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How to Get the Most Out of Your Telehealth IOP

Are you considering telehealth treatment to help you with a substance use disorder? A virtual IOP is an online intensive outpatient program that can help anyone actively seeking treatment but cannot attend in person. It's helpful for extra help with detox and withdrawal from substance use or looking for a flexible IOP following residential treatment. We recognize that everyone's story is unique. No two people have the same background, mental health issues, and substance use challenges. A virtual intensive outpatient program may offer the tools teen boys need to begin the healing process. At Stonewater Adolescent Recovery Center, we are proud to offer a range of services. At this time, we don't have an IOP, but we do have a range of other treatment options that we can provide. Contact our professional treatment team today to determine if our treatment programs can help your loved one.

Flexible Telehealth Treatment Geared For Teens

A telehealth IOP for teens is all about flexibility. This type of treatment option is here to help you craft a recovery journey that works best for you. Today, treatment and recovery services are more accessible than ever with telehealth options. Virtual programs provide the opportunity to stay at home while receiving an effective level of care and support through a safe and secure telehealth program. A virtual IOP can provide:
  • Consistency as you attend sessions from anywhere
  • The ability to safely receive treatment from the comfort of your own home
  • Flexibility to work with your school and family schedule
  • Privacy by conducting treatment sessions through secure online portals protected by HIPAA

What Can a Virtual IOP Treat?

A virtual IOP addresses substance use disorder, co-occurring mental health conditions, and medical care needs, all from the comfort of your home. It's important to note that intensive care may be necessary for severe substance use disorders. However, a virtual IOP can be used to treat many substance use disorders, including:
  • Alcohol use
  • Heroin use
  • Marijuana use
  • Opioid use
  • Prescription drug use
  • Adderall use
  • MDMA use

Get The Most Out of Telehealth Treatment

Just because you receive treatment virtually doesn't mean you're not getting the same level of treatment as those attending an IOP in person. At the same time, as part of telehealth treatment, you need to be fully committed to your treatment by participating fully in all aspects of the program and its curriculum. The treatment team is here to help families and teens find a safe environment to heal and explore their emotions and triggers. They can then escape substance use freely without fear, worry, or guilt. Substance use disorder is complicated, which is why an IOP recovery center offers a variety of customizable treatment options. Virtual IOP can include methodologies such as:
  • Detox support
  • Evidence-based behavioral therapies
  • Accountability through support groups
  • Family support services
  • Dual diagnosis treatment programs
Whether you are seeking treatment for the first time or are looking to continue with a more flexible level of treatment following residential or traditional in-person outpatient care, a virtual IOP may be the right fit for you. Whatever the case, the goal of telehealth treatment is to get you back to a healthy lifestyle by building a toolbox that can help you better manage your symptoms.

Learn More About the Treatment Options at Stonewater Adolescent Recovery Center

While we don't have a virtual IOP, we do have a range of other treatment options. Our programs focus on rebuilding a strong foundation through traditional and experiential treatments such as:
  • Trauma therapy
  • Art therapy
  • Music therapy
  • Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)
  • Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT)
  • Individual and family support services
Give the team at Stonewater Adolescent Recovery Center a call at 662.373.2828 today to find out about all of our treatment options.

What to Expect When Your Child Goes to Treatment   

What to Expect When Your Child Goes to Treatment

More than half a million families put a child into residential treatment for adolescents each year. If your family is taking this step, you are not alone - even if it may feel that way. With a clear understanding of what to expect, and trusted guides walking alongside you, this moment can be transformed from a time of fear and uncertainty to the beginning of a new and positive journey. Let's begin.