You do not have to face addiction or a mental health condition alone. Here is why adults across the Orlando area choose Orlando Outpatient Center for intensive outpatient care.
Addiction is a treatable condition, not a moral failing. Our intensive outpatient programs give you several hours of treatment a week while you keep living at home, working and caring for your family.
Starting treatment should not be complicated. Call us and our team will check your insurance benefits for free, answer your questions and help you schedule an assessment as soon as possible.
Orlando Outpatient Center brings evidence-based intensive outpatient care to Maitland and the greater Orlando area. Our programs are built for adults who need more support than weekly therapy but do not need 24-hour care.
At Orlando Outpatient Center, our team believes:
Every client starts with an assessment and an individualized treatment plan with clear, realistic goals. Your counselor reviews your progress with you and adjusts the plan as your needs change.
Treatment combines group therapy, individual sessions and skills practice you can use right away at home and at work. Random drug testing supports accountability for clients in our substance use program.
We treat substance use disorders and mental health conditions in adults 18 and older, including people who are dealing with both at the same time.
Structured outpatient treatment for alcohol and drug use, with group and individual therapy focused on relapse prevention, coping skills and the reasons behind substance use. If you need medical detox first, we can help you find it.
Intensive outpatient care for depression, anxiety, trauma, PTSD, bipolar disorder and other conditions, offered in person or by telehealth.
When substance use and mental health symptoms feed each other, treating one without the other rarely works. Our hybrid groups address both at the same time.
Our licensed therapists and counselors specialize in outpatient treatment for addiction and mental health. We see each client as more than a diagnosis and work with you, and your family when you choose, toward goals that matter to you.
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