Breakthrough
Breakthrough is designed for adults navigating substance use challenges and seeking to build a stronger foundation for recovery. This group provides a supportive and structured environment where members can process the impact of addiction, learn healthy coping strategies, and explore the underlying patterns that contribute to substance use. Grounded in evidence-based approaches, the group emphasizes relapse prevention, cognitive and behavioral skill development, and emotional awareness. Sessions focus on breaking through barriers such as denial, shame, and distorted thinking patterns while reinforcing strengths, resilience, and motivation for change.
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1910 Fairgrove Avenue
Hamilton, OH 45011
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Youth IOP
This program offers a structured, supportive space for teens and preteens navigating substance use challenges, emotional regulation, and behavioral health concerns. With virtual sessions held Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 5:00–7:00 PM, we’re meeting youth where they are literally and emotionally. Each week includes: ?? Evidence-based group therapy ?? One-on-one counseling ?? Incentives for consistent participation We believe in early intervention, consistent support, and creating safe spaces where young people can grow, recover, and thrive.
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Adult IOP
The Adult Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) at Modern Psychiatry and Wellness provides a structured, supportive environment for adults seeking recovery from substance use and co-occurring mental health concerns. Designed as a step-down from inpatient care or as an alternative to hospitalization, our IOP helps clients strengthen coping skills, build support networks, and sustain long-term recovery while continuing to live at home and maintain daily responsibilities. Program Format Schedule: 4 days per week, with 2 hour group sessions each day Format: Group therapy as the core component, with opportunities for individual sessions and family involvement as clinically indicated