Adult Mental Health IOP in Texas
Intensive Outpatient Program
Structured, clinician-led support for adults who need more than weekly therapy while continuing to live at home and manage daily responsibilities.
Upcoming IOP start dates
Registration is open for
August 17, 2026
September 14, 2026
Founder & Clinical Director
The insight behind Serenity Springs.
Jeanette founded Serenity Springs to offer the kind of mental health care her experience has taught her can make a real difference—care that listens before it labels, looks beyond symptoms, and takes time to understand the whole person.
Meet Jeanette →What is IOP?
An Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) provides more structured support than weekly therapy while allowing participants to continue living at home. It typically combines clinician-led group sessions, individual guidance, and practical skill-building on a recurring weekly schedule.
What is the time commitment?
IOP is a more structured commitment than weekly therapy. Days, times, format, and program length may vary by cohort. Before you register, our office will explain the current schedule and attendance expectations so you can decide whether the program works with your responsibilities.
What happens in group therapy?
Groups are conducted under Jeanette’s clinical direction, with licensed professional counselors participating as part of the clinical team. Sessions combine guided discussion, practical skill-building, and learning alongside others. We’ll explain the group structure and participation expectations before you begin.
How do I know whether IOP is the right level of care?
Start with a private conversation rather than trying to decide alone. Our office can explain the program, ask what kind of support you are looking for, and arrange the appropriate next step for determining whether IOP matches your needs. An appointment request is a request for information, not automatic enrollment.
Get clear answers about IOP.
Ask about the current cohort, registration dates, benefits, and what participation involves. We’ll explain the next step before you decide.
This page provides general information and does not replace an individual assessment. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911. For mental health crisis support, call or text 988.