10-Week Program
A structured evening track gives you consistent therapeutic support while you continue building stability in everyday life.
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Evening IOP
Keep Moving Forward Without Pressing Pause on Life
Evening IOP at Scottsdale Providence Recovery Center gives you access to structured addiction and mental health treatment at a time that allows you to keep working, stay present for your family, and continue building your life.
This evening outpatient rehab program is designed for people who have already taken steps toward recovery and need consistent support to strengthen stability, maintain momentum, and prevent setbacks.
Three Group Nights
Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday groups create steady accountability without taking over the daytime hours you rely on.
Evening Session Times
Sessions run from 5:30 to 8:30 PM, helping clients keep work, school, family, and recovery moving together.
Program Schedule
Evening Support That Fits the Week
Group sessions run Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 5:30 to 8:30 PM. Individual therapy is offered at flexible evening times to supplement group work and support deeper healing.
Clients are also invited to participate in Tuesday and Friday evening 12-step and mental health support groups held off-site for additional connection.
Monday
5:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Liz Gori, LAC
Wednesday
5:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Liz Gori, LAC
Thursday
5:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Liz Gori, LAC
Who It Is For
Built for Adults Balancing Recovery & Real Life
Evening IOP may be a strong fit if your life still needs to keep moving while you continue doing deeper recovery work.
Working Professionals
Evening sessions support clients who need treatment after business hours.
Students
Structured support can fit around classes, study schedules, and school responsibilities.
Parents and Caregivers
Care can continue while daytime family and caregiving routines remain intact.
Step-Down Support
E-IOP creates structure for clients transitioning from residential treatment or PHP.
Stable at Home
The program is built for adults living in the community who need more than weekly therapy.
Dual-Diagnosis Needs
Clients managing mental health symptoms, substance use, or both can receive steady accountability.
More Accountability
Consistent groups help strengthen routines, coping skills, and recovery momentum.
Life in Motion
Evening care helps clients keep work, school, family, and recovery moving together.
10-Week Curriculum
A Program Built Around Real Growth
Each week focuses on an area of the 8 Dimensions of Wellness. The curriculum is revolving, so clients can enter treatment and still experience every module over time.
1
Week 1
Gratitude & Habits
Building foundational routines and shifting mindset
Explore the role of gratitude in recovery
Identify current habits and desired habits
Understand habit formation and behavior patterns
Develop daily practices that support stability
2
Week 2
Social Wellness
Self-awareness and internal relationship building
Explore identity in recovery
Practice self-talk, self-esteem, and self-compassion
Recognize internal narratives and belief systems
Develop a healthier relationship with yourself
3
Week 3
Spiritual Wellness
Meaning, purpose, and values
Define spirituality independent of religion
Explore personal values and belief systems
Connect to purpose and something greater than self
Practice grounding and meaning-making
4
Week 4
Environmental Wellness
External influences and surroundings
Notice the impact of environment on behavior and recovery
Create supportive and safe spaces
Set boundaries within physical and social environments
Build awareness of triggers and environmental stressors
5
Week 5
Financial Wellness
Stability, responsibility, and relationship with money
Understand financial stress and its impact on recovery
Build basic financial awareness and responsibility
Explore values and behaviors around money
Develop practical strategies for financial stability
6
Week 6
Intellectual Wellness
Curiosity, learning, and cognitive growth
Encourage curiosity and openness to new ideas
Challenge cognitive distortions
Engage in healthy mental stimulation
Explore the victim-survivor-thriver mindsets
7
Week 7
Occupational Wellness
Purpose, productivity, and work-life balance
Explore fulfillment and meaning in work or daily roles
Identify strengths and skills
Address stress related to work or school
Build balance and realistic expectations
8
Week 8
Emotional Wellness
Emotional awareness and regulation
Identify and name emotions
Understand emotional triggers
Build emotional regulation skills
Move from intellectualizing to experiencing emotions
9
Week 9
Physical Wellness
Body connection and health
Understand the mind-body connection
Focus on sleep, nutrition, and movement
Explore the impact of substance use on the body
Develop sustainable physical health practices
10
Week 10
Integration & Connection
Reflection, storytelling, and relational growth
Share life stories and personal narratives
Practice peer acknowledgment
Strengthen group cohesion and connection
Celebrate progress and identify next steps
Revolving Curriculum
The cycle repeats every 10 weeks, so you can begin treatment at any point and still experience every module.
Therapist-Led Care
Meet Liz Gori, LAC, Your Evening IOP Therapist
Evening IOP is led by Liz Gori, LAC, a Licensed Associate Counselor who brings a trauma-centered, relational approach to the group process.
As a former teacher with experience in the recovery field, Liz is passionate about helping clients build stronger connections with themselves and others while creating space for honesty, growth, and personal empowerment.
Relational Group Work
Trauma-Centered Care
Teaching Background
What You Will Build
A Stronger Foundation for Long-Term Wellness
As you move through the 10-week evening intensive outpatient program, you will strengthen your ability to manage emotions, build healthier routines, improve relationships, and respond to stress in more grounded ways.
The goal is not just to get through treatment. It is to create a foundation that supports long-term wellness, connection, and continued growth.
Manage Emotions
Build tools for naming emotions, regulating intensity, and responding to stress with more steadiness.
Strengthen Routines
Create practical habits that support recovery across work, home, relationships, and daily life.
Improve Relationships
Practice connection, communication, boundaries, and self-awareness in a supportive group setting.
Stay Accountable
Use consistent evening structure to maintain momentum and reduce the risk of relapse or setbacks.
Connected Care
A Flexible Place in the Recovery Continuum
Evening IOP can support clients stepping down from higher levels of care or stepping up from weekly therapy when more structure is needed.
Outpatient Treatment
Explore the broader outpatient program options available through Scottsdale Providence.
Inpatient Treatment
Step down from residential care into evening structure when a flexible schedule becomes appropriate.
Dual Diagnosis Care
Receive integrated support when mental health and substance use concerns overlap.
Client Stories
Successful Recovery at Scottsdale Providence
Hear from clients and families who found structure, connection, and clinical support through Scottsdale Providence.
“Great Program, best recovery center that I’ve been to. Staff were excellent! Would recommend Scottsdale Providence to anyone who’s struggling with addiction or mental health.”
“5 years ago I stepped into SPRC and if I’m honest I had no confidence in myself and didn’t think I would make it. I did A LOT of self sabotage while there. I had already been kicked out of two other rehabs in the past and Dan could have very easily kicked me out for multiple stunts I pulled there… but he didn’t. They didn’t give up on me and I kept pushing forward. On Friday I just celebrated 5 years sober and free. Thank you SPRC for getting me through the hardest part of my life and giving me the tools I needed to get better. My life today is amazing and it’s a gift I will never take for granted. ♥️”
“I had a great experience at SPRC. The staff was kind and supportive. I learned a lot and made some good friends. Highly recommended!”
“I've spent the last 50 some odd days in housing (PHP) at Providence and it's been a life changing experience. The opportunity to live around other sober girls and focus on recovery has been beneficial in ways I never thought were possible. I can't express my gratitude enough for this facility and all they've taught me. If you're looking for a recovery program, I highly suggest coming here. Ps. They offer IOP as well so if you'd rather not live in housing, you have more than one option.”
“saved my life and will be forever grateful for the program, staff and community I have found during my time here. I would recommend to anyone”
“Absolutely saved my life. Compassionate staff, great therapists, and I loved that they had a schedule for their groups. I’ve been to other centers before but this one really put me on the right path.”
“After having doubts of entering a treatment facility, they were immediately squashed due to the outstanding staff members and facility at SPRC. The environment is extremely safe while making treatment enjoyable and fulfilling. I felt that SPRC truly cared about my recovery which led to a very comfortable experience. All of the faculty has the client's best interest at heart and will go the extra mile. The knowledge I've gained I will keep forever and continue to expand on in the future. I highly recommend SPRC to anyone in need of help. I am extremely grateful and thankful. God Bless SPRC.”
“I can’t thank this place enough! This was my first time in treatment and I was very unsure what I wanted to do. I decided to try one night, I ended up staying 90! I owe this place my life! The men’s house is a beautiful home away from home in North Scottsdale! All the staff was very helpful and truly care about you! Thank you SPRC!”
“Great Program, best recovery center that I’ve been to. Staff were excellent! Would recommend Scottsdale Providence to anyone who’s struggling with addiction or mental health.”
“5 years ago I stepped into SPRC and if I’m honest I had no confidence in myself and didn’t think I would make it. I did A LOT of self sabotage while there. I had already been kicked out of two other rehabs in the past and Dan could have very easily kicked me out for multiple stunts I pulled there… but he didn’t. They didn’t give up on me and I kept pushing forward. On Friday I just celebrated 5 years sober and free. Thank you SPRC for getting me through the hardest part of my life and giving me the tools I needed to get better. My life today is amazing and it’s a gift I will never take for granted. ♥️”
“I had a great experience at SPRC. The staff was kind and supportive. I learned a lot and made some good friends. Highly recommended!”
“I've spent the last 50 some odd days in housing (PHP) at Providence and it's been a life changing experience. The opportunity to live around other sober girls and focus on recovery has been beneficial in ways I never thought were possible. I can't express my gratitude enough for this facility and all they've taught me. If you're looking for a recovery program, I highly suggest coming here. Ps. They offer IOP as well so if you'd rather not live in housing, you have more than one option.”
“saved my life and will be forever grateful for the program, staff and community I have found during my time here. I would recommend to anyone”
“Absolutely saved my life. Compassionate staff, great therapists, and I loved that they had a schedule for their groups. I’ve been to other centers before but this one really put me on the right path.”
“After having doubts of entering a treatment facility, they were immediately squashed due to the outstanding staff members and facility at SPRC. The environment is extremely safe while making treatment enjoyable and fulfilling. I felt that SPRC truly cared about my recovery which led to a very comfortable experience. All of the faculty has the client's best interest at heart and will go the extra mile. The knowledge I've gained I will keep forever and continue to expand on in the future. I highly recommend SPRC to anyone in need of help. I am extremely grateful and thankful. God Bless SPRC.”
“I can’t thank this place enough! This was my first time in treatment and I was very unsure what I wanted to do. I decided to try one night, I ended up staying 90! I owe this place my life! The men’s house is a beautiful home away from home in North Scottsdale! All the staff was very helpful and truly care about you! Thank you SPRC!”
“I'm changing my review from 1 to 5 stars. Although I struggled at the residential house, I've been attending the PHP for mental health and I'm happy I decided to come back. I've been to different one-on-one therapists for years without much improvement, and I was skeptical about how effective group therapy would be. In a few short weeks, I've learned so much about myself and what's been keeping me in unhealthy thinking patterns. They have many different therapists that work together to approach care from different angles, and they foster a supportive group environment. At first I was overwhelmed by how different each therapist is, because I didn't know what to expect from one class to the next. Now I see how they have challenged each aspect of recovery; mind, body, and spirit. Thanks SPRC”
“pretty chill place overall- most of the staff are super nice, nichole was my primary therapist and she’s awesome. this place is super flexible and understanding so i appreciate that. the house is nice and the groups are helpful!! im sitting with lauren (she’s awesome so be nice to her)”
“The house and facilities are awesome and the staff really does care about every client. I have been to a lot of other treatment centers and scottsdale providence has been the best by far! This place saved my life and I would highly recommend coming here if your struggling with addiction or mental health issues.”
“This is my second home. This place was here for me in my time of need and accepted me back with open arms. I cant explain the how much I value my friends i expect to have for life here and also the staff who are like apart of my family. If you are looking for people who know how to treat people you should put this at the top of your list for sure. Much love <3.”
“Excellent Program. Staff are awesome. Whatever your need. They will help.”
“Opportunity to meet people from all walks of life. In addition, the staff did not coddle you. They brought you into your natural raw in order to face everything from the time of diagnosis recovery and follow up.”
“This is the best place for treatment. I came here for mental health treatment. Every single staff member truly cares about your treatment and helps create an individual plan for each’s path toward recovery. I had Brittany as my primary and she is by far the best therapist I have ever had. Every therapist was amazing. This place really cares. They really hold everyone accountable on their stuff and make sure everyone does their work towards recovery. There is a large sense of family here at SPRC. Even after you are done with treatment, they are not going to leave you hanging. They will help you figure everything you need for continuing care. They have such amazing treatments for mental health like EMDR and neurofeedback. The groups are relevant for everyone. This is the place for those who are wanting real help and those who are serious for recovery for mental health or addiction.”
“Scottsdale Providence changed my whole life. I walked in completely broken, drinking and using to survive, carrying years of trauma and pain I didn’t even know how to set down. I didn’t know what I needed. I just knew I couldn’t keep living the way I was bc it was killing me. From the second I got there, the staff saw me in a way nobody ever has. They understood me. They didn’t judge me. Everything they do has intention. Nothing is random. There is rhyme and reason behind every group, every boundary, every tough conversation, and every moment they push you to sit with yourself instead of running. And honestly, the people you meet here… they’re a huge part of the healing. The patients are amazing bc the staff creates a space where everyone feels safe and connected. You end up being transparent in ways you never have before. You hear everyone’s truth. You share yours. You feel seen and less alone. That kind of honesty changes you. Most of the staff are addicts in recovery too, with years and years of sobriety. That makes such a difference. They don’t talk at you. They talk with you. They get the addict mind. They understand the shame, the fear, the spiraling, the survival mode. They know what it feels like to want to quit and still feel pulled back in. You just feel understood on a soul level. They didn’t just help me stop drinking and using. They helped me understand why I did it. They got to the root emotionally, physically, and spiritually. They taught me tools I actually use every single day. They challenged me when I wanted to shut down. They held space for me when I couldn’t catch my breath. Not once did I feel judged. I felt guided. I felt held. I felt like my life actually mattered. Scottsdale Providence didn’t just help me get sober. They gave me my life back. They gave my kids their mom back. They helped me find myself again. If you’re scared or feel like there’s no way out, I’m telling you from my own heart, this place is real. This is where healing actually happens. I’m forever grateful.”
“I'm changing my review from 1 to 5 stars. Although I struggled at the residential house, I've been attending the PHP for mental health and I'm happy I decided to come back. I've been to different one-on-one therapists for years without much improvement, and I was skeptical about how effective group therapy would be. In a few short weeks, I've learned so much about myself and what's been keeping me in unhealthy thinking patterns. They have many different therapists that work together to approach care from different angles, and they foster a supportive group environment. At first I was overwhelmed by how different each therapist is, because I didn't know what to expect from one class to the next. Now I see how they have challenged each aspect of recovery; mind, body, and spirit. Thanks SPRC”
“pretty chill place overall- most of the staff are super nice, nichole was my primary therapist and she’s awesome. this place is super flexible and understanding so i appreciate that. the house is nice and the groups are helpful!! im sitting with lauren (she’s awesome so be nice to her)”
“The house and facilities are awesome and the staff really does care about every client. I have been to a lot of other treatment centers and scottsdale providence has been the best by far! This place saved my life and I would highly recommend coming here if your struggling with addiction or mental health issues.”
“This is my second home. This place was here for me in my time of need and accepted me back with open arms. I cant explain the how much I value my friends i expect to have for life here and also the staff who are like apart of my family. If you are looking for people who know how to treat people you should put this at the top of your list for sure. Much love <3.”
“Excellent Program. Staff are awesome. Whatever your need. They will help.”
“Opportunity to meet people from all walks of life. In addition, the staff did not coddle you. They brought you into your natural raw in order to face everything from the time of diagnosis recovery and follow up.”
“This is the best place for treatment. I came here for mental health treatment. Every single staff member truly cares about your treatment and helps create an individual plan for each’s path toward recovery. I had Brittany as my primary and she is by far the best therapist I have ever had. Every therapist was amazing. This place really cares. They really hold everyone accountable on their stuff and make sure everyone does their work towards recovery. There is a large sense of family here at SPRC. Even after you are done with treatment, they are not going to leave you hanging. They will help you figure everything you need for continuing care. They have such amazing treatments for mental health like EMDR and neurofeedback. The groups are relevant for everyone. This is the place for those who are wanting real help and those who are serious for recovery for mental health or addiction.”
“Scottsdale Providence changed my whole life. I walked in completely broken, drinking and using to survive, carrying years of trauma and pain I didn’t even know how to set down. I didn’t know what I needed. I just knew I couldn’t keep living the way I was bc it was killing me. From the second I got there, the staff saw me in a way nobody ever has. They understood me. They didn’t judge me. Everything they do has intention. Nothing is random. There is rhyme and reason behind every group, every boundary, every tough conversation, and every moment they push you to sit with yourself instead of running. And honestly, the people you meet here… they’re a huge part of the healing. The patients are amazing bc the staff creates a space where everyone feels safe and connected. You end up being transparent in ways you never have before. You hear everyone’s truth. You share yours. You feel seen and less alone. That kind of honesty changes you. Most of the staff are addicts in recovery too, with years and years of sobriety. That makes such a difference. They don’t talk at you. They talk with you. They get the addict mind. They understand the shame, the fear, the spiraling, the survival mode. They know what it feels like to want to quit and still feel pulled back in. You just feel understood on a soul level. They didn’t just help me stop drinking and using. They helped me understand why I did it. They got to the root emotionally, physically, and spiritually. They taught me tools I actually use every single day. They challenged me when I wanted to shut down. They held space for me when I couldn’t catch my breath. Not once did I feel judged. I felt guided. I felt held. I felt like my life actually mattered. Scottsdale Providence didn’t just help me get sober. They gave me my life back. They gave my kids their mom back. They helped me find myself again. If you’re scared or feel like there’s no way out, I’m telling you from my own heart, this place is real. This is where healing actually happens. I’m forever grateful.”
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Evening IOP Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
These questions reflect the clinical fit guidance from the Evening IOP source page. A confidential assessment can help determine whether this level of care is appropriate.
Evening IOP may be a good fit for adults who are medically and psychiatrically stable, but still need more support than traditional weekly outpatient care. It is designed for people with mild to moderate mental health symptoms, substance use concerns, or co-occurring disorders that are affecting daily life but can still be safely treated in a non-residential setting.
You may need more than traditional outpatient care if symptoms are affecting work, school, relationships, or daily functioning and you need more structure, accountability, and therapeutic support than weekly sessions can provide. Evening IOP helps people maintain progress, strengthen functioning, and reduce relapse risk.
No. Some people enter Evening IOP after residential treatment or another higher level of care, while others begin at this level if it is clinically appropriate. Admission decisions are based on a comprehensive assessment, safety, symptom severity, functioning, strengths, needs, and clinical judgment.
A higher level of care may be more appropriate when someone has active suicidal or homicidal intent, recent substance use within the past 30 days, severe psychiatric instability, a need for medical detox or intensive medical monitoring, difficulty participating in group treatment, or a need for extensive structure and supervision.
Yes. Because Evening IOP is a community-based level of care, safe and stable housing plus reliable transportation are important. It is also helpful to have outside support or a willingness to build support through family, peers, or community resources.
If Evening IOP is not the right fit, a different level of care may be recommended based on your assessment, safety needs, symptom severity, and overall functioning. The treatment team uses clinical judgment to determine the most appropriate support and can adjust care over time.