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Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) in College Station, TX

Get serious recovery support that still fits your week. Our College Station IOP runs three virtual sessions a week, mornings or evenings. That is nine hours of weekly counseling, built around class, work, and family.

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College Station Clinic

1651 Rock Prairie Rd #101, College Station, TX 77845

IOP Schedule

Morning sessions plus a virtual evening track

Work-Friendly

Three sessions a week, in person or online

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What Is an Intensive Outpatient Program?

An Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) in College Station offering nine hours of structured counseling a week while you live at home. It is the middle ground between weekly visits and residential care.

Getting real treatment should not cost you the semester, the job, or the bedtime routine you have worked hard to keep.

Sessions run three mornings a week on Rock Prairie Road, or virtual evenings from home. You will be in a room with 12 patients or fewer: Texas A&M students, Bryan parents, or commuters from across the Brazos Valley. A counselor licensed in Texas leads each session.

9+ Hours

of structured counseling each week

Evidence-Based

Group counseling led by a licensed counselor, plus one-on-one sessions

More support than the schedule suggests

Between sessions, your counselor, our medical team, and your group are a phone call away.

College Station IOP Program Schedule

Our College Station IOP meets three times a week, mornings in person or virtual evenings.

Day	Morning IOP	Evening IOP
Monday	9:00 AM to 12:15 PM	5:30 PM to 8:45 PM
Tuesday	No session	5:30 PM to 8:45 PM
Wednesday	9:00 AM to 12:15 PM	No session
Thursday	No session	5:30 PM to 8:45 PM
Friday	9:00 AM to 12:15 PM	No session

Day

Monday

Morning IOP

9:00 AM to 12:15 PM

Evening IOP

5:30 PM to 8:45 PM

Day

Tuesday

Morning IOP

No session

Evening IOP

5:30 PM to 8:45 PM

Day

Wednesday

Morning IOP

9:00 AM to 12:15 PM

Evening IOP

No session

Day

Thursday

Morning IOP

No session

Evening IOP

5:30 PM to 8:45 PM

Day

Friday

Morning IOP

9:00 AM to 12:15 PM

Evening IOP

No session

What Happens Each Session:

Group therapy with the same familiar faces each time One-on-one counseling or skills practice Coping strategies you can use this week

Duration Note: Most people finish nine to 12 weeks. But there’s no deadline. You and your counselor decide when you’re ready to step down or stay longer.

Your schedule will change. The program can, too.

If the semester or your shift changes, talk to our team about which track fits now.

Is an IOP Right for You?

If weekly counseling is not enough but residential care is more than you need, an IOP fills the gap. IOP might be right for you if:

You can fit three mornings or evenings into your week.

Residential treatment doesn’t work for you.

You need more than once a week counseling.

You finished detox/inpatient and need ongoing care.

You have a steady place to come home to each night.

You are ready to show up consistently, even when motivation dips.

Not sure if all of these apply to you?

That is fine. Bring your questions to intake, and you will leave knowing the right next step.

What’s Included in Our College Station IOP

Your College Station IOP is built around group counseling, and a lot comes with it. Here is what is included:

Unlimited 1:1 Counseling

Schedule one-on-one sessions with your counselor as often as your recovery needs.

Small-Group Therapy

Groups stay small, so your counselor really gets to know you.

Recovery and Coping Skills

Practice real strategies for cravings, triggers, and the hard moments between sessions.

On-Site Mental Health Care

Our psychiatry team treats depression, anxiety, and trauma right alongside your addiction care.

Case Management

A case manager handles insurance, referrals, and work or school paperwork so you can focus on recovery.

Family and Peer Support

Join our virtual SMART Recovery and Family Support groups to rebuild trust with your loved ones.

One Clinic for Your Medication and Counseling

Take your medication, whether Methadone or Suboxone®, at the same College Station clinic where you attend IOP, with one team coordinating your care.

What a Typical IOP Session Looks Like

Here is what your Monday, Wednesday, or Friday morning looks like at our College Station clinic:

9:00 AM

Arrival and Check-In

Park on-site, sign in at the front desk, and settle in before group counseling starts.

9:15 AM

Group Counseling

You start in a group session and share how your week has gone: cravings, wins, and challenges.

10:30 AM

Break

Step outside for a 15-minute break. Get some air, stretch your legs, and clear your head before the next session.

10:45 AM

Skills Practice or One-on-One

Work through recovery skills and coping strategies, or use the time for a one-on-one session with your counselor.

12:00 PM

Wrap-Up

Set one concrete goal to carry into the next 48 hours, then head out by 12:15 PM in time for class, work, or family.

Evening Note: Our College Station clinic runs a virtual evening IOP Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 5:30 PM to 8:45 PM. You can join from home anywhere in the Brazos Valley.

How Symetria Recovery’s IOP Is Different from Other College Station Programs

At our Rock Prairie Road clinic, your counseling, medication, and mental health care come from one coordinated team, with no drive to Houston for treatment.

Small Groups

You join a group of twelve patients, small enough to share about your week.

Unlimited Counseling

You can book as many one-on-one counseling sessions with your counselor as you need.

A Plan That Adapts

You stay in treatment through setbacks, and you and your counselor adjust the plan together.

Medication Welcome Here

You can take Methadone or Suboxone® and attend IOP at the same College Station clinic.

Mornings or Evenings

Choose between morning or evening virtual groups, whichever fits your schedule best.

Insurance and Payment Options

Most insurance plans cover IOPs. Coverage varies by plan, so we check yours in minutes.

Check your insurance coverage

We accept commercial insurance and Medicare at our Texas locations. Self-pay is also available. Call us to discuss your options: (866) 955-2481.

College Station IOP Location and Hours

Hours

Admissions: 24/7 (call anytime). Intake assessments scheduled the same day or next day.
Morning IOP: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 9:00 AM to 12:15 PM
Virtual Evening IOP: Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday 5:30 PM to 8:45 PM
Added Groups: Virtual Outpatient Tuesday 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM, SMART Recovery Wednesday 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM, Family Support Wednesday 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM

Getting Here

Highway: Just east of Highway 6 (Earl Rudder Freeway), across from St. Joseph Hospital
Landmark: Less than five miles southeast of Texas A&M University, near Bachmann Park
Transit: The closest Greyhound stop is in Bryan, Texas
Parking: On-site parking at 1651 Rock Prairie Road

Contact

Phone: (866) 955-2481

Address

1651 Rock Prairie Rd #101, College Station, TX 77845
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College Station IOP: Frequently Asked Questions

What is an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)?

IOP is therapy you attend on set days, with no overnight stay. You get group and one-on-one counseling three times a week while living at home. At our College Station clinic, that’s nine hours total, done by 12:15 PM.

How does the College Station IOP work week to week?

You attend three sessions a week. Mornings run Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9:00 AM to 12:15 PM, and a virtual evening track runs Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 5:30 PM. Each session blends group therapy, individual counseling, psychoeducation, and skills practice.

Does the College Station IOP have evening or virtual sessions?

We run a virtual evening IOP Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 5:30 PM to 8:45 PM. You join from home, which works well for Texas A&M students, day-shift workers, and anyone driving in from across the Brazos Valley.

How long does an IOP last?

Most patients complete an IOP in nine to twelve weeks, but there is no set end date. You can stay longer if you need to. When you are steady, you move to weekly outpatient care, and you and your counselor decide that together.

What is the difference between inpatient, a Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), and an IOP?

These are three levels of care. Inpatient means living at a treatment center full time. A Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) is daytime treatment most of the week, but you sleep at home. An IOP includes at least nine hours of counseling a week while you keep your normal routine. For many people, an IOP is the right balance of support and freedom.

Can I join an IOP while taking Methadone or Suboxone®?

You can take Methadone or Suboxone® and attend IOP sessions at the same College Station clinic. Your counselor and our medical team coordinate care from one chart, so your medication and counseling stay in sync.

What happens on my first day of IOP?

Your first visit is an intake assessment with your counselor and our medical team, where you talk through your history and goals. After intake, you join the next group session, morning or virtual evening, and meet the small group you will work alongside.

What if I miss an IOP session?

Call our team at (866) 955-2481 as soon as you can. We help you reschedule into another session or set up a one-on-one catch-up so you do not fall behind. Missing a session is part of life, and the team plans around it with you.

Does insurance cover IOP at your College Station clinic?

Most commercial insurance and Medicare plans cover IOPs. Coverage depends on your plan’s outpatient mental health benefits. Call (866) 955-2481 with your insurance card, and our team verifies benefits in minutes before you commit.

How do I enroll in IOP in College Station?

Call (866) 955-2481 to schedule your intake assessment. Our admissions team answers seven days a week, and assessments can usually be set the same day or the next day. Bring your insurance card and any current medication information, then join the next IOP session.

Can I do the College Station IOP around classes at Texas A&M or Blinn College?

Yes, you can. Morning groups run Monday, Wednesday, and Friday and finish by 12:15 PM, and the virtual evening track runs after the workday. Students at Texas A&M and Blinn College can fit either option around class and work.

Can I join the virtual evening IOP from Bryan, Navasota, or elsewhere in the Brazos Valley?

Yes, you can join from home. The virtual evening track reaches Bryan, Navasota, Hearne, Caldwell, and the rest of the Brazos Valley, so you only travel to Rock Prairie Road for your assessment and any medication visits.

Do I have to come to the Rock Prairie Road clinic in person for the IOP?

For the morning track, yes, those groups meet on Rock Prairie Road. The evening track is fully virtual, so you join from home. You choose whichever fits your week, and your assessment happens on-site either way.

Helping a Loved One Find an IOP in College Station?

An IOP is often the compromise a family can agree on: real treatment without leaving home. We can help you make that case gently.

How to Help Your Family

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