IOP/GOP

The 10-Step Roadmap to Lasting Recovery

At R3 Recovery Services, we give you a roadmap made up of 10 incremental, measurable, and achievable steps that make recovery and rebuilding your life feel possible. Through these courses, we aim to build confidence and create a strong foundation for lasting sobriety. Our workshops address the collateral damage of addiction, focusing on:

Financial Wellness

Mindfulness and Meditation

Occupational Restoration

Spiritual Health

Understanding Brain Chemistry

Rebuilding Relationships

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Program Steps

Step 1

Step 1 marks the completion of an inpatient stay or 30 days of continuous sobriety and is a vital milestone for joining our program. If you are here, well done—you have achieved Step 1!

Duration

30

days into the program

Duration

60

days into the program

Step 2

In Step 2, members spend 30 days in PHP attending five groups and two individual sessions a week, focusing on learning coping skills, understanding triggers, and receiving case management support.

Step 3

In Step 3, members spend 60 days in IOP. After starting with five groups and one individual session a week, the program tapers to three groups and one weekly individual session as they establish their sober community and healthy long-term sobriety patterns.

Duration

120

days into the program

Duration

180

days into the program

Steps 4-9

During Steps 4–9, members attend one individual and one group session per week, focusing on rebuilding areas impacted by addiction, including financial wellness, mindfulness, brain chemistry, and relationships.

During this stage, members reach the milestone of 180 days of sobriety, a major step in long-term recovery.

Step 10 | The Legacy Program

Finally, Step 10, also known as The Legacy Program, offers alumni continued access to the supportive R3 community through monthly fellowship events.

Duration

180+

days into the program

Urinalysis Testing

R3 offers random urinalysis and saliva testing to all of its members on a weekly basis. All samples that are collected will be sent to a laboratory for confirmation testing. Testing provides accountability and is an important piece of treatment.

All members will be expected to provide urine or saliva screens upon request, and members will not always be forewarned of the test.