Types of Alcohol Use Disorder Treatment

Outpatient Programs at Positive Reset Recovery Center

At Positive Reset Recovery Center (PRRC), we offer flexible outpatient treatment options designed to support your recovery while allowing you to stay connected to daily life. Whether you’re transitioning from a higher level of care or starting your journey with us, our programs are tailored to meet your needs.

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

Our Intensive Outpatient Program is ideal for individuals who need structured support but can manage their work, school, or family responsibilities. IOP includes multiple weekly sessions—typically three times a week for about three hours each. Through group therapy, individual counseling, and educational sessions, you’ll gain tools to maintain recovery and prevent relapse. Daytime and evening options are available to fit your schedule.

Standard Outpatient Program (OP)

Our Standard Outpatient Program is a step down in intensity, offering continued support with greater flexibility. These sessions, held once or twice a week, focus on topics such as stress management, healthy coping strategies, and relapse prevention. This level of care is great for those who are stable in recovery but benefit from ongoing professional guidance.

Why Choose Outpatient Alcohol Treatment at Positive Reset Recovery Center

Outpatient alcohol treatment at Positive Reset Recovery Center offers structured support without disrupting your daily life. If you’re ready to make a change but want to stay connected to home, work, or school, our flexible programs may be the right fit.

Key Benefits:

Flexibility: Attend therapy sessions around your schedule—no need to pause your life.
Real-Life Application: Practice coping skills in your daily routine and get feedback in real time.
Cost-Effective: Outpatient care is more affordable than residential treatment and often better covered by insurance.
Family Support: Stay close to loved ones and involve them in your recovery through family therapy.

Medication-Assisted Support

For some, medication plays an important role in managing Alcohol Use Disorder. When paired with therapy, it can reduce cravings and support long-term recovery.

• Disulfiram: Discourages drinking by causing unpleasant effects when alcohol is consumed.
• Naltrexone: Reduces cravings and blocks the rewarding effects of alcohol.
• Acamprosate: Helps restore brain balance and reduce post-detox symptoms.