Intensive Outpatient Program

This co-occurring treatment focuses on substance use and mental health disorders for adults  and includes recovery skills, emotional health, and life skills. Our program utilizes Living in Balance, an evidenced-based curriculum created by Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation. This program draws on cognitive behavioral therapy and experiential interventions to help guide patients to sustained recovery.

Intensive Outpatient Program Features

• Occupational therapy
  
• Medication assisted treatment (MAT)
  
• Recovery skills such as harm reduction, identifying triggers and utilizing healthy coping skills to reduce or avoid substance use
  
• Emotional health support, including managing mental health symptoms, coping with stress in a healthier way instead of turning to substances, individual therapy to explore triggers for substance use, such as trauma or mental health symptoms or relationship problems
  
• Life skills such as occupational therapy, developing a daily routine and structure, skills for employment, budgeting, maintaining housing, and finding community resources
  

Intensive Outpatient Program Details

• Three group sessions per week
  
  • Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3 p.m. - 6 p.m.
• One individual therapy session per week
  
• 2-3 months average length of treatment
  
• Level 2.1 treatment
• Location: CHI Health Psychiatric Associates at Lasting Hope

Your provider can make a referral by calling (402) 717-5550 and/or faxing your chemical dependency evaluation to (402) 717-5792. For more information, please call (402) 717-5550 or the CHI Health behavioral care information and referral line at (402) 717-HOPE.