How Women’s Intensive Outpatient Program Can Help You Heal?

Women’s intensive outpatient program provides structured care for women struggling with substance use disorder, and co-occurring disorders. It allows you to discuss your trauma, logistic barriers, and home responsibilities in a safe space and receive a personalized treatment catering to your schedule, and symptoms.

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Highlights

• ChoicePoint’s women’s intensive outpatient clinic provides addiction and mental health disorders treatment to women who are not comfortable receiving care in a co-ed setting
• Through our virtual IOP in NJ, you can attend the sessions either in the evening or during the day as per our schedule.
• Our women’s rehab in NJ also accepts several insurance plans, including Medicaid, BCBS, and Tricare to help you recover at a discounted rate. 

The Need For Women’s Intensive Outpatient Program 

Addiction does not discriminate between genders. People of all genders are equally susceptible to developing a dependency on prescription opioids, illicit drugs, antidepressants, benzodiazepines, and alcohol. National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics reports that 17% of females had a substance use disorder in 2024. But only 20% of them go to the rehab to get treatment. Some of the reasons women do not seek specialty treatment, like intensive outpatient programs (IOP) include:

• Heightened stigma
• Logistical issues such as childcare
• Lower problem recognition
• Women tend to hide their problems

How Is ChoicePoint’s IOP For Women Different From A Regular Outpatient?

ChoicePoint’s intensive outpatient for women is designed by the women for women struggling with addiction, or co-occurring mental health disorders. We understand that women have a different set of challenges than men, and many women might not be comfortable in co-ed settings. Here is what makes our women’s intensive outpatient program in New Jersey apart:

• Help for women-centric substance abuse treatment

• Address trauma stemming from sexual abuse, emotional torture, or marital rape
• Therapy for anxiety arising from fertility issues
• Care for eating disorders, and depression that might be the root cause of your SUD
• Provide virtual IOP to help overcome logistic barriers faced by you
• Specified care for expecting mothers

Treatment Services Offered at IOP in NJ

ChoicePoint’s women’s rehab center near you has several options to empower females to balance their home and health. We offer the following holistic services that you can choose from to have a personalized treatment suited to your specific needs:

• Virtual IOP
• Medical detox
• Medication-assisted treatment
• Cognitive behavior therapy
• DBT techniques
• CBT group activities
• CBT exercises for ADHD
• Dual Diagnosis
• Family therapy
• Evening IOP Program 

Types Of Substance Use Disorders Treated In Intensive Outpatient

Intensive outpatient is a structured care providing treatment specific to your needs. The following are some of the addiction types you can get treated for without being judged: 

Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD)

AUD is one of the most abused substances, not just in the United States, but globally. Emotional dysregulation, stress, post-drinking depression, and anxiety are some of the conditions resulting from excessive use of alcohol making your life difficult. With IOP for women, you can flush alcohol out, learn to cope with the triggers from your therapist, and get support from other women. You will also learn to manage:

• Pink cloud
• Alcohol withdrawal symptoms
• Identify triggers 
• Reduce your alcohol consumption

What Motivates Women To Complete Addiction Treatment?

Opioid Use Disorder

Research shows that women are more likely to misuse prescription opioids than men. If you have also found yourself snorting tramadol, taking more codeine than prescribed, or snorting hydrocodone, then an intensive outpatient program might be a great fit for you. It does not only help detox but will offer psychological intervention to:

• Fentanyl detox
• Manage morphine addiction
• Treat purple heroin dependency

Stimulant Addiction

With women often juggling between home-making, childcare, and work responsibilities, you may turn to stimulants for energy and alertness. The quest for this quick fix can put you at risk of misusing Adderall, Ritalin, or even pink cocaine and speed (meth). The women’s rehab allows you to: 

• Get cocaine out of your system
• Obtain IOP for meth addiction
• Smoking crack
• Treat symptoms of snorting Adderall
• Get meth out of your system

Cannabis Addiction

With cannabis becoming legal in many states, and its ever-increasing marketing for managing pain, there has been a surge in adults using marijuana, THC, and weed. But occasionally it has been reported to turn into an addiction, affecting relationships, and productivity. With the intensive outpatient program in NJ, you can get personalized treatment for:

• Manage marijuana withdrawal symptoms
• Weed Detox
• Have THC detox 
• Detox From Marijuana

Meeting your schedule and specific requirements. Attending the group CBT sessions can help you:

• Realize that you are not alone 
• Get support in building your relationship back
• Learn to balance work and personal life 
• Overcome physical and mental symptoms of addiction
• Learn to take care of yourself

Personalized Treatment To Empower You

We understand no two individuals are the same, so we offer two of the following rehabs so you can work with your addiction specialists and choose the one that meets your needs:

Short-term Rehab

Our 30-day drug rehab is the most suitable for people with mild signs of drug or alcohol addiction. It involves all aspects of necessary intervention, including detox, prescription medicine, and addiction therapies that will help you achieve sobriety within a month. 

Long-term Rehab

For women with a long history of substance use disorder and experiencing mental health issues such as ADHD, post-depression drinking, insomnia, or other struggles, we would suggest a long-term rehab. This can be either a 3-month program, a 6-month, or a year-long addiction treatment depending on the severity of withdrawal and psychiatric disorders. 

Why Choose ChoicePoint’s IOP In NJ For Your Healing?

We offer a comprehensive solution to women struggling with drug and alcohol disorders. Our process is simple yet practical and can help you get sober up fast:

Online Treatment 

We are a Fairlawn rehab, providing virtual IOP services across New Jersey. Whether you need to enroll in IOP programs in Ocean County or an online intensive outpatient program in Bergen County or any other state, you can get the treatment from the comfort of your home. Our online program includes:

• Prescriptions
• Addiction therapies
• Medical detox
• Drug and alcohol assessment

Compassionate Doctors

We are a team of specialized addiction specialists who are always ready to collaborate with you to understand your needs and provide a customized plan that takes into consideration the following factors to provide a comprehensive treatment approach:

1. Your home responsibilities
2. Work or school schedule
3. The root cause of SUD
4. Education level
5. Your hormonal balance

Insurance Acceptance

We are in-network with Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey, Tricare, and UnitedHealthcare, which means you can get our treatment services at as much as a 90% discounted rate based on what plan you have. Not have any of these insurances covered? No worries! We are also accepting other government and private insurance plans, such as:

• Aetna
• NJ FamilyCare
• Medicare
• Cigna
• Oscar Health

Verify your insurance today to estimate your cost before even enrolling. 

Information Corner: Women’s Intensive Outpatient Program

Here is more scoop into how IOP can help you get started with your recovery journey:

Is IOP Helpful Only for People With Suicidal Thoughts?

Having suicidal thoughts is not necessary to be admitted to an intensive outpatient program (IOP). While IOP can help you overcome suicidal thoughts, it’s essential in treating a range of behavior and mental disorders, including:

• ADHD
• Anxiety
• Depression
• Substance use disorders
• Insomnia
• Eating Disorders
• OCD

You can benefit from IOP if you have mild mental health issues like mood swings or severe ones such as suicidal thoughts.

Can I Work While Attending an Intensive Outpatient Program?

Yes, IOP is a structured yet flexible treatment program occurring 3 hours a day and 3 times a week. It allows you to continue your work commitments after attending each session. If your work hours operate during the day, you can attend evening IOP programs near you.

What Percentage of People with Addiction Stay Clean After Attending IOP?

The research conducted on the effectiveness of telehealth programs for delivering substance abuse treatment concluded that about 91% of the patients stayed clean for 30 consecutive days during the treatment. 

Is IOP Always Group Therapy?

No, group therapy is just one of the many components of intensive outpatient treatment. Most IOP programs offer the following services other than group therapy, that you can choose from, based on your health condition, and schedule: 

• Individual therapy
• Family therapy 
• Medical Detox
• New Prescription and refills
• CBT group activities
• Dialectical therapy
• Educational sessions
• Motivational therapy

References

1. Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health. 2021. Women’s barriers to specialty substance abuse treatment: A qualitative exploration of racial/ethnic differences
   https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7075735/
2. Psychiatric Services. What Is “Women-Focused” Treatment for Substance Use Disorders
   https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2753530/
3. Healthcare. 2024. Patient Engagement in Providing Telehealth SUD IOP Treatment: A Retrospective Cohort Study
   https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11675410/