Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Our IOP treatment level is the next step in our program after completing the Residential Treatment levels. Community living is a vital function in this level of care.
Clients enter into an apartment style living arrangement with peers in the program. They are taken grocery shopping weekly and prepare meals together in the apartment style living arrangement and are able to obtain personal transportation or utilize ZRC transportation to and from groups at our central office.
24-7 staff are present at the apartments for accountability measures.
Clients are able to obtain employment and begin stepping into productive roles in society in order to complete goals and begin working on a detailed aftercare plan.
Outpatient Program (OP)
The final phase in our treatment program is our Outpatient Program. By this time clients have completed most of their treatment goals and are living on their own.
OP services are also offered to those recently discharged from another program or reffered from another provider.
Outpatient groups are provided at our Community Aftercare building three nights a week for two hours per night along with individual psychotherapy.
Evidence of a solid foundation in recovery and proof of resiliency is key for this level.
Zia Recovery Center FAQ's
Does Zia Recovery Center offer both inpatient and outpatient programs?
Yes! We offer a structured “step-down” approach that begins with Inpatient Residential Treatment and transitions into Intensive Outpatient (IOP) and standard Outpatient (OP) care as you gain stability and independence.
Do your Las Cruces locations provide detox support?
Yes! Our withdrawal management program is the first step in our recovery process. We provide a safe, supervised environment to help your mind and body heal from the damage caused by substance abuse before moving into active therapy.
How does community aftercare help me?
Our Community Aftercare Program (CAP) provides a safe, “social-cafe” environment for alumni. It offers a supportive peer community, daily support services, and weekly group meetings to help prevent relapse and maintain long-term sobriety after formal treatment ends.
Does your staff offer 24/7 support for substance abuse?
Absolutely! Our residential and detox facilities are staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We ensure that someone is always available to provide accountability, medical support, or just a listening ear—even in the middle of the night.
Can I begin services at any point in your program?
Placement is determined by a clinical assessment. While many clients begin with detox or residential care, we meet you where you are. Depending on your current needs and history, you may be eligible to enter directly into our PHP or IOP levels of care.
