Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) Toledo, OH
Our Intensive Outpatient Program in Toledo offers flexible, structured care for addiction and mental health—helping you heal, grow, and stay connected to your life, family, and responsibilities as you recover.
Your Recovery, Backed by Real Support
At Abundance, you’ll never walk alone. Our team walks with you through every session, setback, and breakthrough that follows.
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What You’ll Experience in IOP
Our intensive outpatient program includes group therapy, individual counseling, life skills, and ongoing support. You’ll attend multiple weekly sessions, engage with our care team, and build a recovery plan that fits your goals—with structure and connection every step of the way.
How many days a week is IOP?
Our Intensive Outpatient Program typically runs 3 to 5 days per week, depending on your personalized treatment plan. We’ll work with you to find a schedule that supports your goals and fits your daily life.
Will I have individual therapy in IOP?
Yes, individual therapy is a key part of our IOP program. You’ll meet one-on-one with a licensed therapist to work through personal challenges, set goals, and receive support tailored to your unique recovery journey.
What’s the difference between IOP and OP?
IOP (Intensive Outpatient Program) involves more hours of therapy each week and greater structure than standard Outpatient (OP). It’s ideal for those needing consistent support without 24/7 care, while OP offers more flexibility for ongoing recovery maintenance.
Your Recovery Community Matters
Why Choose Abundance for Intensive Outpatient Rehab?
At Abundance Treatment, you’re more than a client—you’re part of a community. Our team offers personalized care, genuine connection, and proven support to help you heal, grow, and stay grounded in long-term recovery.
What kind of community support is available in IOP?
Our IOP includes a strong sense of community through group therapy, peer connection, and shared recovery goals. Clients build meaningful relationships, support one another, and find encouragement from both staff and peers—creating a healing environment where no one feels alone.
Is peer support part of the IOP experience?
Yes, peer support is a key part of our IOP. You’ll connect with others who understand what you’re going through, share experiences, and grow together in a supportive group setting that fosters trust, accountability, and lasting encouragement.
How does your team support long-term recovery?
We support long-term recovery by creating personalized aftercare plans, offering continued therapy, and staying connected through alumni support. Our team equips you with tools, resources, and relationships that extend far beyond your time in IOP—because healing doesn’t stop at discharge.
More Than Treatment—It’s Real Connection
Our IOP brings people together to grow, support one another, and build lasting relationships that strengthen recovery during and after treatment.
Mental Health Support You Can Trust
We provide compassionate care for co-occurring disorders—because lasting recovery is only possible when the whole person is truly seen.
Addiction and mental health go hand in hand
IOP That Supports Co-Occurring Disorders
Many people facing addiction also experience anxiety, depression, or unresolved trauma. Our IOP is designed to treat both substance use and mental health conditions together—providing integrated, whole-person care that supports lasting healing in your mind, body, and spirit.
Does your IOP treat depression and substance use?
Yes, our Intensive Outpatient Program is designed to treat both depression and substance use at the same time. We offer integrated care that includes therapy, support groups, and personalized treatment plans to address both issues together—because true healing happens when all parts of you are supported.
Do I need a diagnosis before starting IOP?
No, you don’t need a formal diagnosis to start IOP. Our team will complete an assessment during the admissions process to understand your needs and recommend the right level of care—including support for mental health and substance use if needed.
Why is it important to treat both issues at once?
Treating both addiction and mental health together is essential because they often affect and fuel each other. Ignoring one can lead to relapse or stalled progress. Integrated care helps you heal more fully—physically, emotionally, and mentally—for a stronger, more sustainable recovery.
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Is IOP the Right Fit for Me?
Our Intensive Outpatient Program is designed for those who need structured support without 24/7 care. Whether you’re working, in school, or transitioning from inpatient treatment, IOP provides flexibility, accountability, and personalized care to help you move forward—on your schedule.
Is IOP a good step after inpatient rehab?
Yes, IOP is an excellent next step after inpatient rehab. It offers continued structure, therapy, and support while giving you more independence. Many clients transition into IOP to maintain progress, build real-life coping skills, and stay connected to their recovery community.
Can I attend IOP while working full-time?
Yes, many clients in our IOP maintain full-time jobs. We offer flexible scheduling with day and evening options to help you balance work, treatment, and recovery—so you can stay committed without stepping away from your responsibilities.
Can I start IOP if I’ve never done treatment before?
Absolutely. IOP can be a great starting point for those seeking help for the first time. If you don’t require 24/7 care, our program offers structured support, therapy, and guidance to help you begin your recovery journey with confidence and clarity.
Your Needs Shape Your Treatment Plan
We don’t force you into a box. Our team tailors care to your life, your goals, and your unique recovery path.
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Frequently Asked Questions About IOP at Abundance
Here’s what you need to know about getting started, staying supported, and what to expect from our Intensive Outpatient Program in Toledo.
How do I enroll in the IOP program?
Enrolling in our IOP program is simple. Just contact our admissions team by phone or online. We’ll walk you through a quick assessment, answer your questions, verify insurance, and help schedule your start—making the process smooth, supportive, and stress-free.
What is intensive outpatient IOP?
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is a structured treatment option for addiction and mental health that allows you to live at home while attending multiple weekly therapy sessions. It offers strong support, flexibility, and accountability without requiring residential or inpatient care.
How much does IOP cost per day?
At Abundance Treatment, the cost of IOP depends on your personalized care plan—but many clients use insurance to cover most or all of it. We work with various providers and offer clear, upfront guidance to help you understand your options before starting.
How long are most IOP programs?
Most Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP) at Abundance Treatment last between 8 to 16 weeks, depending on your progress and personal needs. We tailor the length of care to ensure you receive the right support for lasting recovery—not just quick fixes.
Are IOP programs worth it?
Yes, IOP programs are absolutely worth it for many people. They provide structured support, evidence-based therapy, and real-life flexibility—all without the need for full-time residential care. At Abundance Treatment, our IOP helps clients heal while staying connected to work, family, and daily life.