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Epiphany IOP in New Jersey
A flexible, evidence-based IOP program in New Jersey, based in Blackwood. Get the right level of care for your needs today.
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What is IOP?
An IOP, or intensive outpatient program, is a minimally structured outpatient treatment program that delivers multiple therapy sessions each week, while focusing on individual living.
An IOP in NJ offers considerably more support than a conventional outpatient treatment plan, with only a single weekly counseling session, but substantially less rigidity and time on-site than with a partial hospitalization program. This makes an IOP program in New Jersey one of the best options when you need consistent support for addiction recovery and mental health issues, but don’t need 24-hour monitoring.
When you trust Epiphany Wellness with your recovery, you’ll have a completely customized, comprehensive treatment plan created for you. This plan will be integrative, encompassing elements such as therapy, individual and group counseling, medication management, and training in critical life skills that can be practiced immediately.
The most common schedule for an intensive outpatient program is three visits per week, averaging between 2 and 4 hours each. During these visits, you’ll have the opportunity for a medication and symptom check-in, allowing adjustments to be made to dosages to keep medications effective. After that, you’ll typically move into evidence-based therapy modules with small groups, to practice DBT skills or CBT strategies.
There will also be time to check in with your therapist and participate in experiential programs, such as art or music therapy. Depending on your program track, there may also be holistic treatments to promote a clearer “big picture” view of your health in the context of your recovery.
The biggest benefit of an IOP is the scheduling flexibility and low rigidity. Individuals trying to build a successful recovery will need time to maintain responsibilities such as school, work, or family commitments. The IOP framework is a powerful way to step down intensity while keeping treatment consistent and maintaining therapeutic touchpoints.
Our New Jersey Location
Epiphany Wellness Drug & Alcohol Rehab – New Jersey
461 NJ-168,
Blackwood, NJ
08012
IOP at Epiphany in New Jersey
The IOP program in New Jersey, offered by Epiphany Wellness, is designed to meet you exactly where you are along your recovery journey. Intake will start with an interview where we’ll get your whole substance use history, mental health symptoms, medications you are already on or should be on, and even your daily routines and responsibilities.
How an IOP Schedule Is Customized
This intake assessment forms the foundation for our multidisciplinary team to develop a coordinated, comprehensive, and integrated treatment plan tailored to your needs. This treatment plan will address your need for addiction treatment, as well as co-occurring disorders like anxiety, depression, and more. Your treatment plan will also include provisions for medication management, relapse prevention, and a comprehensive continuum of care upon completion.
Each client’s IOP schedule will be tailored to their individual needs, encompassing a unique mix of activities and therapeutic modalities, as well as the frequency and intensity of treatment.[1] Your schedule could be anywhere from two visits per week to as many as four, and they may be as brief as two hours or as long as three or four hours, depending on what your care team determines is the best fit for your recovery needs.
Each visit will start with a brief check-in and medication touchpoint, where you’ll update us on how you’re feeling and the strength or occurrence of any side effects, allowing us to adjust your medication as needed. From there, you’ll typically meet with a small group or two for skills work, meeting with your therapist for new strategies, or a case manager, before heading back to daily life.
How IOP Works
If you’re new to Epiphany Wellness, your treatment will start with a biopsychosocial assessment that should take roughly 60-90 minutes. Here, a therapist, psychiatric provider, and case manager will get all the information you can provide about your substance use, mental health history, medications, and daily obligations.
Each IOP will be as unique as the individual it serves. Most will have some form of individual counseling, therapy, occasional family sessions, periodic medication reviews, relapse prevention education, and even holistic mindfulness and experiential modules.
Your team will also evaluate progress and needs every week. If you’re experiencing more mood slips or craving surges, they can adjust your treatment or medication right away.
Why Choose IOP with Epiphany?
- We’re accredited by the Joint Commission, and all of our clinicians hold full state licensure. You can be sure that the treatment you’re getting is safe and effective.
- Our IOP flexibility allows you to maintain the responsibilities of daily independent living, such as a job, attending school, or fulfilling family caregiving commitments.
- We have a low client-to-clinician ratio. This means each staff member spends more time giving you the attention and care you need.
- Your recovery depends heavily on family and peer support, so we make sure you can meet with your loved ones in person and via secure video sessions.[2]
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Levels of Care at Epiphany Wellness
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Dual Diagnosis
Learn MoreCo-occurring substance use disorders and mental health conditions complicate things and require integrated psychiatry, therapy, and medication for all levels of care. The same team tracks progress, ensuring that one condition never outpaces the other.
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PHP
Learn MoreFull-day treatment runs Monday through Friday. Mornings usually cover medication reviews and core therapy. Afternoons may add trauma processing, family education, and wellness labs. PHP bridges the gap between detox, inpatient, and IOP.
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Detox
Learn MoreIf alcohol, opioid, or prescription withdrawal risks are high, we arrange admission to licensed New Jersey detox partners. Dedicated clinicians share detailed notes with our IOP team so you re-enter care smoothly once you’ve comfortably stabilized.
Treatment Modalities Used in IOP
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Frequently Asked Questions About IOP in New Jersey
Who is a candidate for IOP?
Anyone who needs more structure than weekly therapy, yet is safe to live at home. They are a great step-down option after detox or PHP, or when symptoms disrupt work, school, or family life.
How long does IOP typically last?
Most clients attend several sessions a week for six to eight weeks. Length changes with progress, insurance approval, and goals set during your intake assessment.
What types of therapy are included in IOP?
You’ll participate in a range of evidence-based treatments, as well as family therapy, relapse prevention, and experiential or mindfulness groups, plus medication management when needed.
Does insurance cover IOP?
Epiphany Wellness works with Horizon, Aetna, Cigna, Optum, Tricare, NJ Family Care, and many employer plans. We’ll always make sure you have a clear understanding of your benefits and costs before we move to the next step.
What makes Epiphany different from other treatment centers in New Jersey?
Integrated mental health and addiction care, flexible day and evening tracks, small groups, strong family involvement, and a connected continuum from detox through aftercare keep your recovery moving.
[1]Treatment, C. for S. A. (1970, January 1). Chapter 3. intensive outpatient treatment and the continuum of care. Substance Abuse: Clinical Issues in Intensive Outpatient Treatment. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK64088/
[2]Bassuk EL; Hanson J; Greene RN; Richard M; Laudet A; (n.d.). Peer-delivered recovery support services for addictions in the United States: A systematic review. Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26882891/
[3]Giacomucci, S., & Marquit, J. (2020, May 19). The effectiveness of trauma-focused psychodrama in the treatment of PTSD in inpatient substance abuse treatment. Frontiers in psychology. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7252437/