Intensive Outpatient Treatment Program (IOP) in Delray Beach

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Program Highlights

Our Florida-based Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Programs build on Caron’s transformative, evidence-based treatment. Guided by expert, empathetic therapists, you will integrate treatment insights and growth with recovery principles and a measure of independence that allows you to practice those principles in real-life settings.


The Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) supports individuals who have been recently discharged from an inpatient or detox setting or an individual who is struggling in a lower level of care and needs more structure and a variable length of stay.


The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is the next step toward life in recovery. It offers less intensive support for patients ready to step down from a PHP at Caron.


Thanks to recent partnerships with insurance companies in Florida, these outpatient programs are now available to more patients and their families.

Treatment Program Details

An experienced team of master’s-level therapists and supervisors, many with specializations and credentials in evidence-based practices and treatment modalities like dialectical behavior therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy, use a trauma-informed treatment approach in their work with PHP and IOP patients.

PHP Treatment Services

  • Detox as medically necessary at The Keele Center, Caron’s state-of-the-art medical center
  • Core counseling and psychoeducation groups dealing with co-occurring disorders, trauma, return-to-use prevention, coping skills, mindfulness-based stress reduction, life skills, and other issues as needed
  • Weekly individual therapy
  • Monitoring and/or random urinalysis
  • Spiritual and family counseling as clinically indicated
  • Caron 12-step meeting and access to local recovery support meetings, including LGBTQIA+

IOP Treatment Services

  • Core counseling and psychoeducation groups dealing with return-to-use prevention, coping skills, mindfulness-based stress reduction, and other issues as needed
  • Monitoring and/or random urinalysis
  • Spiritual and family counseling as clinically indicated
  • Caron 12-step meeting and access to local recovery support meetings, including LGBTQIA+

Family Treatment

  • Family program offering virtual education on substance use and mental health disorders, recovery programs, relapse, and guidance on healthy coping skills, effective boundaries, communication, and self-care
  • Age-specific education and counseling for youth ages 7-17 through the Youth Education Program

Continuing Care

Caron support does not end once you return home. Rely on our trusted resources and staff as you navigate life in recovery, including:

Services and Features

PHP and IOP

  • Gender-specific apartment housing in a complex that includes a pool
  • On-site recovery advocates 24 hours a day/seven days a week
  • Access to cell phones and laptops
  • Shared bedrooms with adjoining bathrooms
  • Outfitted kitchens with cookware, dishes, and utensils
  • Access to washers and dryers
  • Transportation to and from programming location

IOP

  • Free time to search for jobs or work while in treatment and prepare to return to their home communities
  • Personal cars allowed for work, shopping, and errands

An empathetic, experienced team offers transformational, supportive care

Javier Ley

Javier Ley, MA, MS, LPC, LCAC, DPC

Executive Vice President of Caron's Florida Campus

Florida
Manuel Garcia

Manuel Garcia, MA, LADC

Senior Clinical Director of Caron's Florida Campus

Florida
Sheralyn Anstis

Sheralyn Anstis, M.Ed., CRC

Primary Therapist

Florida
Myranda Brock

Myranda Brock, MS, BS, LMHC, RMHCI

Primary Therapist

Florida

Outpatient Frequently Asked Questions

Outpatient rehab is a flexible treatment option that lets you live at home while attending scheduled therapy sessions during the day or evening. It’s a great choice for people who need support but also want to keep up with work, school, or family responsibilities.

Treatment typically is a mix of individual therapy, group counseling, educational sessions, and sometimes medication management. During outpatient rehab, you’ll work with licensed professionals to build coping skills, explore the root causes of addiction, and create a plan for long-term recovery.

There are also different levels of outpatient care, including standard outpatient programs (OP) that are a few hours of therapy per week or more intensive options like intensive outpatient programs (IOP) or partial hospitalization programs (PHP) that involve more frequent sessions. The goal is to provide structure and support while giving you the flexibility to stay connected to your everyday life.

Outpatient rehab can be very effective, especially for people with strong support systems at home. Like all treatments, success depends on your personal commitment and the quality of the program. Adding follow-up care and attending support groups can really help on your recovery journey.

Outpatient detox is a way for individuals to safely go through withdrawal without having to stay overnight at a care facility. Instead, you visit a clinic or doctor’s office during the day for regular check-ins, medical support, and possibly medication to help ease symptoms.

It’s a good option for people with mild to moderate withdrawal symptoms who have a safe, supportive home environment. You’ll still get professional care, like symptom monitoring and help managing cravings, but you’ll be able to sleep in your own bed at night and continue with your daily routine.

Keep in mind, however, outpatient detox isn’t right for everyone. If you’ve experienced severe withdrawal in the past or have other health concerns, inpatient detox might be the safer choice. But for many, outpatient detox is a flexible, effective way to take the first step toward recovery.

Yes! Medicare Part B helps cover outpatient rehab services, including things like individual therapy, group counseling, and medication-assisted treatment. Part B is the part of Medicare that covers outpatient care, which includes the services you receive without being admitted to a hospital.

To use these benefits, make sure you’re working with a provider who accepts Medicare. They can also help you understand what’s covered and what your out-of-pocket costs might be.

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