Best Outpatient Programs in South Carolina

If you’re unhappy with your outpatient experience, you can communicate this with the program provider or your therapist. If you’re able, arrange treatment at another outpatient center before ending treatment at your current center. That way, you can transition into another program without missing any care.

After attending outpatient care, you can begin regular 1:1 therapy with a therapist, attend peer support groups like Alcoholics Anonymous, or engage in alumni events if your treatment provider offers them.

Outpatient programs don’t require special preparation, besides being substance-free and willing to participate.

An outpatient program may not be right for you if you need a higher level of care than outpatient can provide. If you’re actively using drugs or alcohol, you’ll need a higher level of care than an outpatient program.