Teen Intensive Outpatient Program
Our Programs & Activities Will Guide Your Teen Through Rehab
Incorporated into Your Teen's Life
Destinations provides a partial-day, Teen Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). When you apply for treatment at one of our facilities, our team will collaborate with you to determine whether your teen belongs in our mental health or dual diagnosis treatment track. The latter combines mental health and addiction treatment. In fact, researchers estimate that between 50-90% of adolescents in treatment for substance-use disorders also have diagnosable mental health issues.
Healing Through Treatment
Teens in our IOP will attend therapy sessions – group, individual, and creative – while parents are strongly encouraged to participate in family sessions. Your teen will meet with our pediatric psychiatrist approximately once a month. Moreover, we integrate the 12-steps into our overall IOP. Our certified alcohol and drug counselors work with teens individually.
A Commitment to Education
We work with your teen’s school to ensure support. Our academic team will assist your teen in catching up, staying on track, and moving ahead with their education. Your teens commitment to academics will remain strong through continuing education at Destinations.
Alumni Support
Having been in their shoes, our alumni are great mentors for teens in the IOP. Weekly meetings with our alumni allow teens in treatment to see how others cope with mental health and addiction disorders. Once a teen transitions into the alumni program, he or she has learned how to maintain sobriety. However, they now have a strong support system to lean on moving forward.
Parental Involvement During Teen Intensive Outpatient Program
Recovery requires patience, but together, through a shared commitment to your teen’s health, we will make your family whole again. Take the first step to overall recovery today. Contact our supportive clinical staff at 877.466.0620 for more information about our programs.
3 afternoon and evenings per week T, W, Th, 3 hours per day. (IOP)