Columbus and Dayton, Ohio
Outpatient drug rehab and mental health treatment
Ambulatory detox and outpatient programs in Columbus and Dayton, plus virtual IOP anywhere in Ohio. Every level runs while you keep living at home.
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leora
pronounced [lee-OR-ah]
meaning “my inner light”
Substance use and co-occurring disorders
Outpatient addiction and mental health treatment in Ohio
How care is structured
Levels of care
People move between levels of outpatient rehab as things change, without starting over. Your starting level is set at the assessment.
- Ambulatory detoxA medically supervised outpatient program that manages the physical symptoms of withdrawal while you keep living at home. Nurse practitioners and registered nurses assess and monitor you at the Columbus and Dayton facilities. It covers mild to moderate withdrawal, and not everyone is a candidate.See how it works
- Partial hospitalizationThe most intensive level of care Leora offers: five days a week, about six hours a day, with lunch provided and a nurse practitioner every week. You go home at the end of each day.See how it works
- Intensive outpatientThree to five days a week, three hours of therapy group a day, which comes to nine to fifteen hours a week, plus individual appointments. It runs in Columbus and Dayton, and virtual IOP is available anywhere in Ohio.See how it works
- OutpatientThe least intensive level of care at Leora: two hours of therapy group one or two days a week, plus individual appointments. For some people it follows intensive outpatient, and for others it is the starting point. It runs in Columbus and Dayton.See how it works
- Virtual IOPLeora's intensive outpatient program delivered by telehealth anywhere in Ohio. It is fully remote, with morning, afternoon and evening sessions, and it treats substance use and mental health conditions.See how it works
- Alumni programAftercare for people who have finished a treatment program or are close to finishing one. It offers ongoing counseling, 12-step meetings and help finding work.See how it works
When substance abuse and a mental health condition happen at the same time, it is called a dual diagnosis or a co-occurring disorder. Both are treated by the same clinical team, in one treatment plan.
Where we are
Treatment centers in Columbus and Dayton
Columbus
Ambulatory detox, Partial hospitalization, Intensive outpatient, Outpatient, Medication assisted treatment, Case management.
Dayton
Ambulatory detox, Partial hospitalization, Intensive outpatient, Outpatient, Medication assisted treatment, Case management.
Who treats you
Licensed clinicians
Nurse practitioners, registered nurses, independently licensed social workers, licensed chemical dependency counselors and professional clinical counselors.
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Outpatient addiction and mental health treatment in Columbus and Dayton, Ohio, from ambulatory detox to outpatient therapy groups. Walk-ins welcome. Call now, or leave your number and admissions will call you back.
