IOP - All Saints Recovery IOP

All Saints Recovery: Finding Strength Through Faith-Based Healing

At All Saints Recovery, we believe that faith has the power to transform lives and guide individuals toward lasting freedom from addiction. Faith-based recovery provides not only the tools to overcome substance abuse but also a sense of purpose, community, and spiritual grounding. By integrating biblical principles, prayer, and a supportive network of believers, we offer a holistic approach that heals the mind, body, and spirit. Discover how faith can light the path to recovery and help you rebuild a life of hope and fulfillment.

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Intensive Outpatient program (IOP)

Healing That Reaches the Whole Person

At All Saints Recovery, our programs are designed to support lasting healing, not just temporary relief. We believe recovery is most meaningful when clinical care, spiritual support, and real human connection come together. Our work is rooted in compassion, honesty, and the belief that people can change when they are met with both truth and grace. Our current services emphasize Christ-centered, trauma-informed care that treats the whole person, body, mind, and spirit.

Whether someone is reaching out for themselves or for a loved one, we want the first step to feel clear, welcoming, and hope-filled.

Intensive Outpatient Program

Structured support for real-life recovery.

Our Intensive Outpatient Program provides structured, Christ-centered support for individuals who are ready to build recovery while remaining engaged in everyday life. With Daytime, Evening, and Virtual options, clients can receive meaningful clinical care while continuing to navigate work, family, relationships, and other responsibilities.

Rather than following a fixed curriculum, programming is responsive to the needs of the clients in the room. Group discussions and therapeutic work focus on what clients are experiencing in their recovery, including emotional regulation, relationships, trauma, shame, identity, coping patterns, relapse prevention, and the deeper issues that may contribute to substance use.

Much of our clinical work is informed by NARM (NeuroAffective Relational Model) and other trauma-informed approaches. Combined with Christ-centered, evidence-based care, IOP helps clients develop greater self-awareness, healthier ways of relating and coping, and practical tools for building a life of lasting recovery.

Our program goes beyond symptom management to address the deeper emotional, relational, and spiritual issues that often fuel addiction.

IOP AT A GLANCE

Daytime

Length: 12 Weeks
Schedule: Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Format: In person
Focus: Individualized, responsive programming shaped by clients’ current needs, combined with Christ-centered, evidence-based care that addresses the deeper issues beneath addiction.

Evening

Length: 12 Weeks
Schedule: Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Format: In person
Focus: Individualized, responsive programming shaped by clients’ current needs, combined with Christ-centered, evidence-based care that addresses the deeper issues beneath addiction.

What Happens in IOP GROUP THERAPY?

Much of our clinical work is informed by the NeuroAffective Relational Model (NARM), helping clients explore what may be happening beneath substance use. Clients may examine emotions, relationships, identity, trauma, shame, coping strategies, and patterns that once helped them survive but may now be keeping them stuck.

Groups may include emotional check-ins, guided reflection, experiential exercises, skill building, and process work. Through this work, clients develop greater self-awareness, strengthen emotional regulation, recognize triggers and patterns, and practice healthier ways of coping and relating to others.

The group itself also becomes an important part of healing. Through honesty, connection, compassion, and shared experience, clients discover they are not alone. Over time, insight grows, shame begins to loosen, and clients develop healthier ways to live, relate, and respond as they build lasting recovery.

Individual Therapy

Alongside group therapy, IOP clients also receive individual therapy. These sessions provide space for more focused, personalized work, helping clients explore their experiences, relationships, patterns, and recovery goals in greater depth. Individual therapy allows clients to process concerns that may be harder to address in group and work more directly with the emotional, relational, and spiritual issues connected to addiction. Informed by NARM and other trauma-informed approaches, these sessions help clients deepen self-awareness, strengthen healthier patterns, and apply what they are learning in treatment to their everyday lives.

Family Therapy

We also offer family therapy as part of IOP because addiction rarely affects only one person. It can impact trust, communication, boundaries, and connection throughout the entire family system. Family therapy provides space to address these challenges with honesty, compassion, and greater understanding. Sessions can help loved ones better understand addiction and recovery, strengthen communication, establish healthier boundaries, and recognize relational patterns that may need healing. Our goal is to support both the client and their loved ones as they work toward greater understanding, repair, and healthier connection.

Medication Management

Medication management services are available to IOP clients when clinically appropriate. These appointments provide additional medical support for clients who may benefit from medication evaluation, ongoing monitoring, or assistance with concerns such as cravings, sleep, co-occurring mental health symptoms, or other clinical needs. Our medical providers work alongside the clinical team to help ensure care is thoughtful, individualized, and integrated with the client’s overall treatment and recovery goals.

Enrichment and Guest Speakers

Recovery at All Saints includes more than therapy alone. Throughout IOP, we incorporate guest speakers and enrichment opportunities that bring encouragement, practical insight, and new perspectives into the recovery process. These experiences complement the clinical work happening in group and help clients explore recovery beyond substance use alone. By creating opportunities for connection, learning, and personal growth, we encourage clients to build lives marked by greater balance, purpose, resilience, and joy.

Aftercare Programming

Healing does not end when IOP ends. Our aftercare programming helps clients stay connected and supported as they continue applying what they have learned in treatment to everyday life. Clients may transition into outpatient services and continue with individual or family therapy as appropriate, while remaining connected to recovery support and the All Saints community. Our goal is to help clients maintain the relationships, accountability, and support that strengthen long-term recovery while continuing to build a life marked by greater freedom, stability, purpose, and connection.

Alumni Community

Recovery does not end when treatment ends. Our Alumni Group gives clients a place to stay connected to the All Saints community after completing treatment. Through continued fellowship, encouragement, and recovery-focused support, alumni can maintain meaningful relationships and stay connected to others who understand the journey. Our goal is to provide a community where clients can continue growing, strengthening their recovery, and supporting one another well beyond their time in treatment.

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ADMISSIONS

All Saints Recovery provides Christ-centered, evidence-based care that supports deep and lasting recovery.

CONTACT

All Saints Recovery, LLC. 200 Chisholm Place, Ste 101, Plano, TX 75075

Serving Plano, Dallas, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Richardson, Carrollton, Garland, The Colony, Prosper, Lewisville, Addison, Wylie, Murphy, Sachse, Celina, Fairview, Little Elm, Parker, Lucas, Coppell, Farmers Branch, Hebron, Highland Park, University Park, and surrounding areas.