The length of your treatment here at Aspire depends on you, the individual, and several factors, including insurance coverage stipulations. The average length of treatment is 12 – 15 weeks.

While in Inpatient (residential) treatment, you live in a home or facility in shared living spaces. All residential centers are unique with their own set of rules and regulations. Residents are often unable to work or go to school. While in IOP level of care, you can continue your day-to-day activities while living in your home or Sober Living; this offers you the ability to retain control of your life with the support of Aspire staff and peers in your community.

The IOP model of treatment includes your primary source of services, group therapy as well as individual counseling bi-weekly with a certified Drug and Alcohol Counselor. In our inclusive and comprehensive program, you are provided with a safe environment to address the following needs at Aspire IOP: Post-Acute Withdrawal Syndrome Or PAWS, Relapse Prevention Skills, How to Manage Urges and Cravings, Understanding the Brain Chemistry of Addiction, Progression of the Disease of Addiction, Introduction To the Twelve Steps, Spirituality, Stages of Change, Focus On Co-Occurring Disorders and the Effects On Addiction and Recovery, and Family Education (this list is not comprehensive, our program is tailored to fit your needs). For needs that require additional services, we contract with primary care physicians and mental health professionals in the community. 

The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is designed for people who are struggling with problems associated with addictions, substance use and abuse, or the co-occurring disorders associated with substance use. Eligibility for the IOP is determined by a mandatory clinical/medical assessment, which is conducted at the center as part of the admissions process.