Treatment Programs · Adolescent & Young Adult
Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Consistent, skills-based support for teens balancing treatment and daily life — more structure than weekly therapy, less than partial care.
A Safe Space For Healing
Consistent, Skills-Based Support for Teens Balancing Treatment and Daily Life
Portum Wellness & Recovery’s Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) offers focused, weekly therapeutic support for teens who require more structure than traditional outpatient therapy but do not need inpatient care.
Our IOP is designed to help adolescents develop healthier coping strategies, improve emotional regulation, strengthen relationships, and build life skills — while remaining connected to home, school, and daily life.
What it is
What Is the Adolescent IOP?
Portum’s Adolescent IOP is designed for teens — typically ages 13–17 — who need more consistent therapeutic support than weekly outpatient therapy, but do not require the full-day structure of Partial Care or inpatient treatment.
IOP is especially effective for teens navigating anxiety, depression, trauma responses, mood changes, behavioral concerns, or co-occurring conditions.
Key components
Weekly Support & Skill Building.
Group Therapy
Skills practice and peer connection — teens heal faster when they realize they’re not alone.
Individual Therapy
One-on-one sessions to address personal challenges with a clinician who knows your teen’s full story.
Psychoeducation
Building emotional awareness, self-understanding, and language for what your teen is experiencing.
Therapeutic Activities
Experiential and creative interventions — art, mindfulness, movement — that engage the whole person.
Skills Coaching
Real-world tools for emotional regulation, distress tolerance, and communication.
Family Therapy
Weekly sessions to rebuild connection, trust, and clear communication at home.
Who it's for
Is IOP the right fit for your teen?
IOP is well-suited for teens who need more consistent care than weekly therapy, but who can continue living at home and attending school.
- Anxiety, depression, or mood changes affecting daily life
- Trauma responses or behavioral concerns
- Co-occurring mental health and substance use
- Stepping down from a higher level of care
- Needing structure without leaving home
"More than weekly therapy. Less than residential. Just right for teens who need real support without stepping away from their lives."
Ready to take the next step?
Our admissions specialists can verify insurance and schedule an intake assessment in as little as 24 hours.