Support That Respects Your Strength.
Program & Levels
IOP
Progress reports
Prime for Life
Indvidual sessions
Anger Mgt
Case Managment
Structured Support Based on Your Needs
At Reclaim & Rise Therapy Collective, we offer multiple levels of care to meet individuals where they are — whether stepping into recovery for the first time, rebuilding after relapse, or fulfilling court requirements.
Our program levels are designed to provide increasing structure, accountability, and measurable progress while maintaining dignity, choice, and respect.
1.
Level 1: Individual Outpatient Therapy
For stabilization, insight, and skill development
Outpatient therapy is appropriate for individuals who are medically stable and able to manage daily responsibilities while working on recovery or mental health goals.
Typically Includes:
1 session per week (30–60 minutes)
CBT, trauma-informed, strength-based approaches
Anxiety, depression, trauma, and substance use support
Relapse prevention planning
Emotional regulation skill development
Best For:
Early intervention
Step-down from higher levels of care
Ongoing maintenance and growth
Mild to moderate symptoms
2.
Level 2: Prime for Life (Educational Recovery Program)
Structured Substance Use Education & Risk Reduction
Prime for Life is an evidence-based alcohol and drug education program designed to reduce risk, increase awareness, and promote responsible decision-making.
This level focuses on education, prevention, and behavioral insight, not group therapy.
Includes:
Structured curriculum-based sessions
Alcohol and drug risk education
Relapse pattern awareness
Decision-making and lifestyle impact discussions
Completion certificate when requirements are met
Best For:
Court-ordered alcohol or drug education
Early-stage substance use concerns
Individuals needing structured education without full IOP
Risk-reduction and prevention
Prime for Life may be offered independently or integrated within higher program levels.
3
Level 3: Extended Outpatient (EOP)
For increased accountability and structured recovery support
Extended Outpatient offers more structure than weekly therapy but less intensity than IOP.
Typically Includes:
1–2 sessions per week
Group and/or individual combination
Structured skill-building
Emotional regulation and relapse prevention focus
Documentation available when required
Best For:
Individuals needing additional support
Transitioning from IOP
Those rebuilding routine and stability
Court-referred step-down programming
4.
Level 4: Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
For stabilization, insight, and skill development
Outpatient therapy is appropriate for individuals who are medically stable and able to manage daily responsibilities while working on recovery or mental health goals.
Typically Includes:
1 session per week (30–60 minutes)
CBT, trauma-informed, strength-based approaches
Anxiety, depression, trauma, and substance use support
Relapse prevention planning
Emotional regulation skill development
Best For:
Early intervention
Step-down from higher levels of care
Ongoing maintenance and growth
Mild to moderate symptoms
Speciality Track
Programs may include:
Anger Management Track
Women’s Recovery & Trauma Track
Family Therapy & Addiction Education
Court-Ordered Compliance Track
Co-occurring Mental Health Track
Adjustment group
Measurable Outcomes Across All Levels
Participants work toward:
Reduced relapse episodes
Increased awareness of substance-related risk
Improved emotional regulation
Clear relapse prevention plan
Increased accountability without shame
Improved anxiety/depression scores when applicable
Documented compliance (when court-involved)