FINDING AN IOP IN NEWPORT BEACH

At Pacific Shores we would be happy to help you navigate finding the right level of care that suits your needs. It’s a big step, and choosing the right program is crucial. Let’s start by understanding Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP) and why Pacific Shores’ IOP would be the right fit for you.

What is IOP?

An Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is designed for individuals who need support but don't require 24-hour supervision. It typically includes several hours of treatment each week, allowing you to maintain your daily responsibilities, like work or schools while still attending groups, including the benefit of therapy sessions and personalised case management. Clients tend to like the case management aspect as our counselors will be crucial in preparing you for next steps after treatment aka “discharge planning.”

Why Newport Beach?

Newport Beach is known for its supportive recovery community and a range of treatment options. The environment itself can be soothing and conducive to healing. Being in a place that feels safe and welcoming can really help in the recovery process. Plus, having access to a variety of resources, including a wealth and variety of Recovery meetings in the area to choose from.

Looking at Pacific Shores Recovery

Pacific Shores Recovery is a top-notch IOP in Newport Beach. They focus on personalized care, which means they can tailor the treatment to fit your specific needs. Here’s what to consider about them:

Comprehensive Programs: Pacific Shores offers all levels of care, from Detox to IOP, & all are inclusive of housing.
Qualified Staff: Their team includes seasoned professionals who have been counseling and guiding other addicts/alcoholics through all stages of their recovery leading to a future of independence free from their drug of choice.
Community Support: Being part of the Recovery community in Newport Beach means a recuperative journey free from stigma, so many families in Newport Beach have been touched by a loved one in Recovery it is hard not to feel the love in our community!

Committing to Treatment

Make that Call: you may have already completed some treatment. That’s ok. Call our admissions coordinator and find out what are next steps, if we take your insurance, what to expect from our treatment as far as housing, what essentials are needed and what we provide. And then take that Leap of Faith!