Drug and Alcohol Outpatient Treatment in College Station, TX

Our Partial Hospitalization Program, or PHP, is part of the Foundational Levels of Care at Positive Recovery Centers in College Station. PHP is the most intensive form of outpatient treatment, designed to provide the structure and stability needed in early recovery. Clients often begin PHP after completing residential care, or they may enter directly if they need more support than a standard outpatient program provides.

In PHP, clients attend treatment five days a week for several hours each day. Services include individual counseling, group therapy, psychiatric care, and skill-building workshops. This consistent structure creates a strong base of accountability and helps stabilize recovery while clients live at home.

PHP is an important step in the Foundation to Transformation journey. It strengthens coping skills, introduces routines, and begins the work of Positive Psychology through Dr. Jason Powers’ curriculum. By focusing on safety, stability, and essential skills, PHP prepares clients to move confidently into the transformational stages of care such as IOP, SOP, and Aftercare.

Our Intensive Outpatient Program, or IOP, is part of the Transformational Levels of Care at Positive Recovery Centers in College Station. IOP is designed for clients who are ready to step beyond foundational stability and take on more independence in daily life.

Clients attend treatment three to five times each week, with sessions offered during the day or evening to accommodate work, school, and family commitments. Programming includes group therapy led by experienced clinicians, weekly one-on-one counseling, and, when appropriate, family therapy and psychiatric check-ins.

This level of care focuses on relapse prevention, stress management, relationship repair, and adjusting to new responsibilities in sobriety. It provides both accountability and flexibility, allowing clients to apply recovery skills in real-world settings while continuing to receive consistent support.

The Supportive Outpatient Program, or SOP, is another part of the Transformational Levels of Care at Positive Recovery Centers in College Station. SOP is designed for clients who have built stability in earlier stages of treatment and are ready for a lighter schedule while still staying connected to structured support.

SOP typically involves weekly group sessions, continued individual counseling as needed, and ongoing accountability. This stage allows clients to strengthen the recovery routines they have already developed while balancing more independence in work, school, and family life.

SOP is about reinforcement and growth. It helps clients stay engaged in their recovery community, continue practicing relapse prevention strategies, and maintain steady progress as they move toward long-term goals.

Recovery does not end when treatment does. At Positive Recovery Centers in College Station, our Aftercare and Alumni programs are the lasting expression of the Transformational Levels of Care. These services are designed to provide continued connection, accountability, and purpose long after formal programming has ended.

Aftercare typically includes regular check-ins, ongoing counseling as needed, and access to resources that help clients stay on track with their recovery goals. Alumni gatherings, volunteer opportunities, and peer support events create a strong and welcoming community where clients encourage one another and celebrate progress.

This stage of care is about more than maintaining sobriety. It is about building a life that flourishes. Alumni often return to share their experiences with new clients, proving that long-term recovery is possible and meaningful.