Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Services & Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Hope. Healing. A New Beginning.
At First Alliance Healthcare of Ohio, our Substance Use Disorder (SUD) and Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) deliver structured, compassionate treatment for adults, youth, and families on the journey to recovery.
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We provide a safe, supportive environment to empower lasting change — helping you reclaim control over your life and build a healthier future.
Program Overview
Our IOP offers a comprehensive treatment model designed for individuals who require more support than standard outpatient services, but less than inpatient care. Whether you’re battling addiction, managing co-occurring mental health disorders, or rebuilding after relapse, we are here for you.
Our Mission
To promote long-term recovery, reduce relapse risk, and support individuals and families in achieving emotional well-being and independence.
What We Offer
Individual Counseling & Support
One-on-one sessions to explore personal challenges and set recovery goals.
Family Counseling & Support
Engaging loved ones in the recovery process for stronger support networks.
Relapse Prevention Strategies
Community and social support integration to maintain sobriety.
Life Skills Training
Building practical tools for daily living, emotional regulation, and stress management.
Group Therapy
Structured groups focusing on relapse prevention, life skills, and peer support.
Biochemical Monitoring
Urine drug screening and monitoring for accountability and safety.
Dual Diagnosis Care
Integrated treatment for co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.
Crisis Contingency Planning
Proactive plans to manage high-risk situations and prevent relapse.
​Education on Wellness & Resiliency
Understanding the disease of addiction and empowering recovery.
Who We Serve
Adults & Adolescents
Individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders
Pregnant women struggling with substance use
Youth and adults engaging in high-risk substance use behaviors
Priority Population
Pregnant individuals
Youth using substances or living with substance-using parents
People engaging in injection drug use
Individuals at high risk of relapse or hospitalization
Inclusive, Accessible Care
No discrimination. We serve all individuals regardless of race, age, gender, disability, sexual orientation, national origin, or prior history. Special accommodations are available.
How It Works
Referral & Admission
Open to self-referrals, families, healthcare providers, courts, and community agencies.
Intake assessments are available Monday–Friday and by appointment on weekends.
Customized Treatment Plan
Each participant receives an Individualized Service Plan (ISP) reflecting their strengths, needs, and goals.
Structured Phases of Care
Phase I: 3 sessions per week
Phase II: 2 sessions per week
Phase III: 1 session per week (maintenance)
Progress Monitoring
Regular reviews of goals, milestones, and adjustments to the plan as needed.
Transition and Discharge
Discharge planning begins at intake to ensure a smooth transition to lower levels of care or community support.
Program Philosophy
We believe in the power of partnership — between our team, the person served, their family, and the community — to foster lasting recovery and personal dignity.
Program Outcomes & Goals
70% of participants report reduction in symptoms
85% of participants report satisfaction with services
Appointments within 5 business days
100% of staff up to date on safety and emergency procedures