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Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) in Los Angeles

Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) in Los Angeles provides a balance of structure and flexibility, giving you the freedom to focus on healing while also maintaining your day-to-day life.

If you or a loved one are struggling, learn more about our Los Angeles mental health treatment programs by verifying your insurance.

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What is an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)?

An Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is a structured treatment approach that provides comprehensive mental health care while allowing individuals to maintain their daily responsibilities.

At The Meadowglade, our IOP in Los Angeles serves as a bridge between residential care and traditional outpatient therapy, offering the intensity of treatment you need with the flexibility your life requires.

What To Expect At Our Los Angeles Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

When you begin at The Meadowglade, you’ll start with a comprehensive assessment where our clinical team gets to know you, your history, and your goals. We’ll work together to create a personalized treatment plan that addresses your specific needs and fits your schedule. Our welcoming Los Angeles facility provides a safe, confidential environment where you can focus on healing.

Treatment Schedule & Structure

Our IOP in Los Angeles typically runs Monday through Thursday, with sessions scheduled during morning, afternoon, or evening hours to accommodate work and school commitments. Each treatment day includes a combination of individual therapy, group sessions, and specialized workshops.

Group Therapy Experience

Group sessions form the heart of our program, bringing together individuals facing similar challenges in a supportive, non-judgmental setting. Led by experienced therapists, these groups focus on skill-building, emotional processing, and peer support. You’ll find connection with others who understand your journey while learning from diverse perspectives and experiences.

Individual Support

Your individual therapy sessions provide personalized attention to address your unique concerns, trauma history, and treatment goals. Your therapist will help you develop coping strategies, process emotions, and work through specific challenges that arise during your recovery journey.

Family Involvement

We believe healing extends beyond the individual, which is why we offer family therapy sessions and educational workshops. These help rebuild trust, improve communication, and create a supportive home environment that reinforces your progress.

Flexible & Compassionate Care

Life doesn’t stop during treatment, and we understand that. Our team works with you to navigate scheduling challenges, celebrate milestones, and adjust your treatment plan as you progress. You’ll always have access to crisis support and know that your care team is invested in your long-term success.

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Mental Health Disorders Treated at Our Intensive Outpatient Program

At The Meadowglade, we understand that mental health challenges come in many forms, and each person’s experience is unique.

Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) in Los Angeles is designed to provide comprehensive care for a wide range of mental disorders, offering the specialized support and evidence-based treatments needed for lasting recovery.

More Than 1 in 5 US Adults Live With a Mental Illness

According to the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), “It is estimated that more than one in five U.S. adults live with a mental illness (59.3 million in 2022; 23.1% of the U.S. adult population).”

Our experienced clinical team works with individuals facing various mental health disorders, creating personalized treatment plans that address both the symptoms and underlying causes of each condition.

Whether you’re dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, or other mental health challenges, our IOP provides the intensive support you need while allowing you to maintain your daily responsibilities and connections to your community.

1
Anxiety Treatment:
Our IOP program in Los Angeles can help clients develop healthy responses to anxiety triggers, reducing symptoms of social anxiety, panic disorder, and generalized anxiety.
2
Depression Treatment:
Through individualized depression treatment plans, we address underlying causes of depression and equip clients with tools to reclaim a sense of purpose and fulfillment while still participating in daily obligations.
3
Trauma and PTSD Treatment:
Our trauma treatment combines trauma-informed care with supportive therapies like EMDR, helping clients process their experiences safely.
4
Bipolar Disorder Treatment:
Our program for Bipolar Disorder integrates mood stabilization therapies with lifestyle modifications to create balance and build coping skills.
4
Personality Disorder Treatment:
From Borderline Personality Disorder to Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder, we offer tailored approaches designed to help clients better understand themselves and cultivate healthier relationships.

How Do I Know I’m a Good Fit For IOP in Los Angeles?

Deciding to seek intensive treatment is a significant step, and knowing whether IOP is the right level of care for your situation can feel overwhelming. At The Meadowglade, we believe the best treatment is the one that meets you exactly where you are in your recovery journey. Our Los Angeles IOP is designed for individuals who need more support than traditional therapy provides but want to maintain their independence and daily responsibilities.

If you’re questioning whether you need more help, struggling to manage symptoms between weekly sessions, or feeling like your current support isn’t enough, you’re already asking the right questions.

Below are some key indicators that suggest you might thrive in our intensive outpatient program:

You Need More Than Weekly Therapy But Want to Stay Home

If you’ve tried traditional once-a-week therapy but find yourself struggling between sessions, or if your therapist has recommended more intensive treatment, IOP might be right for you. You’re likely a good candidate if you can maintain safety at home but need the accountability and support of more frequent sessions.

You’re Transitioning From Higher Levels of Care

Perhaps you’ve completed residential treatment, or a partial hospitalization program and need continued support as you reintegrate into daily life. Or maybe you’re currently in weekly therapy but experiencing increased symptoms, relationship difficulties that requires more intensive intervention. IOP bridges these gaps perfectly.

Your Current Mental Health Challenges Are Impacting Multiple Areas of Life

You might benefit from our Los Angeles IOP if you’re experiencing depression, anxiety, trauma, or dual diagnosis disorders that are affecting your work performance, relationships, academic success, or overall functioning. If you find yourself using substances to cope, avoiding social situations, or struggling to manage daily responsibilities, intensive outpatient care can provide the tools and support you need.

You Have Responsibilities You Can’t Put on Hold

IOP works especially well if you’re a working professional who can’t take extended time off, a parent who needs to be available for your children, a student who must continue classes, or someone with caregiving responsibilities. Our flexible scheduling around your Los Angeles work and life commitments makes intensive treatment accessible without requiring you to step away from important obligations.

You’re Ready to Do the Work

The most important indicator that you’re ready for IOP is your willingness to actively participate in your recovery. This means being open to attending group sessions regularly, completing assignments between sessions, practicing new coping skills in your daily life, and being honest with your treatment team about your struggles and progress.

You Have Some Stability in Your Living Situation

While you don’t need perfect stability, you should have a safe place to sleep and access to transportation to our Los Angeles facility. If housing is a concern, our supportive housing program can provide the stable foundation you need to succeed in IOP.

You’re Open to Group Support and Learning From Others

Since group therapy is central to our IOP model, you’ll thrive if you’re willing to share your experiences and learn from peers facing similar challenges. You don’t need to be comfortable speaking up immediately, many clients develop this confidence over time, but you should be open to the group process and committed to respectful participation.

What’s the Difference Between IOP and Other Levels of Care?

The Intensive Outpatient Program occupies a unique position within the continuum of mental health care, offering more comprehensive support than traditional outpatient therapy while being less restrictive than inpatient or residential treatment. Outpatient therapy, while beneficial, typically consists of weekly or bi-weekly sessions, which may not provide enough structure for individuals managing significant symptoms.

Our IOP in Los Angeles bridges the gap by providing the structure and depth of care that many individuals need, along with the flexibility to maintain a sense of independence.

Clients in our IOP can participate in a structured program during the day and return home afterward, allowing them to practice the skills they learn in therapy within the context of their everyday lives. This level of care is designed to adapt to each individual’s unique situation, fostering a sense of empowerment and resilience that prepares them for long-term success.

More: What is PHP Therapy vs IOP?

What Are the Benefits of an Intensive Outpatient Program?

The benefits of our IOP in Los Angeles include the following:

Flexible Treatment Schedule

The flexible schedule during IOP programs allow for time to attend school, go to work, or take care of family. In addition, since you won’t be in treatment as long as PHP or inpatient care, you get to practice coping skills in the real world while still in treatment

Life Skills Development

During our IOP program, you’ll build practical life skills that are critical to independent living and maintaining mental well-being. These include relationship skills, maintaining a healthy home environment, job-seeking skills, healthy eating habits, and self-development.

Evidence-Based Therapy

Evidence-based therapies, like cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), and psychiatry, have a track record of success for improving mental health outcomes. These practices are also enhanced by complementary and holistic approaches, like equine therapy, mindfulness, and yoga to further develop your coping skills.

Build a Support System

During IOP group sessions, you can build a support system with peers in treatment. Most of your sessions during our IOP program will include peers struggling with similar diagnoses or mental health symptoms.

Improve Long-Term Outcomes

Continuing treatment in an IOP improves long-term treatment outcomes. This is because instead of going from a high level of care back to life outside of treatment, you gradually step down as you gain the skills you need to succeed.

Lower Costs Than Higher Levels of Care

Outpatient programs, like IOP, is usually less expensive than inpatient treatment programs. This is because you don’t need to pay for room and board because you can live at home or in a transitional home during treatment.

Therapies Offered at Our IOP in Los Angeles

Our Los Angeles Intensive Outpatient Program offers a diverse range of therapies, each chosen to support a comprehensive healing process, including:

Cognitive-Behavioral
Therapy

Due to its effectiveness in treating several conditions, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) is among the most commonly used forms of psychotherapy. CBT sessions help you identify and challenge the unhealthy thought patterns that lead to problematic behaviors.

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy

Dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) helps clients who struggle with impulse control, self-harm, emotional distress, and relationship issues. DBT builds skills in four areas: (1) mindfulness, (2) emotion regulation, (3) distress tolerance, and (4) interpersonal effectiveness.

Individual
Psychotherapy

Individual psychotherapy involves private, one-on-one sessions with a trained psychotherapist. This helps provide you with the focused attention you need to discuss issues holding you back and to build effective coping strategies.

Group
Therapy

Group therapy is an important aspect of many long-term mental health treatment programs. During group therapy, peers with similar diagnoses or issues support one another and share experiences under the guidance of a licensed therapist.

EMDR
Therapy

Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) therapy helps you process traumatic experiences while your therapist induces you into a relaxed state. This will help to change neural pathways that remain frozen in a trauma response.

Psychological
Diagnosis

A psychological diagnosis from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) will guide your treatment plan. For an accurate diagnosis, a mental health professional will assess your symptoms and psychiatric history.

Equine
Therapy

Equine therapy is a type of experiential therapy where you work with horses to improve self-esteem, develop empathy, and build other crucial skills. Activities include grooming horses, assisting in feeding, cleaning stalls, leading, and riding.

Family
Therapy

Family therapy helps the entire family heal together from the effects of having a loved one struggle with their mental health. These sessions improve family communication, teach healthy boundaries, and improve conflict resolution skills.

Holistic
Therapy

Holistic therapy addresses the whole-person in recovery, including their physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Common approaches during holistic therapy for mental health include yoga, mindfulness, outdoor recreation, and nutritional guidance.

Stress Reduction
Therapy

Overwhelming stress can negatively impact your mental well-being. That is why stress management is critical to mental health treatment. During stress reduction therapy, you’ll learn how to manage your stress levels with relaxation and awareness techniques.

Psychiatry +
Medication Management

Psychiatry and medication management includes the prescribing of mental health medications as well as continual monitoring of their effectiveness. Psychiatry combined with psychotherapy is the first line of treatment for mental health disorders.

Education &
Career Counseling

Education and career counseling will help you gain vocational skills, like job-searching, interviewing, and resume building, needed for employment. We will also support you in your academic and educational pursuits during long-term mental health treatment.

Additionally, mindfulness practices help clients center themselves, promoting relaxation and awareness that are integral to recovery. Expressive therapies, such as art and music therapy, offer creative outlets for processing emotions and expressing oneself in a therapeutic setting.

Begin IOP in Los Angeles Today

Embarking on a path to mental wellness is a courageous step, and The Meadowglade is here to support you at every stage. Our Intensive Outpatient Program in Los Angeles offers a compassionate and flexible solution for those seeking to overcome mental health challenges while maintaining a connection to daily life.

With our commitment to excellence and a dedication to individualized care, The Meadowglade provides a therapeutic experience that is both profound and transformative.

Call us now at 888-272-2062 or verify your insurance.

Our Mental Health Specialists

At The Meadowglade, our team of compassionate and experienced mental health professionals is dedicated to providing comprehensive mental health treatment in Los Angeles. Our multidisciplinary team works collaboratively to offer personalized care tailored to each individual’s needs.

Narine Babikian, MHA

Executive Director

Joseph Gulino, MD

Psychiatrist

Yj Kim, MD

Psychiatrist

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