Fort Worth Clinic
7229 Hawkins View Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76132
IOP Schedule
Morning and virtual evening sessions available
Work-Friendly
A few days a week, day or evening
An IOP is structured addiction treatment held several hours each week. Most of it is group therapy led by a licensed counselor, with private sessions added whenever you need them.
Frequency makes the program intensive. Meeting consistently keeps you on track as you build coping skills and address what drives your use.
At our Fort Worth clinic, groups stay capped at 12 people, and the mornings and virtual evenings are timed so that treatment fits into a working week.
more support than weekly counseling
Group therapy and private counseling together
It brings serious group and individual therapy together with medical oversight, on a schedule you can keep.
The schedule below shows both tracks. Take the mornings if you can step away midday, or the virtual evenings if your workday is fixed.
Day
Monday
Morning Option (In-Person)
9:00 AM to 12:15 PM
Evening Option (Virtual)
5:30 PM to 8:45 PM
Day
Tuesday
Morning Option (In-Person)
Not available
Evening Option (Virtual)
5:30 PM to 8:45 PM
Day
Wednesday
Morning Option (In-Person)
9:00 AM to 12:15 PM
Evening Option (Virtual)
Not available
Day
Thursday
Morning Option (In-Person)
Not available
Evening Option (Virtual)
5:30 PM to 8:45 PM
Day
Friday
Morning Option (In-Person)
9:00 AM to 12:15 PM
Evening Option (Virtual)
Not available
Our Fort Worth IOP is the right level of care for some situations. It is likely a fit if:
Not everyone who calls needs an IOP, and we will say so if a lighter option fits you better. A short assessment settles it.
Your recovery needs more than one kind of help. These six services work as one plan:
A morning session runs for about three hours. Here is how the time breaks down:
Sign in, get settled, and catch the team up on your week.
Speak openly in a small group led by a licensed counselor.
Step outside for fifteen minutes, grab some air, and reset.
Work through a practical skills block, or meet privately with your counselor.
Set a couple of goals for the days ahead and head out by 12:15 PM.
Recovery is hard enough on its own. These five choices are what keep you showing up week after week:
Most plans cover IOP, and we can verify yours in a few minutes.
We accept commercial insurance and Medicare at our Texas locations. Self-pay is available. Coverage varies by plan. Call us to discuss your options: 866-955-2481.
Admissions: 24/7 (call anytime)
Intensive Outpatient (in-person mornings): Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 9:00 AM to 12:15 PM
Intensive Outpatient (virtual evenings): Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, 5:30 PM to 8:45 PM
Outpatient (virtual): Thursday, 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM; Tuesday, 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
SMART Recovery (virtual): Thursday, 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Family Support (virtual): Thursday, 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM
Highway: East of the Chisholm Trail Parkway toll road, southwest of downtown Fort Worth
Landmark: In Hawkins Business Park, north of Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital
Bus: Trinity Metro Route 51, Oakmont and Harris stop
Parking: On-site parking at 7229 Hawkins View Drive
Phone: 866-955-2481
Accreditation: CARF Accredited
7229 Hawkins View Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76132 (southwest Fort Worth, Hawkins Business Park)
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An Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is a structured level of care you attend on a set schedule while living at home. It is designed for group therapy plus individual counseling, and it gives you far more support than a single weekly session.
The difference is intensity. An IOP runs several hours a session, a few days a week, and leans on group work. Standard outpatient is usually one visit a week. Many people step down from an IOP to outpatient as they stabilize.
Most people keep working the whole way through. With in-person mornings and virtual evenings, you hold a job and still attend the full program, which is the whole reason our IOP exists.
Our Fort Worth IOP runs a virtual evening track for people who work days, alongside the in-person morning groups. You choose whichever fits your week.
You stay in the program. A positive test tells your counselor the plan needs adjusting, not that you have lost your place. We change what is not working and keep going with you.
Plenty of our IOP patients are also on medication. We line up your Fort Worth IOP with your Methadone or Suboxone® dosing so that the two support each other in one clinic.
It varies by person, usually a few weeks to a few months. There is no fixed cutoff, and you step down to lighter care once you are steady rather than on a set date.
Call 866-955-2481 to book your first appointment, often the same day. After a short intake, you join the next group, and from there you keep showing up.
Your treatment is confidential and protected by HIPAA. We do not contact your employer, and the morning and virtual evening scheduling lets you attend without explaining where you are. What you share in group stays in the room.
You do not stop all at once. As you stabilize, you step down to lighter outpatient counseling, and you can keep individual sessions or medication support going for as long as they help. The goal is a plan that holds once the structured weeks are behind you.
Trying to get a family member into an IOP in Fort Worth? Call us, and we will walk you through how it works and what to do first.
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