Enhanced Outpatient Programs are an elevated outpatient experience for exploring and addressing mental health and substance use disorders. They offer are a level of care that sits between an intensive outpatient program (IOP) and regular individual therapy (outpatient).

Consistent, safe and confidential treatment to address the effects of past experiences contributing to a client’s current condition through trauma-focused individual and group therapy.

Clients will meet with a therapist within the first phase of treatment. Clients will establish a strong relationship with a therapist that will walk with them through the entirety of treatment at Spring EOP. Our dually licensed clinicians value the story and experiences of clients that they serve through a trauma informed, individualized lens of clinical care. Our experienced clinicians provide clients with a caring, individualized, and specific treatment plan suited to meet the needs and support you on the journey to sobriety. Spring EOP clinicians also bring specialized treatment such as EMDR, Family Systems, and Trauma Focused CBT, to name a few of the specialties offered for you or your loved one.

Group therapy at Spring EOP allows clients the community support experience vital within early recovery. This style of therapy is provided twice weekly, with a majority of clients attending one session per week. Spring EOP’s groups and programming are built around a day-by-day curriculum, that ensures all group sessions are trauma informed and completed through the use of evidence based practices. Within the first thirty days of treatment, clients are scheduled to attend two groups per week and then the clients are able to step down to one group per week following the completion of that first month if clinically appropriate determined by client and therapist. Specialized group sessions are offered depending on the needs of the client. Specialized groups include intimacy, family codependency, and trauma specialized group sessions. Spring EOP’s programming allows for specialized, client tailored, group therapy to support long term sobriety is a safe collaborative environment.

We understand the confusion and emotional experience it can be to watch addiction and other mental health concerns become a problem in a loved one's life. Clients often come home to old memories, proximity to old relationships, and family norms patterns that are not conducive to recovery. Arguably, this environment is the most important to address and the most often missed after a client has completed an inpatient treatment program. Family Support and Resources is a pillar of Spring EOP for this reason. Family support is offered through our family programming as part of a client’s treatment plan. The goal for family programming is two fold, allowing support for the client in their home environment, and creating a sense of support and educating family members regarding addiction and mental health.