The Individualized Intensive Program is an intensive outpatient treatment experience built around the person in front of us.
Rather than placing every client into the same schedule or track, the HBH clinical team begins with a comprehensive assessment and designs care around the client’s history, symptoms, risk level, support system, treatment goals, and daily-life needs.
IIP may include:
The right level of care is determined through assessment. If another setting is more appropriate, our team will help clarify that next step.
The Individualized Intensive Program may be appropriate for adults who:
IIP is commonly structured as a 90-day phased treatment experience. The level of support can shift as the client gains stability, insight, and recovery momentum.
Phase One: Intensive Stabilization
Clients begin with a higher level of clinical structure. This phase may include frequent group programming, individual therapy, mentoring support, psychiatric involvement when appropriate, and supportive living coordination if needed.
The focus is stabilization, assessment, safety, early skills, and building a clear treatment foundation.
Phase Two: Structured Step-Down
As progress develops, treatment may shift into a structured intensive outpatient rhythm. Clients continue to receive consistent clinical support while practicing recovery skills in daily life.
The focus is accountability, emotional regulation, relapse prevention, relationship patterns, and strengthening independence.
Phase Three: Real-Life Integration
In the final phase, treatment intensity may decrease while support remains active. Clients continue therapy, group work, mentoring, and step-down planning as they prepare for greater autonomy.
The focus is continuity, long-term recovery planning, support systems, and sustainable daily-life integration.
Heights Behavioral Health provides licensed outpatient behavioral health care for adults in Houston, Texas, delivered by licensed clinicians. This page is for general information and is not medical advice. If you are in crisis, call or text 988, or call 911.