Residential, or inpatient treatment is the most common form of rehab or addiction recovery treatment, and for good reason. Spending time at a rehab facility gives those who are embarking on their journey of recovery a strong foundation. Guests experience privacy, tranquility and holistic healing in a space that is safe and supportive. The Second Chances residential treatment program requires a 30-day minimum stay, but, a 90-day stay is recommended and preferred.

Intensive Outpatient Program, often shortened to IOP, is the second step of rehab and addiction recovery therapy. An IOP allows the guest to begin working and return to their life while continuing therapy at night. This ensures they are receiving continued care as well as maintaining a support system for the initial struggles they face during the transition out of addiction. IOP groups at Second Chances meet for three hours in the afternoons or evenings, three days per week ultimately receiving 9-12 hours per week of treatment.

Addiction and substance abuse recovery is for most a lifelong journey. We strive for complete restoration for our guests and we know this healing process continues for long after the initial rehab program. This is why our unique aftercare program continues to connect with and engage in the lives of our guests for years to come. Our healthcare professionals and counselors create programs that include check-ins and touchpoints in a set rhythm after their treatment so accountability is maintained.