Young Adult
Intensive Outpatient Treatment
Our young adult treatment program delivers effective and intensive substance use disorder treatment, while allowing participants and their families to continue their work, school, and home routines.
Navigating young adulthood can be challenging, especially when compounded by substance use disorders.
At Dilworth Center
Our Young Adult Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is designed to meet the distinct needs of young adults seeking recovery. This program offers flexible, targeted treatment that allows participants to continue with their work, school, and daily routines while receiving intensive care.
Our approach integrates relapse prevention, mental health support, and sustainable sober living skills—empowering young adults to manage real-world stress as they build a foundation for lasting recovery.
Whether you’re facing drug addiction, alcoholism, or co-occurring mental health challenges, our experienced treatment team will guide you every step of the way. Begin your journey to recovery today with Dilworth Center’s Young Adult IOP.
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Young adulthood is a pivotal time. Introducing recovery at a young age can make all the difference. Not everyone has to sink to the depths that substance use disorder guarantees. Whether you’re seeking help for yourself or a loved one, any age can achieve a life that is happy, joyous, and free from drugs and alcohol.
Family Support
To help create a healthier support system outside the program, we offer a family support program to help loved ones understand and navigate the recovery journey. This program takes place on parallel paths with the patient’s addiction treatment.
Through educational workshops, support groups, and counseling, families gain tools to rebuild trust, improve communication, and support long-term recovery. By actively participating, loved ones can create a more stable and understanding environment, reinforcing the foundation for lasting change.
Prioritizing Recovery Without Putting Life on Hold
At Dilworth Center, we believe that putting recovery first is essential—but that doesn’t mean putting life on pause. Our structured night and weekend treatment options allow individuals to fully commit to their recovery while continuing to meet work, school, and personal responsibilities. It’s a focused, results-driven approach designed to minimize disruption without compromising the quality or intensity of care.
Treatment Modalities
We approach mental health and addiction on parallel paths, with attention to each person’s unique journey.
12-Step Facilitation
12-Step Facilitation Therapy offers a structured approach to addiction recovery by encouraging individuals to engage with a supportive community and develop healthy coping strategies.
Group Therapy
By fostering a community for patients to bond with peers facing similar struggles, they can express their feelings and learn from multiple perspectives outside their own experiences.
Individual Therapy
Our patients can set up individual therapy sessions to develop treatment goals and to focus on their unique challenges.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
A psychotherapeutic technique designed to help patients identify and challenge negative thought patterns contributing to their addiction, allowing them to develop healthier coping mechanisms for long-term sobriety.
Yoga and Mindfulness
Yoga and mindfulness therapy helps patients focus on the present moment, reduce stress, and support long-term recovery and sobriety through techniques like breathing exercises, meditation, and physical postures.
Equine Therapy
Equine therapy utilizes the bond between humans and horses to foster emotional growth. Through activities like grooming and leading, participants develop skills such as trust and empathy.
Motivational Interviewing
Dilworth Center’s counselors incorporate motivational interviewing as an effective therapeutic tool, helping individuals explore their readiness for change.
Trauma Trained
(CCTP)
Dilworth Center’s counselors are trauma-trained professionals who approach care with a deep understanding of how past experiences impact recovery.
