Returning To Life Outside Of Residential Treatment: Intensive Outpatient Bridges The Gap


by Right Step - Date: 2009-07-28 - Word Count: 236 Share This!

Plans for outpatient care and program enrollment should be made while the recovering from drug or alcohol abuse is still undergoing inpatient treatment. Intensive outpatient care should occur at least three days a week immediately after successful graduation of a treatment program. A successful intensive outpatient program will incorporate the 12-Steps and proven clinical treatment methods to aid and assist in the positive changes being made in the lives of recovering persons.

Finding Intensive Outpatient Treatment in Plano

Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP) such as The Right Step's in Plano, TX are an option for people who are ready to return to work, school or other responsibilities or do not require a higher level of care. The program provides 10 hours each week in a structured, supportive setting led by licensed professionals. Utilizing the 12-Steps and proven clinical treatment methods, IOP consists of structured groups, individual and family sessions. This multi-disciplinary program teaches participants how to adjust to sober living as they immerse themselves in daily responsibilities.

Moving Towards a Life of Sobriety Once Step at a Time

Living life while learning to remain abstinent from drugs and/or alcohol is a challenge every newly sober individual must face. Every treatment tool that can be used to make this adjustment as easy possible should be utilized. Recovery is an ongoing process - a major stumbling block on the road to recovery can be removed with intensive outpatient treatment and support.

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The Right Step is a Plano, Texas alcoholism & drug treatment center with additional locations throughout Texas and New Mexico. Visit our website atwww.rightstep.com/dallas-fort-worth-treatment-locations.php

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