Outpatient Treatment for Alcohol Use Disorder in Columbus
Alcohol use disorder (AUD) can affect relationships, health, and daily functioning. Many individuals struggling with alcohol use continue to work, care for family, or attend school while recognizing the need for professional support.
The Ridge provides outpatient alcohol use disorder treatment in Columbus, Ohio, designed for individuals who do not require inpatient care but benefit from structured, evidence-based treatment.
Services are offered through Intensive Outpatient Programming (IOP) and addiction counseling, depending on clinical needs.
How Outpatient Alcohol Treatment Works
Outpatient treatment allows individuals to receive care while living at home. Treatment focuses on helping clients understand patterns of alcohol use and develop practical strategies to reduce relapse risk.
Treatment may address:
- Triggers and high-risk situations
- Emotional and behavioral contributors to alcohol use
- Coping skills and stress management
- Relapse prevention planning
- Accountability and long-term recovery goals
Care plans are individualized and reviewed regularly based on progress.
Levels of Care for Alcohol Use Disorder
Alcohol use disorder treatment in Columbus may include:
- Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for structured, multi-day support
- Addiction counseling for focused, ongoing therapy
Our team helps determine the appropriate level of outpatient care based on stability, history, and personal circumstances.
Start Alcohol Use Disorder Treatment in Columbus
If you are seeking outpatient treatment for alcohol use disorder in Columbus, OH, our team is available to help you explore your options.
We offer confidential consultations and insurance verification when applicable.
FAQ: Alcohol Use Disorder Treatment
What is alcohol use disorder?
Alcohol use disorder is a medical condition involving difficulty controlling alcohol use despite negative consequences.
Can alcohol use disorder be treated outpatient?
Yes. Many individuals successfully engage in outpatient treatment when they have adequate stability and support.
Do I need detox before outpatient care?
Some individuals may require detox prior to outpatient treatment. This is determined through clinical assessment.
How long does outpatient alcohol treatment last?
Length of treatment varies based on individual needs and progress.
