Half-Day Treatment (IOP)
Find Healing With Confidential, Comprehensive Care
Through our intensive Half-Day Treatment in Massachusetts, you can build lasting recovery from any substance use disorder while maintaining other life commitments. Grow with science-backed methods and unwavering clinical support during the day.
“Our proven approach combines the structure of residential care with the flexibility of outpatient living. With this, you receive intensive treatment during the day and return home to your family each evening.” – Brook Management Team
Why Choose Brook Addiction Center?
Our accredited facility is ideal for addiction recovery. Some of our advantages include:
Trusted, Licensed Facility
Brook Addiction Treatment holds a Joint Commission Gold Seal and LegitScript certifications. That means we meet high standards for addiction treatment.
Exceptional Step-Down Care
From detox to half-day treatment to aftercare, you’ll receive transitional support as you progress. You can get continued therapeutic connections and support.
A Team of Qualified Professionals
Work with master’s-level clinicians, doctors, psychiatrists, addiction specialists, and more. Nutritionists and spiritual care staff assist with well-rounded healing.
24/7 Availability and Same-Day Consults
You can contact our team anytime and experience evaluations on the same day. There’s no need for delays; get the recovery process started when you’re ready.
Evidence-Based Treatments Proven to Work
You’ll address the mental, emotional, and physical components of addiction. Programs tailor treatment plans with a blend of therapies to suit your needs.
Addiction Treatment Services
We use treatments designed to treat individuals wholly. In our programs, you learn to handle cravings, manage stress, heal holistically, and face tough situations without using substances. Our proven therapeutic methods:
Cognitive-behavioral therapy
Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT)
Didactic therapy
Trauma therapy
Narrative therapy
Experiential therapy
Expressive arts therapy
Our continuum of care includes:
Medical Detox
Doctors monitor you round-the-clock while you go through withdrawal.
Inpatient & Outpatient
Stay full-time for intensive support, or attend daytime sessions in programs like half-day.
Dual Diagnosis
Recover from addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions at the same time.
Sober Living & Aftercare
Maintain support after treatment programs have finished to promote lasting sobriety.
Half-Day Treatment Program Benefits
A Half-Day Treatment program, also called an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) by insurance providers, is an addiction treatment where individuals attend therapy and treatment sessions for around 3–4 hours, 3–5 days a week. With this structure, you can:
- Maintain work, school, or family responsibilities
- Live at home while getting intensive treatment
- Build real-world recovery skills in your daily environment
- Access to comprehensive medical and psychiatric care
- Group and individual therapy sessions
- Support services that can include family therapy
- Flexible scheduling around your commitments
- Insurance coverage is often better for IOP than residential
- Gradual transition from intensive care to independence
- Peer support from others in similar situations
Insurance & Financial Information
At Brook Addiction Treatment in MA, we make addiction care accessible. You can expect:
Most major insurance providers are accepted
Free insurance verification completed in minutes
Flexible payment plans available
Financial assistance options for qualifying individuals
Success Statistics & Outcomes
Half-day treatment programs show how commitment to recovery can achieve results. Many experience noticeable physical and social improvements.
Another study revealed 57.8% of participants stayed in the outpatient program for more than 3 months, and 44.9% finished treatment successfully. The main factors contributing to this success were group work and setting clear recovery goals. (NIH, 2023)
Studies show a significant decrease in the severity of SUD problems and more days without use in follow-ups (between a 3- and 18-month period). (NIH, 2015)
After a cormorbid half-day treatment, people reported using fewer substances and having fewer PTSD and depression symptoms. They also felt happier with their participation in everyday social activities. (ScienceDirect, 2023)
Get Started
You or your loved one can build a sober path. Whether it’s the flexibility or you’re seeking a step down from more intense treatment, our compassionate team can help guide you. Reach out to learn more about our half-day treatment program today.
FAQs
How soon can I start treatment?
You can usually start within 24–48 hours of your initial call, depending on your needs, assessment, and insurance verification.
How long do programs last?
Most half-day programs (IOPs) run 8–12 weeks. Your treatment length depends on your individual progress and treatment goals.
Can I work during treatment?
Yes, our half-day schedule lets you maintain work or school commitments. While you return home each evening, your treatment is still intensive and effective.
Do you treat co-occurring disorders?
You can experience specialized dual diagnosis care at Brook Addiction Treatment. We’ll treat substance use and mental health conditions together, targeting root causes.
What is a substance abuse evaluation?
This assessment helps determine your treatment needs. We review your substance use history and any co-occurring mental health conditions. With this information, we can create a personalized, effective treatment plan.
What substance abuse classes do you offer?
You’ll attend individual and group therapy sessions. During treatment, you’ll learn skills needed to take back control of your life and find stability in sobriety.
Do you treat both drug and alcohol addiction?
Yes, our programs address all types of substance use disorders, including alcohol.
Is a half-day treatment program the same as an IOP program?
Yes, half-day treatment is another name for an intensive outpatient program (IOP). This type of treatment typically involves 3–4 hours of treatment several days per week. The difference in name is a result of licensing rules in Massachusetts.