Addictions Outpatient Programs
Addiction Programs That Treat the Whole Picture
Addiction rarely shows up on its own — it’s often connected to trauma, anxiety, depression, or chronic pain. Our addictions outpatient programs address addiction and what’s underneath it together for a holistic approach.
Who this addictions program is for
When addiction is connected to something deeper.
This addictions program is designed for people who need focused addiction treatment, alongside support for the trauma or mental health challenges that are often connected to it.
Our addictions outpatient program may be a good fit if:
- You're dealing with substance use and want a structured, supported way to address it
- Past attempts haven't addressed what's driving the addiction
- You're also carrying trauma, anxiety, depression, or chronic pain
- You want relapse-prevention strategies built into your treatment, not added on afterward
Not sure, don't worry
You don't need to have it all figured out before reaching out — a conversation and assessment with our team is the first step.
What the addiction outpatient program is
Addiction treatment plus trauma and mental health support.
This addictions program combines addiction-focused treatment with trauma therapy and mental health skills-building, so you’re not just working on staying substance-free — you’re building a healthier way to cope with what led there in the first place. It can also be combined with support for anxiety, depression, and chronic pain when those are part of the picture.

Structured outpatient care
You return home after each day’s sessions
Addiction medicine specialists involved
Medical oversight throughout
Evidence-based approaches
What a typical week looks like
A structured pathway built around your needs.
Your schedule is built around your needs, but a typical week includes:
Assessment and planning
Understanding what’s driving the addiction and building a treatment plan.
Individual trauma therapy
EMDR or ART sessions to process underlying trauma.
Addiction-focused group work
Relapse prevention, skills training, and peer support.
Integration and ongoing support
Building sustainable recovery practices for after the program.
Let's get started with your journey
Like our other intensive programs, this condenses traditional therapy into a focused, supported stretch of time.
Support that comes built in
Comprehensive care from a coordinated team.
At The Newly, this program is part of a broader spectrum of care. Your support can adjust over time based on what you need.
This program includes:
- Individual trauma-focused therapy (EMDR, ART)
- Relapse prevention and addiction-focused group sessions
- Skills and resiliency training (ACT, DBT, mindfulness, mindful movement)
- Medically assisted treatment when clinically appropriate
Many clients move into maintenance sessions or ongoing therapy once the program wraps up.

Evidence-based approaches
Built on proven methods.
This addictions program integrates multiple evidence-based approaches, including:
Not sure what level of care you need?
Addiction treatment isn’t one-size-fits-all. Our team — including addiction medicine specialists — will help clarify what’s going on and whether this program, a different one, or individual therapy makes the most sense to start.
Guided care
You don’t have to navigate this alone.
Addiction treatment isn’t one-size-fits-all, and neither is the pace you need. In your first conversation, our team — including addiction medicine specialists — will help clarify what’s going on and whether this program, a different one, or individual therapy makes the most sense to start.

What matching considers
Your goals
What sustainable recovery looks like for you.
Clinical needs
What’s driving the addiction and what support you need.
Comfort & preferences
The type of support you’re comfortable with and the pace that fits.
Scheduling needs
How treatment fits with work, family, and life responsibilities.
FAQ
Common Questions
The duration of our addictions program varies based on your individual needs and treatment plan. Your care team will discuss the recommended timeline during your assessment.
No — that’s what the program is designed to help with. Your care team, including addiction medicine specialists, will work with you to create a safe, supported transition.
This program treats addiction alongside the trauma, anxiety, depression, or chronic pain that’s often connected to it. We address the whole picture, not just one piece.
No — you can contact us directly. Many clients come through their physician, therapist, or benefits plan, and we work with referring providers as part of coordinated care.
Ready to Talk It Through?
If addiction is something you’re ready to address — with support for what’s underneath it too — start with a conversation. We’ll help you understand your options.