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What is Outpatient Treatment for Addiction?

Clients live in a sober living environment or at home, while they participate in intense therapy guided by a licensed therapist, in a 1 on 1 format, within a safe and supportive group of peers, and/or with family. Outpatient Treatment and Therapy for addiction is good for clients with mild substance abuse issues, or for those who want help maintaining sobriety in the long-term.

What is Intensive Outpatient Programming (IOP)?

Intensive Outpatient Programming (IOP) helps clients pursue everyday activities, while also addressing their substance abuse, addiction, associated learned behaviors and psychological contributing factors.

IOP treatment is strongly recommended for those who’ve gone through the stages of withdrawal and don’t require 24/7 supervision, or for those with mild or moderate cases. 

What is a SACOT (aka “PHP”)?

In North Carolina, Substance Abuse Comprehensive Outpatient Treatment (aka “Partial Hospitalization Program” or “PHP”), is a day-time substance abuse disorder treatment program for clients early in their recovery from substance use disorder and addiction. The client meets for an array of treatment and therapies daily, offering structure and accountability, while surrounding them with supportive peers, and guidance from those who are succeeding in sobriety every day.

SACOT & Partial Hospitalization Programs provide all treatment available in an IOP program, but are more intense, and requires more therapy sessions every week, for longer periods of time.