Intensive Outpatient Programs
More support. More structure. Real progress.
When Weekly Therapy Isn’t Enough: IOP in Lake County, Ohio
When weekly therapy isn’t enough, our Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP) provides the structure and support needed to navigate difficult periods. Multiple sessions each week help you build skills, stabilize symptoms, and regain momentum in daily life.
Multiple Weekly Sessions: Structured group therapy several times per week to stabilize symptoms and support recovery.
DBT-Based Skills Training: Evidence-based skills to manage intense emotions, reduce impulsive behaviors, and improve relationships.
Coordinated Clinical Care: A multidisciplinary team working together to support symptom stabilization and daily functioning.
Adult IOP
Adult Mental Health IOP (Ages 18+)
This program provides structured, evidence-based treatment for adults experiencing significant mental health challenges. Through group therapy and skill development, participants build practical tools to manage emotions, improve relationships, and support daily functioning.
Schedule: Monday, Wednesday, Friday | 10:00am – 1:00pm
Format: In-person available
Support Integration: Coordination with a family or friend is available if you choose
Duration: 24 sessions over 8 weeks (Rolling Admissions)
Adolescent IOP
Adolescent Mental Health IOP (Ages 14–18)
This program offers structured group therapy and skill development for teens experiencing emotional or behavioral challenges. The program supports adolescents in building coping skills and improving functioning at home, school, and in relationships.
Schedule: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday | 4:00pm – 7:00pm
Format: In-person available
Family Support: Includes Parent Skill Support Sessions for caregivers
Duration: 24 sessions over 8 weeks (Rolling Admissions)
Dual Diagnosis
Adult Dual Diagnosis IOP (Ages 18+)
This program offers structured treatment for adults experiencing both mental health and substance use challenges. Participants engage in evidence-based therapy and skill development. Detox or MAT services are referred to specialized providers.
Schedule: Tuesday, Thursday | 6:00pm – 9:00pm and Saturday | 10:00am – 1:00pm
Format: In-person (Tue/Thu) and virtual (Sat).
Duration: 24 sessions over 8 weeks (Rolling Admissions).
Core Treatment Modality
All programs utilize Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) to build practical tools for real-world stability:
Mindfulness: Developing present-moment awareness.
Emotion Regulation: Managing intense emotional shifts.
Distress Tolerance: Navigating crises without worsening the situation.
Interpersonal Effectiveness: Building healthier communication and boundaries.
Self-Management & Relapse Prevention: Increasing accountability and long-term stability.
This is where coordinated care meets real momentum—empowering you to bridge the gap between where you are and where you want to be. By integrating clinical expertise with practical skill-building, we help you manage the challenges of today while creating the foundation for a fulfilling future.
In Their Words:
Creating a Life Worth Living
Frequently Asked Questions
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IOP creates momentum toward steady improvement. Instead of one session per week, IOP offers coordinated group and skills-based support.
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Participants practice DBT skills several times per week, receive feedback and support from the IOP leaders, and may apply tools immediately to work, school, and relationships.
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Yes. IOP participants receive coordinated and timely access to our prescribers when medication management is clinically appropriate, reducing delays in care.
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Our integrated approach addresses underlying mental health symptoms while building recovery-focused relapse prevention skills to support lasting change.
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We frequently coordinate with community providers to maintain consistency and support your overall therapeutic care.
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The program focuses on practical skills teens can apply immediately, helping improve emotional stability, peer relationships, and overall functioning. We also support parents through a parenting group.
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Our goal is to help you begin as soon as possible. After completing an intake assessment and insurance verification, you’ll be scheduled for IOP orientation and you can begin the program.
