Intensive Outpatient Program
A Program Built for Real Recovery
NEO's IOP goes beyond abstinence. We help clients understand themselves, rebuild their lives, and develop the skills and community needed for lasting change.
Program Structure
How the Program Works
Two daily sessions designed to provide the clinical intensity needed for meaningful progress, while allowing flexibility in your schedule.
Schedule
2 sessions/day
Session 1: 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM Session 2: 1:00 PM – 4:30 PM
Group Size
Small groups
Intentionally limited enrollment for deeper connection
Duration
8–12 weeks
Individualized length based on clinical progress and goals
Weekly Schedule
Proprietary Curriculum
The NEO Framework
Developed by our clinical team, the NEO curriculum addresses the whole person — not just the substance use.
Foundations of Recovery
Understanding the neuroscience of addiction, the cycle of use, and building a personal recovery framework grounded in truth and self-awareness.
Identity & Purpose
Exploring who you are beyond your addiction — values clarification, strengths-based work, and reconnecting with meaning and calling.
Relationships & Community
Rebuilding trust, setting healthy boundaries, and developing the relational skills needed for sustainable recovery.
Emotional Regulation
Evidence-based DBT and CBT skills for managing difficult emotions, reducing impulsivity, and responding rather than reacting.
Spiritual & Existential Wellness
Addressing the deeper questions of meaning, forgiveness, and hope — drawing on clients' own spiritual frameworks without imposing any single tradition.
Clinical Foundation
Evidence-Based at Every Step
Our proprietary curriculum is built on a foundation of clinically validated approaches. Every session integrates research-backed methods with compassionate, person-centered care.
NEO's clinical team holds licensure in counseling, social work, and addiction treatment — bringing both professional expertise and lived understanding to the work.
The Journey
What to Expect
Initial Assessment
Before your first group session, you'll meet with a clinician for a comprehensive intake assessment. We'll review your history, goals, and any co-occurring concerns to ensure NEO is the right fit.
Orientation & Welcome
Your first week is about getting comfortable. You'll meet the group, understand the structure, and begin building the trust that makes this work possible.
Active Treatment
Three evenings per week of group therapy, curriculum sessions, and skills practice. Individual check-ins are woven throughout to track your progress and adjust your plan.
Transition Planning
As you approach completion, we work with you on a step-down plan — connecting you to ongoing support, community resources, and the next chapter of your recovery.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Whether you're reaching out for yourself, a loved one, or a client — we're here to help you find the right path forward.