Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
When You Need More Than a Weekly Session—But Not Full Hospitalization
Recovery isn’t linear. Some people need more structure. Some need to reset after relapse. Others just need help navigating a tough stretch without stepping away from their families or responsibilities.
That’s where our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) comes in.
At Metro Recovery Center, IOP gives you three or more days of focused therapeutic care each week, in a format designed to fit your life—not take it over.
What Is IOP
- Need more help than traditional outpatient counseling can offer
- Are at risk of relapse or recently returned to use
- Are transitioning from inpatient or detox and want continued accountability
- Are struggling to stay emotionally or behaviorally stable
- Need a safe, structured space to focus on healing—while maintaining daily life

What Makes Our IOP Different
Fully Integrated, Not Piecemeal
Unlike standalone IOPs, our program includes coordination with your MAT provider, psychiatrist, and primary counselor. Every aspect of your care is aligned.
Led by Licensed Addiction & Mental Health Professionals
Our IOP groups and sessions are run by therapists and clinicians who specialize in dual diagnosis treatment, trauma recovery, and substance use stabilization.
Whole-Person Approach
Our IOP addresses substance use, but also focuses on emotions, thoughts, relationships, trauma, and long-term resilience.
Flexible Scheduling with Real Accountability
We offer daytime and evening IOP options to fit work, parenting, and transportation needs—without sacrificing structure.
What You’ll Receive in IOP
- 3+ sessions per week (group, individual, and psychoeducation)
- Peer-supported, clinician-led therapy groups
- Personalized recovery and relapse prevention planning
- Mental health counseling and medication management if needed
- Ongoing clinical assessments and progress evaluations
- Optional family involvement, case coordination, and discharge planning


Is IOP Right for You
- You’re on MAT (Methadone, Suboxone, Brixadi) but still struggling emotionally
- You’ve had multiple relapses and need a reset
- Outpatient therapy hasn’t been enough to maintain stability
- You’re coming out of residential or detox and need continued support
- You want to commit to recovery without leaving work, school, or family obligations