Outpatient Program

Ongoing Support for Recovery and Everyday Life

Ashley Addiction Treatment’s Outpatient Program, or OP, offers flexible, ongoing support for adults who want help with substance use and related mental health concerns while continuing to live at home and manage daily life.

OP can be a helpful choice for people who are stepping down from PHP or IOP, as well as people in active recovery who would benefit from regular counseling and recovery support.

Outpatient treatment gives you a place to check in, talk through challenges, strengthen recovery skills, and stay connected to support as life changes. Many people in OP continue working, attending school, caring for family, and participating in the activities and relationships that matter to them.

How Outpatient Treatment Can Help

Recovery is not just about stopping substance use. It is also about building a life that feels stable, meaningful, and manageable.

OP can help you:

Stay connected to counseling and recovery support over time
Work through cravings, stress, difficult emotions, and life changes
Build routines that support your health and recovery goals
Strengthen communication, boundaries, and relationships
Create a plan for handling setbacks before they become a crisis
Stay focused on goals related to work, school, family, health, or housing
Get help connecting with medical care, mental health care, community resources, and recovery supports
Continue building on the progress you made in PHP, IOP, residential treatment, or another treatment program

Your counselor will work with you to understand the support system you already have and help identify ways to build additional support in your life that would be helpful to your recovery.

What Happens in Outpatient?

Your treatment plan is based on your needs, goals, strengths, and schedule. Services may include group counseling, individual counseling, and help connecting with other care and community resources.

Your care may include:

Group counseling
Individual counseling
Help creating and updating your treatment plan
Recovery planning and support for preventing a return to use
Support for mental health concerns that may affect recovery
Family support or family therapy, when it is helpful and appropriate
Case management and help connecting with community resources
Medications for Substance Use Disorder, including help coordinating with qualified medical providers when medication may be helpful
Overdose-prevention education and naloxone training
Help strengthening recovery supports in your community

Services are based on your individual needs and availability. Your counselor will work with you to create a plan that makes sense for you.

Schedule and Length of Care

Outpatient treatment is individualized. There is no single schedule or fixed number of months that is right for everyone.

Some people begin OP with more frequent groups or individual appointments. As they build stability, practice recovery skills, and feel ready for less support, appointments and groups may gradually taper over time. Others may continue with regular support for longer, especially during periods of stress or change.

You and your treatment team will review your progress regularly and decide together what level of support makes sense.

Bel Air Campus

Weekly Groups

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
AM Group 10:00 – 11:30 AM	—	Virtual	In-Person	In-Person	Virtual
PM Group 6:00 – 7:30 PM	—	In-Person	Virtual	Virtual	—

Individual Sessions

Monday – Friday by Appointment

Group availability, meeting format, and enrollment schedules may change. Please contact Ashley to confirm current options and availability.

Is Outpatient Right for You?

OP may be a good fit if you want continued recovery support but do not need the amount of structure provided by PHP or IOP.

It may be helpful if you:

Want regular counseling while living at home
Are ready for a more flexible treatment schedule
Are stepping down from IOP
Want help staying focused on recovery while managing work, school, family, or other responsibilities
Need support with cravings, stress, relationships, or mental health concerns
Want to strengthen your recovery plan and support system
Are looking for a place to check in and get help before a challenge becomes a crisis

The first step is an assessment. Ashley’s team will talk with you about what is going on in your life, what support you need, and whether OP is likely to be helpful. Your needs can change over time, and your treatment plan can change with them..

Continue Your Recovery With Support

You do not have to manage recovery on your own. Ashley’s Outpatient Program can help you stay connected, build confidence, and keep moving toward the life you want.

If you or someone you care about would like to learn more about outpatient treatment, Ashley’s admissions team can answer questions and help arrange an assessment.