Work/school commitments to maintain
Day Treatment (PHP): Highest intensity outpatient
Intensive Outpatient (IOP): 3 days/week, evenings available
Continuing Care (GOP): Weekly groups post-treatment All emphasize family engagement, vital for adult recovery.

Day treatment is partial hospitalization (PHP) for those individuals that do not clinically require 24-hour inpatient or residential care.
The course of treatment includes 20 hours weekly at the facility where the individual receives counseling, group therapy, relapse prevention skills, education, and a personalized treatment plan.

Intensive outpatient programs (IOP) are treatment programs designed to address substance use disorders not requiring detoxification or round-the-clock supervision. This allows patients to continue with their daily lives in a way that residential treatment programs do not.
If you are someone who has a safe living environment, family or work commitments that may interfere with residential treatment, IOP may be your best solution.

For those needing access to continued recovery support at the conclusion of outpatient treatment.
It is also an alternative for those who do not meet the clinical need for Day Treatment or IOP. With access to individual and group counseling, peer support, medication-assisted treatment, and other psychiatric services.