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Promising Outlook often utilizes fully online IOP Support Groups as part of a personalized multi-pronged approach to treatment as part of an intensive outpatient program when once-a-week therapy isn’t enough.
These support groups can form strong bonds to help aid in recovery, with similar groups of people who understand what you are going through and are always guided by a licensed clinician.
A support group is a safe place where you can talk about your emotions and circumstances with others who know how you feel and won’t judge or criticize you. It can also help you to: Learn better coping strategies. As you go through challenging circumstances, you may need to learn new ways to cope.
Promising Outlook recommends a personalized approach, built around intensive outpatient therapy as a possible solution.
Therapy is most effective when you're an active participant and share in decision-making. Make sure you and your therapist agree about the major issues and how to tackle them. Together, you can set goals and assess progress over time. And then share that in your group sessions as you feel comfortable.
Success with therapy depends on your willingness to share your thoughts, feelings and experiences, and on being open to new insights and ways of doing things. If you're reluctant to talk about certain things because of painful emotions, embarrassment or fears about your therapist's reaction, let your therapist know about your reservations.
Working on emotional issues can be painful and often requires hard work. It's not uncommon to feel worse during the initial part of therapy as you begin to confront past and current conflicts. You may need several sessions before you begin to see improvement.
Per the Mayo Clinic, “before joining a support group, consider what type of group might suit you best. For some people, a small, intimate group may offer a feeling of security, while others may prefer a larger group where they’re allowed anonymity. Health care specialists advise trying various settings to find a group where you’ll feel most comfortable.
Also consider whether you’d prefer to have a medical professional or a layperson leading the group. A medical professional, such as a nurse or psychologist, can lend an educational element to the group, while a disease survivor brings real-life perspective to the discussions.
Time is another consideration for people joining a support group. Some groups offer open memberships so members can join freely and there’s no expectation of regular participation; this may serve well those having a disease who may not be able to attend regularly. Other groups are closed, where people preregister and members are encouraged at the onset to commit to a minimum number of sessions.
Privacy is a major concern for people joining a support group. Members should discuss at the outset whether the information they share is private.”
Promising Outlook pairs you with a support group based on your unique story and experiences. Because care should be personalized to you.
Promising Outlook’s online “recover-from-home” Intensive Outpatient Program helps empower adults 18+ in understanding and successfully overcoming their mental health struggles with the unique strength of an unparalleled, multi-pronged approach to mental health care.
Our experienced clinicians are equipped to handle a wide variety of conditions. Have a question? Give us a call at 951.783.2487. It’s confidential and free. We care, and are here to help you on your recovery journey.
Our experienced clinicians specialize in treating Anxiety Disorders, Trauma, Gender Identity & Dysphoria, Addiction, Depression and more.
Promising Outlook’s Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is curated for those in need of more support than once-weekly therapy.
We offer uniquely personalized comprehensive care solution that includes multiple weekly sessions of supported groups, family therapy, and individual therapy for 9 to 12 weeks. Clients engage in intensive care around 10 hours a week in various support capacities.
The first, and hardest step, is just picking up the phone right now or filling out an instant form to our admissions team.
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Next you'll meet with our clinical team and share about your mental health history and your unique story.
Our team will also handle your insurance agency, helping with all the paperwork.
You'll be matched to a Promising Outlook licensed clinician, an IOP Support Group, engage in multiple 1 on 1 sessions weekly, family therapy and more. You'll receive a diverse set of science-backed therapeutic modalities to aid in your recovery over the next 9-12 weeks.
We know that asking for help takes bravery. Reaching out is the first step, and the hardest. Our compassionate admissions team really does care about you. So take a deep breath, and pick up the phone right now. You can do it. And we can’t wait to hear your unique story.
Our expert team operates at the highest level of HIPAA privacy practices, and your call is completely confidential.
Promising Outlook strongly believes in the urgency of care. Not waitlists. And a real person will pick up your call every time.
Our team understands conditions don't just affect you 9-5, so we work overtime for you. Give us a call night or day, rain or shine. Take the next step, you can do this.
The Joint Commission recognizes Promising Outlook as a quality substance abuse treatment program.
Our admissions team can help navigate your insurance policy and do our best to mitigate costs for you based on your plan.
Please note, we do not accept HMOs, Covered California, Medicare or uninsured at this time.
Promising Outlook is licensed by the Department of Healthcare Services. Certification number: 330064AP. Expires: 07/31/2023
All services are provided by professionals employed by Promising Outlook.