FAQs about our Intensive Outpatient Program in Northbrook, IL
Can I keep working or attending school during an IOP?
Yes, the advantage of our IOP in Northbrook, IL is its flexibility. You’ll enjoy a structured, three-day-a-week program from either 9 AM to 12 PM or 6 PM to 9 PM, depending on your preference. Otherwise, you’ll be able to return home in order to accommodate your work and/or academic schedule.
Is family involvement part of the IOP?
You’ll be assigned a primary therapist and case manager during intake, who will support you with a variety of treatments, such as CBT, DBT, ACT, and more. Depending on your needs, we also offer family therapy, which can be an integral part of your recovery journey.
How long is your IOP program?
The length of IOP programs in Northbrook, IL can differ depending on your needs and progress. However, they typically last between 8 to 12 weeks.
What is the success rate of an IOP?
According to an outpatient study published in 2015, IOPs are an integral part of the continual recovery process of a person struggling with substance use disorder. They found that there’s a high level of evidence that IOPs are as effective as inpatient and residential treatments. One of the best parts of IOPs is that they last longer compared to inpatient treatment, and you’re able to practice the new, healthy habits you’re learning at home.
What’s the difference between an IOP and PHP?
Partial hospitalization programs (PHPs) are more time-intensive and structured compared to intensive outpatient programs in Northbrook, IL. For instance, IOPs are often the next step down after you’ve been through a PHP and after you’ve been discharged from an inpatient treatment facility. During our intake process, we’ll find the best level of care for you.
