INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT PROGRAM
Helping you find inner peace in a life of challenges...
Millennium IOP = Immediate Help
Our program is designed for those who are currently at a breaking point. It’s when life feels like it’s ‘slipping away from you’ and regular visits with a therapist or psychiatrist are not helping with stability like they should be. Something needs to change now. We help people turn things around so they can start moving toward more days with inner peace.
We provide rapid care. The goal is serious improvement in a short period of time.
- We meet people where they’re at…
- Help them discover where they want to go…
- And we work to get them there.
We are the last line of outpatient support when someone’s world is on the verge of collapse.
Common Areas of Focus:
- Overwhelming Anxiety
- Past Trauma
- PTSD
- Bipolar Disorder
- Traumatic Grief and Loss
- Severe Depression
- Substance Abuse
- Personality Disorder
How IOP Works
Consultation
New consults get a personalized, full assessment by a board certified psychiatrist. They work to gain insight into where someone is at and determine if our level of care will fit their needs. They can also start treatment immediately by prescribing any needed medications.
Group Therapy
We get people started in our intensive outpatient program ASAP. The focal point of care will be in a group setting with peers led by a seasoned therapist. Group is a place where you are never alone. You'll receive support from others who face similar challenges as you.
Treatment Plan
Based on the immediate goals you want to accomplish, we'll develop a tailored plan to get you there. We'll take your stated goals and put them into a step-by-step "blueprint" for success. This plan will be revisited by the therapist regularly to ensure you arrive where you want to be as quickly as possible.
Millennium IOP Blog Posts
Substance Use Disorder: Suffering In Silence
Comedian Mitch Hedberg had a joke about addiction. He said it’s the only disease that you can get yelled at for having. Well, the truth
Anxiety: Our Warm Friend And Cold Enemy
If you took a room full of people and enthusiastically asked everyone, “Who here loves anxiety?!” … you wouldn’t get an enthusiastic response… I assure
Is Depression A Disability?
Although our society is finally paying more attention to mental health issues, many people still don’t realize just how bad someone can suffer? Take depression,