“Dr. Horn,
I want to thank you for your wonderful presentation the other day. Your information and your delivery were spectacular. Frankly, I wish I had had a recorder on hand, as it’s difficult to remember all you said… I just wanted to thank you for your dedication and enthusiasm with regard to addressing brain disease. Incredible information.”

Mary F.

IOP Treatment Modalities

IOP Educational Activities

Each session of the program begins with a 45 minute interactive video presentation focused on assisting patients in identifying the patterns and symptoms of their addiction. Patients also work through a recovery journal, designed to assist them in exploring behavior patterns.


Group Therapy for IOP

The primary modality of the Intensive Outpatient treatment program is group therapy. Group therapy is conducted by a licensed addiction counselor for a minimum of 2 hours each session. It is recognized that group therapy is the most effective evidence based modality for the treatment of addictions.


Individual Therapy for IOP

Weekly individual sessions are held with the patient for the purpose of reviewing the treatment plan, evaluating progress, clarifying therapeutic task assignments and assisting with any special issues the patient may have.


IOP Family Program

Once each week, family members attend a three-hour session with the patient. The goal of these sessions is to identify the nature of the interaction between family members and assist in eliminating the barriers to more effective and satisfying relationships. Particular attention is paid to behaviors and interactions which developed to cope with the addiction in the household.


Continuing Care for IOP

Intensive Outpatient participants are evaluated well in advance to discharge and a Continuing Care treatment plan is jointly formulated. During the last week, each patient attends the Continuing Care Program to begin the process of transitioning into this program and to the less intensive level of service it represents.