Kolmac Integrated Behavioral Health offers a structured, flexible Mental Health Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for adults facing moderate mental health symptoms that disrupt their daily lives. Our program provides compassionate, evidence-based treatment to help individuals stabilize, build skills, and thrive—while continuing their routines at home, work, or school.

Whether you’re stepping down from inpatient care or looking to avoid hospitalization, our evening mental health IOP provides the clinical support you need in a setting that fits your life.

Our IOP was designed for people like you—those balancing work, family, and responsibilities but still seeking expert addiction care. With flexible, structured treatment, we make recovery accessible.

Individualized Treatment Plans

Our licensed clinicians work with each patient to develop a personalized treatment plan that reflects their symptoms, diagnosis, and personal goals. Treatment plans are reviewed at 30, 60, and 90-day intervals to ensure continued progress.

Goals include:

• Stabilizing mental health conditions and symptoms (e.g., depression, anxiety, PTSD, mood disorders)

• Promoting emotional regulation and building healthy coping strategies

• Preventing hospitalization or supporting post-discharge stabilization

• Improving daily functioning in work, school, relationships, and home life

Program Structure

Our mental health IOP provides clinically intensive treatment in a flexible format.

• Days per week: 3–4 days

• Hours per day: 3 hours per session

• Schedule: Evening programming, 5:30 – 8:30 p.m.

• Mode of delivery: Hybrid (offered both virtually and in-person)

• Length of program: 8–12 weeks, depending on progress, medical necessity, and insurance

This structure helps patients stay connected to care while managing their other responsibilities.

Admission Criteria

Inclusion Criteria

Our mental health IOP is appropriate for individuals who meet the following:

• Adults 18 and older

• Diagnosed mental health disorder

• Moderate severity symptoms that impair functioning

• Medically stable

• Able to participate in and benefit from group therapy

Exclusion Criteria

This level of care is not appropriate for individuals who:

• Are experiencing active suicidal or homicidal ideation (SI/HI), or psychosis requiring inpatient care

• Have a primary substance use disorder without a co-occurring mental health diagnosis (refer to our Substance Use Disorder IOP)

• Have cognitive impairments that prevent participation in or response to treatment interventions

If a different level of care is more appropriate, our team will provide referrals to trusted partner programs.