At Mayo Behavioral Health, we offer outpatient addiction treatment programs which are a form of treatment that helps individuals struggling with substance abuse – but doesn’t require them to live on-site. This service offers adaptable treatment sessions on an outpatient basis. Our highly structured treatment center offers the accountability, evidence-based care, and client education necessary for lasting recovery. Each client in the program will receive at least 9 hours of treatment sessions per week. In addition, clients participate in relapse prevention groups and individual therapy sessions to develop the skills and coping mechanisms required to overcome their drug addiction or alcoholism. Mayo Behavioral Health’s Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is suitable for those in need of substance abuse treatment who do not require 24/7 monitoring.

The risk of relapse is highest within the first few months after completing an addiction treatment program. Developing a comprehensive treatment plan for this period can provide much-needed support to prevent relapse. Upon completion of our intensive outpatient program (IOP), we offer a “step down” program for individuals that need additional support and structure to facilitate successful long-term recovery. Our outpatient program (OP) includes one-hour group sessions three times per week, weekly individual and family counseling sessions, psychoeducation on recovery and wellness. These comprehensive and coordinated services are offered 3 - 6 hours per week depending on the individualized needs of the client.

At Mayo Behavioral Health, we believe in providing ongoing support and resources for our clients even after the successful completion of their treatment program. That’s why everyone who goes through IOP and OP program is eligible for our aftercare program and alumni program. Recovery is a lifelong journey, not just a series of treatments. Our weekly aftercare groups are led by licensed clinicians and offer a supportive counseling environment where you can stay connected with others who are actively working on their recovery and share similar struggles. A network of peers who understand what you’re going through can be a key component of maintaining long-term recovery. We are here to help you every step of the way on your journey toward lifelong sobriety.