Depression
Major depressive disorder, persistent depressive disorder, and treatment-resistant depression.
Newport Beach · IOP
For the executives, business owners, and professionals who make up so much of Newport Beach, our Intensive Outpatient Program is designed around the one constraint that keeps capable people from getting care: a career that cannot simply pause. IOP meets three evenings a week for roughly nine hours total, so a partner at a Newport Center firm or a physician affiliated with Hoag can keep running their day and still receive clinically intensive treatment.
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Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is 3 evenings per week, 9 hours total — built to fit around work, school, or caregiving. It runs 3 evenings/week, ~9 hours total, and is one of four levels of care we offer along a continuum from full-day PHP down to weekly aftercare.
Newport Beach runs on professional, financial, and medical work, and the adults we see from here are rarely able to vanish for a month — they have clients, patients, payrolls, and reputations to protect. A reverse-commute of about twenty-two minutes down the SR-73 toll corridor, against the worst of the coastal traffic, makes three evening sessions a week genuinely sustainable. That sustainability is the whole game in IOP: the format only works if the schedule survives contact with a real, demanding life.
IOP at Manifest is built from three evening sessions per week, each running about three hours, blending Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy skills groups, process groups, and weekly individual therapy, with psychiatric medication management available when it is part of the plan. The evening structure is deliberate — it preserves the workday entirely while still delivering a meaningful step up from a single weekly therapy hour that high-functioning adults often outgrow without realizing it.
Many Newport Beach adults arrive at IOP not in dramatic crisis but at the end of a long stretch of white-knuckling it — anxiety that no longer responds to discipline, depression hidden behind a full calendar, or alcohol use that has quietly become a daily mechanism rather than an occasional indulgence. In a community that prizes self-reliance, the group setting does something specific and valuable: it puts accomplished people in a room together and makes plain that struggling is not the same as failing. That recognition is often the part of treatment that finally lets someone exhale.
When drinking or substance use has woven itself into the coping pattern — easy to do in a social world of dinners, events, and harbor gatherings — IOP treats it together with the underlying mental-health condition through integrated dual-diagnosis programming, by the same team, rather than sending you to two separate providers who never speak. Treatment is protected by HIPAA, we never contact an employer or colleague without your written consent, and insurance verification is free and confidential, with your likely out-of-pocket cost explained before you commit. For Newport Coast residents or anyone whose week cannot absorb a regular drive, every group, skills session, and individual hour can be joined by secure video through our Virtual IOP track.
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) runs 3 evenings/week, ~9 hours total. 3 evenings per week, 9 hours total — built to fit around work, school, or caregiving. Manifest is an outpatient program — not a medical detox or residential facility; when supervised withdrawal is needed first, we coordinate a referral. Insurance verification is free and confidential, and no referral is required to begin.
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is part of a connected continuum of care. Many adults move between levels as their needs change — stepping up to IOP from weekly therapy, or stepping down to it after a more intensive level. You can read the full program details on our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) page.
In crisis? Call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, 24/7) or 911 for an emergency.