Drug and Alcohol Treatment in Ohio
Outpatient Program
Individual Therapy
Weekly one-on-one sessions with a licensed therapist
Intensive Structure
Structured treatment programs during the day, providing a supportive environment similar to inpatient care but allowing individuals more flexibility in the evenings.
Holistic Approach
Holistic therapies such as yoga, mindfulness meditation, art therapy, and recreational activities to promote overall well-being and address the mind-body connection.
Group Therapy
Tailored to address addiction and underlying mental health issues.
Medical Supervision
Staffed with medical professionals who monitor individuals' health and manage medications to address withdrawal symptoms or co-occurring medical conditions.
Transition Support
Assist individuals in transitioning to lower levels of care or outpatient treatment, providing aftercare planning and ongoing support to maintain sobriety and prevent relapse.
What Is An Outpatient Program?
An Overview of OP
Addiction to alcohol or drugs can destroy a life. Ensnared in a web of addiction, it can seem like there is no escape. Thankfully, there is help. Overcoming an addiction can begin with just two words. Please help. This simple plea can launch someone who had given up all hope on a wonderful journey in recovery. One way to craft a solid foundation for recovery is through treatment. There are essentially two types of addiction treatment.
Outpatient treatment is one of the choices. Residential, or inpatient treatment, is another. Both outpatient and inpatient addiction programs can be divided further based on length of time and the level of intensity. These criteria apply to outpatient treatment models. The intensity of an outpatient program is usually graded by the number of hours of commitment required each week. Let’s talk about fundamental outpatient treatment or outpatient level-one (OP 1.0).
Frequently, it’s presumed that addiction treatment means a lengthy commitment inside the confines of a residential facility. This is not true. While there are circumstances that benefit from inpatient recovery programs, outpatient treatment can be equally valuable. Outpatient addiction treatment is reflective of its name. You are guided through a series of early recovery steps to help establish a solid foundation for living clean and sober. You will take part in this program as an outpatient.
Outpatient programs can be especially useful for first-time attempts at recovery. In addition, a standard outpatient treatment schedule can be coordinated with your life responsibilities. However, keep in mind, the critical objective is to build a foundation for recovery. Traditional outpatient programs will employ one or two counseling sessions with a licensed recovery professional. Counseling sessions are critical. They help uncover issues that invariably are at the root nearly every drug or alcohol abuse problem. Alcoholism and drug addiction are but a symptom of underlying issues. Revealing the potential emotional triggers, which metastasize into substance abuse problems, will help you avoid relapse.
Standard outpatient addiction treatment programs vary in length. OP 1.0 programs will last anywhere from a couple of weeks to several months. Because they do not require the same level of life commitment that residential programs require, they can be easily adjusted to meet unique circumstances. As your time in individual counseling grows, you may uncover issues that benefit from extended counseling. It is not uncommon for individuals in recovery to continue therapy sessions long after they finish their outpatient treatment program.
Another key element of outpatient addiction treatment is the involvement in group sessions. The idea of group therapy has a proven history in helping addicts and alcoholics stay clean and sober. You will participate in one or two group sessions each week as part of an outpatient program. However, making an ongoing commitment to become involved in a recovery fellowship is strongly suggested.
During your outpatient treatment experience, you will learn a great deal about substance abuse and addiction. In addition, you will also learn a lot about yourself as well. It’s often this new introspective revelation that changes how we think. The traditional approach to outpatient addiction treatment is an excellent starting point to help you turn their life around. You will learn knowledge and be gifted with tools to help you avoid relapse. The choice for change starts with those two words of surrender. Please help. Once you start your journey in recovery, you will realize quickly that you never had to walk it alone.
Recovery can be a scary place, but outpatient treatment will help to ease that fear. If you think you have a problem with an addiction, make the call and say those two magic words. Ask for help today, because tomorrow could be too late.
- Individual Counseling
- Group Therapy
- Medical Supervision
- Skill Building
- Holistic Approach
- Transition Support
Most Major Health Insurance Accepted
We work with most major health insurance carriers. Often times insurance can cover up to 100% of your treatment costs. Contact us today to get started. Verification of benefits can be done right away. Don’t worry if you don’t see your health insurance listed here. We can help with many different plans.
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- Aetna
- Anthem
- Tricare
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More About An Outpatient Program
Outpatient Program
Treating addictions has progressively become a more complex task. There was a time not so long ago that clients reported to a rehab, received placement in a residential treatment program, and submitted to basic therapy. The problem with this approach was the recovery data kept suggesting things were not working. In recent years, rehab facilities like ours have taken a more pragmatic approach in treating addictions. In our case, we decided we needed to offer a wider range of treatment options for us to meet the unique needs of a growing population of addiction sufferers. The cornerstone of our treatment profile is still residential treatment. In many cases, clients need the safety and constant monitoring they would get in a residential program. With that said, residential treatment is not always necessary or possible. We see clients all the time that have personal conflicts that make residential treatment a nonstarter. That’s why we also offer a full range of outpatient treatment options.
Details About Outpatient Treatment
When a client can’t or won’t submit to residential treatment, it doesn’t diminish the fact they still need help. An outpatient program is often the next best option. To help you better understand what outpatient care entails, we want to start by listing the three most prevalent outpatient options: Partial Hospitalization (PHP). Intensive Outpatient (IOP) and standard Outpatient (OP). PHP is by far the most restrictive outpatient option. We require clients to report for treatment at least five days a week for at least six hours a day. At the lower end of the scale of restrictiveness would be standard Outpatient or OP program with IOP falling somewhere in the middle. In all three cases, individual therapy is the cornerstone of treatment with the amount of time and effort invested towards treatment being a differentiating factor. If we were to place you in a PHP or IOP program, you might also spend time performing specific tasks and participating in group sessions. At this point, we would like to shift the focus towards a standard OP program.
About Standard Outpatient Treatment
When we assign clients to a specific treatment program, we start by seeking the least restrictive option possible as long as the client gets a solid chance of recovery. Standard OP is the least restrictive option. In most cases, clients would only need to report for treatment one or two times a week for usually no more than two hours a session. We reserve this option for clients with mild to moderate addiction issues or clients who are wrapping up the treatment process. If you were to enter our rehab with a moderate addiction issue and the ability to represent responsible behavior, OP might be your best option. During your time in our facility, you would work with a therapist to learn the truth about your addiction. As part of the counseling process, you would also spend time working on your ability to cope with stress and the triggers that seem to ignite your need to take drugs or drink. As for expectations, the rules are simple. You do not use drugs or drink for any reason. You show up for therapy on time, and you put forth the effort to establish your sobriety. If you do well, there’s a good chance you will finish treatment in 30 to 60 days. If you struggle, we hope you will be open and willing to step up a level or two in treatment. Your struggles might indicate nothing more than you need to be spending more time in treatment with a little bit more structure as part of the process.
- Individual Counseling
- Group Therapy
- Medical Supervision
- Skill Building
- Holistic Approach
- Transition Support
Most Major Health Insurance Accepted
We work with most major health insurance carriers. Often times insurance can cover up to 100% of your treatment costs. Contact us today to get started. Verification of benefits can be done right away. Don’t worry if you don’t see your health insurance listed here. We can help with many different plans.
- BCBS
- Aetna
- Anthem
- Tricare