Intensive Outpatient Treatment Post Relapse
Intensive outpatient treatment (IOP) is designed to lend support and care to individuals in addiction recovery that are ready to re-enter their communities but still need help strengthening their coping…
Intensive Outpatient Treatment: Understanding the Program
Intensive outpatient treatment typically comes after detox and residential rehab programs. They are best for people who have completed some form of addiction treatment but still need support for sobriety…
Intensive Outpatient Treatment for Recovery After Relapse
Intensive outpatient treatment (IOP) is a form of rehab that comes after detox. Unlike inpatient treatment, patients can leave the program and go home at the end of each day.…
Finding the Right Intensive Outpatient Treatment in Murrieta, CA
Addiction is a severe problem widespread throughout California, particularly among adults. In 2022, the rate of substance use disorder (SUD) among young adults—aged 18 to 25—was almost twice that of…
Intensive Outpatient Program vs. Partial Hospitalization
Picking the right program for you or your loved one can feel overwhelming. When searching for the best program, making sure it makes sense based on your current life situation…
Do I Need an IOP?
At any stage of recovery, it’s possible to find yourself struggling. Before negative thought patterns and problematic behaviors become an issue, it’s best to consider preventative measures. At Solution Based…
Preparing for an Intensive Outpatient Program
Before you begin an intensive outpatient program, it’s a good idea to prepare for the change in your daily schedule and routine. An IOP at Solution Based Treatment & Detox…
What Is an Intensive Outpatient Program?
Intensive outpatient programs (IOPs) are popular choices for those looking to continue treatment that is a step down from inpatient care and partial hospitalization. Some choose an intensive outpatient program…
PHP Vs. IOP
When considering the appropriate level of care, it’s important to reflect on your personal circumstances at this time. Considerations may include the severity of addiction, housing situation, employment status, childcare…