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Lasting Change Starts Here. Find Freedom From Addiction.

Faith-based outpatient treatment in Oklahoma City for adults seeking lasting freedom from addiction.
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ABOUT LIFE CHANGE OUTPAIENT

Where Hope Inspires Lasting Recovery

We believe recovery is about more than overcoming addiction it's about rebuilding lives with purpose, confidence, and hope. Through compassionate outpatient care, personalized treatment.
Faith & Hope
As part of the Hope is Alive ministry, we encourage healing through hope, purpose, and a supportive community.
Evidence-Based Therapy
Our programs combine proven clinical practices with compassionate care to support long-term recovery.
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HOW IT WORKS

Your Path to Recovery Starts Here

We believe recovery is about more than overcoming addiction it's about rebuilding lives with purpose, confidence, and hope.
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As part of the Hope is Alive ministry, we combine compassionate care, personalized treatment, and a supportive community to help you embrace lasting recovery.
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Faith & Hope
As part of the Hope is Alive ministry, we encourage healing through hope, purpose, and a supportive community.
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Personal Assessment
We understand your needs & create a customized care.
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Begin Treatment
Participate in evidence  therapy while maintaining
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Grow & Thrive
Continue your recovery with ongoing support
Recovery With Purpose

Experience Faith-Based Care That Leads to Lasting Change

Find compassionate support, biblical guidance, and personalized care designed to help you achieve lasting freedom from addiction.
Meet Our Team

Caring Team Committed to Your Healing & Hope

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Grant Green
Program Director
Alyse Walker
Therapist LPC-S
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Travis Kimsey
Counselor/LPC Candidate
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Tara McBride
Program Administrator
Kevin Headshort
Kevin Kohs
Recovery Support Manager
FAQ

Your Questions, Answered With Care & Clarity

Learn more about our treatment approach, program options, and the support available to help you achieve lasting freedom from addiction.

What is Intensive Outpatient?

An Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is a structured, clinically supervised level of behavioral health treatment designed for individuals who need more support than traditional weekly counseling but do not require 24-hour residential or inpatient care.

For substance use disorders, mental health disorders, or co-occurring disorders, an IOP allows people to receive intensive treatment while continuing to live at home, work, attend school, or participate in a recovery residence such as Hope is Alive.

What is the purpose of an IOP?

The goal of an IOP is to help individuals:

  • Stop using alcohol or drugs and maintain sobriety.
  • Develop healthy coping skills.
  • Learn to manage cravings and triggers.
  • Treat underlying mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, or bipolar disorder.
  • Improve relationships and communication.
  • Prevent relapse.
  • Build a healthy recovery lifestyle.
  • Transition successfully from inpatient treatment or avoid the need for hospitalization.

Who shouldattend an IOP?

An IOP is appropriate for individuals who:

  • Have asubstance use disorder that requires structured treatment.
  • Have both substance use and mental health disorders (co-occurring disorders).
  • Recentlycompleted detox or residential treatment.
  • Haveexperienced relapse and need additional support.
  • Need morethan weekly therapy but do not require 24-hour supervision.
  • Aremotivated to participate in treatment several days per week.
  • Have astable and safe living environment or are living in a structured recoveryresidence.

What happensduring an IOP?

While every program is different, most IOPs include:

  • Grouptherapy (the primary component)
  • Individualcounseling
  • Psychoeducation
  • Relapseprevention training
  • CognitiveBehavioral Therapy (CBT)
  • DialecticalBehavior Therapy (DBT) skills
  • Familyeducation or family therapy
  • Casemanagement
  • Recoveryplanning
  • Drug andalcohol screening when appropriate
  • Medicationmanagement or psychiatric services (if offered or referred)

How many hours per week is IOP?

  • 3 - 5 days perweek
  • Approximately 3hours per session
  • 9 - 20 hours oftreatment per week

How long does the program last?

Programs generally last 6–12 weeks,although the length depends on each person's clinical needs and progress.

Do you treat alcohol addiction?

Yes

Do you treat drug addiction?

Yes

Is this residential?

No

Do clients live at the facility?

No

Do you offer detox?

No

Do you accept insurance?

Yes

Do you accept SoonerCare?

No

Is this faith-based?

Yes. We are an evidence based program with a faith based approach.

Do I have to be a Christian to attend?

Absolutely not! There is no requirement to be a christian or religious at all, we accept everyone and treat everyone equally.

Can I work while in IOP?

Yes

Do you drug test?

Yes. We do weekly random drug tests for each client.

What happens after IOP?

An aftercare plan will be created for each client by their therapist to help ensure long term success in recovery.

Can families be involved?

Yes. We can offer as much family involvement as needed including family therapy at the clients request.

How do I refer someone?

Yes. Just call us or visit our referral page on our website. (add link)

What if someone needs a higher level of care?

Upon completing an assessment, if a client needs a higher level of care such as hospitalization, detox, inpatient treatment, or sober living we will refer them out to participate or complete one of the above mentioned before coming into our program.