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WHAT IS IOP?
Recovery While Continuing Daily LifeOur Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) provides structured treatment while allowing you to maintain your daily responsibilities. Designed for individuals who need more support than traditional outpatient care but do not require 24/7 care.
IOP includes group therapy, individual counseling, and evidence-based practices to help you build the tools needed for lasting recovery. |
POPULATION(S) SERVED
Safe Harbor IOP serves adults with substance abuse disorders who meet admission criteria for intensive outpatient treatment. Individuals are admitted through court referrals, probation and parole, community agencies, healthcare providers, and self-referral. Individuals under the age of 18 are not admitted.
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SETTING
Services are provided in a licensed, non-residential intensive outpatient treatment setting located at:
Safe Harbor Tipton County IOP 1538 Dunlap Orphanage Rd Brighton, TN 38011 |
HOURS & DAYS OF SERVICE
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 8:30AM - 11:30AM
6PM - 9PM Gender-Specific Groups: Group Services are offered separately for men and women. |
FREQUENCY OF SERVICES
Participants attend three-hour group treatment sessions three days per week. Additional services, including assessment, treatment planning, case management, recovery support, referrals, and aftercare planning, are provided as clinically indicated.
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New Communication Skills
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Receive Peer
Support |
Honest
Feedback |
Safe Recovery Environment
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Learn from
Others |
Develop New Recovery Skills
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3-Hour
Group Sessions |
3 Days
Per Week |
Group
Counseling |
Case
Management |
Introduction to
Support Groups |
Psychiatric
Screening |
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Services Provided Directly
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Services Provided by Referral
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
CBT is based on the idea that thoughts and behaviors—including self-destructive behaviors such as drug abuse—are learned and that people can learn new ways of thinking and behaving. Participants learn the triggers—or people, places, and things that lead them to use drugs—and acquire skills to deal with these triggers. 
Matrix Model
The Matrix Model draws on several other approaches, including CBT, motivational interviewing, and the 12 steps. It is mainly used with people who are addicted to stimulant drugs, such as cocaine and amphetamines. The Matrix Model focuses on establishing a strong counselor-client relationship, teaching clients how to effectively manage their time, practicing relapse prevention techniques, and engaging in community peer support groups. |
Motivational Interviewing
For this approach, the counselor helps a person understand their reluctance to engage in treatment and work through that hesitation. The counselor asks the client to examine how drugs are interfering with their life goals and teaches them to take responsibility for developing healthier behaviors. 
12-Step Facilitation
This approach helps participants to learn the principles of 12-step programs, start to work the steps, and attend 12-step groups in their communities. |
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PAYERS & FUNDING SOURCES
Services are funded through:
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FEES
Grant funding may be available for eligible participants. Individuals referred through Safe Harbor Housing are not charged an additional treatment fee for IOP Services while participating in Safe Harbor Housing programming. |
REFERRAL SOURCES
Referrals are accepted from;
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