What is standard outpatient treatment for addiction?
How is outpatient different from IOP?
Can I do outpatient treatment while working full time?
Does outpatient treatment include medication management?
How long does outpatient treatment last?
Who is it for
Outpatient Care Is a Good Fit at This Stage of Recovery
Outpatient treatment at Crown serves adults who are in a more stable place in their recovery but are not ready to go without clinical support entirely.
If you are unsure whether outpatient is the right next step, our team will help you decide during your current care transition.
- You have completed IOP or PHP and are ready to step down
- You are managing a substance use or mental health condition that does not require intensive daily programming
- You want ongoing therapy and accountability without a heavily structured weekly schedule
- You are building long-term sobriety and need continued relapse prevention support
- You are managing a co-occurring mental health condition alongside your recovery Talk to Our Care Team
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What You Work on in Outpatient Therapy Sessions
Outpatient sessions at Crown are individualized and clinically led. Your care plan continues to evolve based on your progress, your challenges, and your goals. Your clinician stays consistent throughout your care, so you are not starting over every time you show up.
Individual therapy focused on relapse prevention and emotional regulation
Coping skills practice and identifying personal triggers
Medication management check-ins with your care team
Building and strengthening your personal support system
Goal-setting for work, relationships, housing, and daily functioning
Developing life skills that support long-term stability and sobriety
Insurance
Insurance Options That Make PHP Accessible
Crown Behavioral Health accepts a range of commercial insurance plans. We also work with out-of-network benefits and can pursue single-case agreements on your behalf when needed. Our admissions team will verify your insurance before your first appointment so you know what to expect.
If you have questions about cost, coverage, or payment options, call us directly. We will give you honest, straightforward answers before you commit to anything.
how to get started
Three Steps to Starting Your Recovery
Getting help should not be complicated. Here is how it works.
1.
Reach Out
Contact our admissions team to express your interest in sober living. We will ask a few brief questions about your situation and current treatment status.
2.
Brief Intake
We handle the benefits check so you understand your coverage before your first appointment.A member of our clinical team will review your history and current needs to confirm that our sober living program is the right level of support for you.
3.
Connect to Care
Once approved, we will help you get settled, connected to your treatment schedule, and introduced to the house community. You will not be figuring it out alone.
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