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Missouri Intensive Outpatient Program
Missouri Intensive Outpatient Program at Aviary Recovery
Aviary Recovery’s Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) in Missouri is designed for individuals who can manage many aspects of their life without round-the-clock monitoring or inpatient medical detox for alcohol and drugs, or who may have completed a residential treatment stay.
Aviary Recovery’s Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) schedule allows for one to attend college, manage their work schedule, and maintain their family life while receiving treatment and support necessary for long-term recovery.
What is the Goal of Our Intensive Outpatient Program? Long-Term Sobriety
Aviary Recovery’s Intensive Outpatient Program in Missouri is designed to build skills needed for long-term recovery. Treatment may last a few months to reinforce these skills. Research has noted that those who stay in treatment and follow the treatment plan have a 60% higher likelihood of long-term sobriety. Success requires a commitment to develop the insight, skills, and understanding to build resiliency to the chronic illness of addiction. Consistent and continuous connection to the tenets of treatment is needed to develop the skills for a lifetime of recovery.
What Does Our Missouri Intensive Outpatient Program Address?
At Aviary Recovery, our Intensive Outpatient Program in Missouri comprises 3 – 5 sessions a week for 3 hours each session with a licensed mental health professional. The flexible schedule and program elements are designed to support your recovery by helping you develop:
- Life skills
- Communication skills
- Relationship skills
- Relapse Prevention Resiliency
- Insight into behaviors of self and others
- Knowledge about addiction and the brain
- A strong support system (family, AA, positive peer groups)
Depending on your needs and the needs of the group, other treatment approaches may be used to work through co-occurring issues that create stumbling blocks to recovery. This may be accomplished in group, individual, and/or family sessions designed by your primary therapist.
These sessions are aimed at building coping skills and changing the way you have responded to challenging situations in the past. The ability to continue with your life during intensive treatment allows you to put these skills to work while processing and fine-tuning them during treatment episodes.
What Are the Benefits of An Intensive Outpatient Program
10 Benefits of An Intensive Outpatient Program
An intensive outpatient program (IOP) can provide a structured and supportive environment for people who are struggling with addiction, mental health issues, or other challenges. IOPs offer a variety of benefits, including:
1. Structured support: IOPs provide a more structured environment than traditional outpatient therapy, with regular group and individual therapy sessions, as well as educational workshops and other activities. This structure can help people stay on track with their recovery and reduce the risk of relapse.
2. Comprehensive treatment: IOPs typically offer a variety of treatment modalities, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and medication management. This comprehensive approach can address the underlying causes of addiction or mental health issues and help people develop healthy coping mechanisms.
3. Increased accountability: IOPs provide greater accountability than traditional outpatient therapy. Participants are typically required to attend all sessions and complete assignments, which can help them stay motivated and committed to their recovery.
4. Socialization and support: IOPs provide an opportunity for people to connect with others who are going through similar challenges. This can help reduce feelings of isolation and provide valuable peer support.
5. Flexibility: IOPs offer more flexibility than inpatient treatment, allowing people to continue with their work, school, or family responsibilities. This can be helpful for people who need to stay involved in their communities.
6. Lower cost: IOPs are typically less expensive than inpatient treatment. This can make them a more affordable option for many people.
7. Step-down from inpatient treatment: For people who have completed inpatient treatment, an IOP can provide a safe and supportive environment to transition back to their communities.
8. Continued support after residential treatment: Some IOPs offer continuing care services after the program is completed. This can help people maintain their gains and prevent relapse.
9. Focus on life skills: Many IOPs teach life skills, such as time management, communication, and stress management. These skills can help people live healthy and productive lives.
10. Improved quality of life: IOPs can help people improve their overall quality of life by reducing symptoms of addiction or mental health issues, improving relationships, and increasing self-esteem.
Missouri Intensive Outpatient Program Schedule:
Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday 9:00 am -12:00 pm
Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Alumni Aftercare: Tuesday 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Family Wellness: Wednesday 5:45 pm – 7:00 pm
333 S. Kirkwood Ste 303 (Inside PNC bank)
Kirkwood, MO 63122
Parking in the back is the best option!
Members are welcome to attend the Al-Anon meeting next door. Individual sessions are also available. More information will be shared during appointment scheduling.