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What We Treat
Signs of Drug & Alcohol Use in Teens
By recognizing some of the common warning signs of teenage substance abuse, you can better understand and help your teen get the care they deserve.
- Physical Signs: Dilated or enlarged pupils, bloodshot eyes, chronic flu-like symptoms, changes in sleep and appetite, rapid weight loss, change in physical appearance (tooth decay, sunken cheeks)
- Emotional Signs: Unexplained change in personality, rapid mood swings, irritability, aggression, fear, anxiety, paranoia, or depression
- Behavioral Signs: Sudden decline in academics, secretive behavior, drowsiness, slurred speech, memory problems, legal troubles, financial problems
Drug Experimentation
Substance Abuse
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Teen IOP Services:
What To Expect
Our Intensive Outpatient Program at Lotus provides teens and their families with the structure and support they need to live a healthy, sober life. IOP is a lower level of care that does not require hospitalization or around-the-clock care.
IOP treatment is ideal for teens who have completed our residential or partial hospitalization program, or who want to continue treatment while staying in school.
- 3 Group Session per week + 1 family session per week + 1 individual session per week
- Combination of individual, group & family therapy
- Goal Planning for Future Success
- Building & Implementing Positive Coping Skills
- Relapse Prevention
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What Can Teens Expect During Treatment?
- Family Therapy
- Aftercare Services
- Residential Treatment
- Group Therapy
- Yoga
- PHP (Partial Hospitalization)
- Life Skills Training
- Gym Access
- IOP (Intensive Outpatient)
- Mindfulness & Meditation
- Therapeutic Outings
- 1-on-1 Counseling
- Relapse Prevention
- Nutritious Meals
- Outpatient Therapy
(in-person or telehealth)
What Can Teens Expect During Treatment?
Comprehensive Programs For Long-Term Healing
Residential Teen Treatment
Our safe and structured 5-12 week residential program
offers 24/7 care and a blend of evidence-based therapies
to treat substance abuse and co-occurring mental health disorders.
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Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
This intensive 7-day program helps build on the skills
learned in residential treatment.
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Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Our IOP provides an outpatient treatment approach, meeting 3-4 days a week. This allows teens to live at home while still receiving intensive substance use treatment.
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Outpatient Counseling
Virtual and in-person outpatient services allow teens and their families to participate in treatment while still living at home and staying involved in their day-to-day activities.
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Residential Teen Treatment
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Partial Hospitalization
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Intensive Outpatient
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Outpatient Counseling
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Substance Abuse Treatment: Tailored for The Teen Brain
Mental Health & Substance Abuse Evaluation
We understand that teenage substance abuse is often driven by underlying mental health problems and trauma. When your teen arrives for treatment, they will be given a comprehensive substance abuse evaluation and mental health assessment to identify what treatment is most appropriate for their needs.
Family-Focused Care
We recognize the importance of family in the recovery journey. We encourage parents to stay involved in their teen's treatment process for an increased success rate. Through therapies, activities, and skill-building workshops, we focus on equipping teens with the tools to repair damaged relationships, manage conflict, and form connections.
Evidence-Based Therapies
Our IOP program meets 3x a week for 3-hour sessions. Teens will participate in individual, group, and family therapy. Services may include CBT, DBT. Our licensed clinicians will help teens modify negative thinking patterns that drive substance abuse, then set treatment goals, and develop positive coping strategies.
Relapse Prevention
Throughout our program, we focus on relapse prevention skills by helping teens build a strong support system for them, and coping skills to help them stay substance-free during times of stress. This may include involving family or friends in the recovery process, ensuring teens meet academic requirements during their stay, and connecting them to a peer recovery network.
Medication Management
During IOP treatment, your teen will meet weekly with our board-certified psychiatrist to address underlying mental health challenges through medication management. When they first enter our treatment program, we look at the medication they are already on—adjusting prescriptions and dosages as needed. Medication combined with therapy can significantly improve treatment outcomes.
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Substance Abuse Treatment: Tailored for The Teen Brain
Academic Program
Lotus Behavioral Health holds both treatment and academics as equally important. We understand many teens who enter treatment fall behind in school, creating extra challenges when they transition back to their community. Teens in our program spend time in the classroom each day while continuing to make progress in their recovery.
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IOP Treatment FAQs
How does IOP work?
Intensive outpatient is a lower level of care providing teens with the flexibility to receive intensive treatment while still living at home, staying in school, and being involved in the community. Teens will meet for services 3 hours a day, 3x a week.
What substance abuse disorders do you treat?
We treat substance abuse disorders for Alcohol, Benzos, Cocaine, Delta-9, Hallucinogens, Inhalants, Marijuana, Opioids, Prescription pills, Stimulants. We also treat co-occurring mental health disorders.
What level of care does my teen need?
When your teen first arrives for treatment, they will receive a comprehensive assessment to determine what level of care they need. Reach out to our admissions team today so we can help get your teen evaluated and placed in the correct treatment program that meets their individual needs.
Are families involved in the treatment program?
Yes! At Lotus, we believe having a strong support system and family involved in the treatment process can increase recovery success rates for teens.
Do you accept insurance?
Yes, we accept most major insurance providers including Cigna, Aetna, and BlueCross Blue Shield. Speak with one of our admissions members to verify insurance and find a treatment plan that is best for your teen.
We are available 24/7
We're ready to answer your questions and help guide your teen on the path of recovery.
Teen Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) in Florida
What is IOP (Intensive Outpatient Program)?
The Intensive Outpatient Program at Lotus provides our patients with the structure and support they need in order to live a healthy, sober life. IOP treatment is a lower level of care; meaning that it does not require hospitalization or around the clock monitoring. Intensive outpatient treatment is ideal for those who have completed a residential or partial hospitalization program and who want to continue treatment while working or going to school. Intensive outpatient treatment requires individuals to obtain at least nine hours of services, consisting of a combination of group, family and individual therapy, which is divided into 3-hour sessions three-times per week.
Lotus Behavioral Health offers Intensive Outpatient (IOP) for teens aged 12-17. This program covers the below topics and more:
- Coping Skill Enhancement
- Automatic Thought Recognition
- Relapse Prevention Skill Development
- Increasing Self-Esteem and Empowerment
- Recognizing Strengths and Personal Growth
- Accepting Personal Responsibility
- Future Oriented Planning
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