Partial Hospitalization (PHP)
Full-day structure, evenings at home
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Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
Real recovery around work, school, and family
Three to five sessions a week, morning or evening, so treatment fits a life you're rebuilding.
Overview
What is IOP?
Intensive outpatient programming is three-hour clinical blocks, three to five times per week, in morning or evening tracks. You keep working, studying, or parenting while staying closely connected to a care team.
IOP is where insight becomes habit. Groups stay small, the same clinicians follow you throughout, and family sessions keep the people who love you part of the plan.
Fit
Who is this program for?
If two or more of these sound familiar, this is likely the right level of care to discuss.
- You're stepping down from residential or PHP care
- You need accountability but not full-day treatment
- Work, school, or caregiving can't pause right now
- You're managing anxiety, depression, or trauma alongside recovery
- You want structured support during your first year of sobriety
Structure
What a typical day looks like
Structured, predictable, and paced so there's still room to breathe.
- Week 1–4
Stabilize
Five sessions a week, focus on triggers and safety planning
- Week 5–8
Build
Four sessions a week, trauma work and family therapy begin
- Week 9–12
Practice
Three sessions a week, relapse prevention and life goals
- Graduation
Transition
Aftercare plan, alumni group, and continued therapy set up
Modalities
Therapies included in this program
Every plan is assembled from evidence-based modalities, matched to the person.
- Individual
- Group
- Family
- Trauma-Focused
- CBT
- DBT
Coverage
We accept most major insurance
Most PPO plans cover a significant portion of treatment — often all of it. We verify your benefits at no cost and explain exactly what's covered before you commit to anything.
What we treat
Related conditions we treat
Addiction and mental health rarely arrive separately. Our clinicians are licensed to treat both, together.
- AnxietyPanic, constant worry, and the physical toll of living on alert.
- DepressionLow mood, lost motivation, and the weight that won't lift alone.
- PTSDTrauma-focused care, including EMDR, at a pace you control.
- Bipolar DisorderMood stabilization with medication management and skills work.
- OCDExposure-based therapy for intrusive thoughts and compulsions.
- ADHDAssessment, structure, and coping strategies that stick.
"I've been through treatment before. This was the first time it actually felt like people cared whether I made it."
Answers
IOP questions
Continuum of care
Related programs
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Virtual IOP
The same clinical program, from anywhere in Arizona
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Support that doesn't end at discharge
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One confidential call is all it takes to understand your options. No pressure, no judgment.