Healing
That Meets You Where You Are.
Beit T’Shuvah’s Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) offers clinically grounded, community-driven addiction treatment designed for people who need structure, connection, and accountability—without stepping away from their daily lives.
Here, you don’t walk the path alone. You walk it with us.
Because recovery happens in community.
Our IOP integrates:
✔ Group Therapy
Trauma-informed daily process groups, focused on relapse prevention, emotional regulation, relationships, and life skills.
✔ Individual Therapy
One-on-one clinical support tailored to your history, goals, and needs.
✔ Case Management
Hands-on guidance through challenges in work, school, housing, and relationships—all focused on crafting your own individualized program.
✔ Psychiatric Care
Focused on understanding, diagnosing, and treating mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders.
✔ Spiritual Counseling
Rabbinic and pastoral care for those seeking meaning, grounding, and connection.
✔ Family Support
Resources and sessions to help loved ones heal alongside you—addiction is a family disease.
✔ Alumni & Community Access
Connection to a vibrant recovery community, events, and peer support.
What is IOP?
Structure, support, and community—without stepping away from your life.
The Beit T’Shuvah Intensive Outpatient Program is a place where people come to heal while staying rooted in the lives they’re rebuilding. It’s a flexible, clinically grounded addiction treatment program that meets you where you are—whether you’re working, in school, with family, or simply trying to steady your footing in life.
The BTS IOP gives you the best of both worlds: the freedom to go home at the end of the day, and the strength of a community that refuses to let you do this alone.
Through group therapy, individual sessions, recovery practices, and the heart of Beit T’Shuvah’s community, our IOP offers a structured path forward that fits into real life. It’s designed for people who want accountability and connection, but don’t require residential care. Here, you show up as you are—messy, hopeful, scared, determined—and you leave each day a little more supported, a little more grounded, and a little more yourself.
At Beit T’Shuvah, recovery isn’t something you do in isolation. It’s something we do together. Our IOP makes that possible—right where you are, right now.
Nikki Marie Bloss
Intensive Outpatient Director
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist #155464
I’m a licensed psychotherapist, a proud mother of two, and someone who has and continues to walk a path of personal transformation and conscious evolution. This journey has led me to the work I feel truly called to do: helping others find meaning in their struggles and create deeper connections with themselves and with the world around them.
I’ve had the privilege of supporting individuals, couples, and families in residential addiction recovery and in private practice. I also work in helping first responders navigate the complexities of PTSD in conjunction with their psychiatric work.
My approach is integrative and trauma-informed, blending traditional therapy with somatic work, mindfulness, spirituality, and other tailored techniques to help you reconnect with yourself in a grounded and compassionate way.
At the center of my work is the belief that healing begins when we learn to trust ourselves on a deeper level, recover lost and hidden parts of ourselves, and begin to create our lives from the inside out. Together, we will cultivate resilience, embrace the unknowns of being human, and foster a deeper sense of self-love and personal sovereignty.
My hope is that you’ll cultivate the space and freedom to show up in the world authentically, with purpose and an open heart.