IOP
Intensive Outpatient
- Group sessions
- 18
- Groups per week
- 3
- One-on-one sessions
- 4
- Length
- 6 weeks
Our programs
Care that meets you
where you are.
Treatment, education and resources for individuals and families across Collin County, scheduled around work, school, and family.
Treatment
One approach doesn't fit every recovery.
We use a variety of approaches, matched to each person's needs. Whether the right fit is an intensive schedule, a lighter one, or private one-on-one work, we build the program around you.
SOP
Supportive Outpatient
- Group sessions
- 12
- Groups per week
- 2 any 2 of the 3 group days
- One-on-one sessions
- 3
- Length
- 6 weeks
Same curriculum in both. The only difference is how often groups and one-on-one sessions happen.
Weekly schedule
Group sessions across the week.
Two age tracks meet on the same three days: evenings for adults and after school for adolescents.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Adolescents
Ages 14-17
4-7 PMGroup
4-7 PMGroup
4-7 PMGroup
Adults
6-9 PMGroup
6-9 PMGroup
6-9 PMGroup
Adolescents (14-17)
Adults
Individual counseling: Mon-Fri, by appointment.
Supportive Outpatient: choose any 2 of the 3 group days each week. Your 2 days can change from week to week.
Unlike most programs
After you graduate, groups are free.
Recovery doesn't end at graduation. Graduates can come to as many groups as they like, for as long as they like, at no cost. One-on-one sessions continue at a reduced fee.
Keep learning
Keep growing in sobriety with the same evidence-based structure that worked during your program.
Build sober relationships
Build and keep connections with other group members. That peer network sustains long-term recovery.
Mentor the next
Clients further along in recovery mentor those newer to the program. Giving back is part of staying well.
Individual counseling
Private, focused, on your schedule.
Individual counseling is a required part of both programs: 4 one-on-one sessions in Intensive Outpatient and 3 in Supportive Outpatient. You can add more sessions alongside your program, or come for individual counseling on its own.
Ask for details
Education
Prevention and education across Collin County.
We speak on drug prevention and education topics all across Collin County.
Our audiences
- Schools
- Civic groups
- Faith-based groups
Some of our topics
- Current drug trends
- Signs of addiction
- Resources for support
Events
- Wellness fairs
- Conferences
- Awareness events
Book a speaker
Tell us about your group and your event, and we'll be in touch to plan it with you. Prefer to talk? Call (972) 542-2900.
Resources
Help for anyone in the community.
You don't need to be in one of our programs to use these. Call (972) 542-2900 or stop by 1216 N. Central Expressway, Suite 104, in McKinney.
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Narcan
We make Narcan (naloxone), the opioid overdose reversal medication, available at our office. Stop by or call to ask.
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Substance abuse evaluations
We offer substance abuse evaluations. Call us for details on scheduling and what to expect.
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Monthly parent classes with PAL
We partner with Parents of Addicted Loved Ones (PAL) to host their monthly parenting education classes. Call us for the next date.
$
30
Drug testing
15-panel instant urine test.
Includes alcohol, fentanyl and kratom. Available to clients and non-clients. Must be 18 or older, unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
- Confidential. Results stay between you and the counselor.
- Minor exception: results disclosed to parent or legal guardian.
- Instant. Results in minutes.
How much does treatment cost?
Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) costs $2,500. Our Supportive Outpatient Program (SOP) is $1,000. If you do not have insurance or coverage through Medicaid, do not let cost be a barrier to you. We can discuss options for you to enroll at little or no cost.
Does Grace To Change accept insurance or Medicaid?
We do not accept commercial insurance, but we do accept several forms of Medicaid. Please call us at (972) 542-2900 to discuss your plan. If you wish to pay out of pocket, you may do so.
What if I don't have insurance or can't afford treatment?
No one will be turned away for inability to pay. We will work with you on a sliding scale, installment program, and also offer need-based scholarships with minimal burden to apply.
How do I know which program is right for me or my family member?
The appropriate level of care depends on each person’s individual needs. Call Grace To Change at (972) 542-2900 to discuss your situation and determine which services may be appropriate. Based on initial intake and our formal assessment, we will work with you to determine the best next steps.
If your loved one could potentially be our client, but isn’t ready to commit, and you need support to live through addiction alongside them, our counseling services are also available to you. We do charge for these but can work with you if payment would otherwise be a barrier.
Is treatment confidential?
Grace To Change protects the privacy of all clients. Drug testing results are also confidential. We are HIPAA compliant.
Not sure which program fits?
Neither are most people at the start. We'll help you figure it out, at no cost and with no pressure.