What is the difference between Mental Health IOP and Substance Use IOP?

Mental Health IOP focuses on conditions like anxiety, depression, and trauma that are disrupting daily life but don't require inpatient care. Substance Use IOP uses the same structured, multi-day group format but centers its content on recovery and relapse prevention for substance use disorder. Some clients benefit from elements of both, which Harvest's clinical team can help assess during intake.

How many hours a week is IOP?

IOP typically runs several hours a day, multiple days a week, combining group sessions with individual check-ins. Exact scheduling is set during intake based on clinical need and availability.

Does insurance cover IOP in Denver?

Harvest accepts Medicaid, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and Aetna for IOP, with self-pay rates also available. We can verify your specific benefits before your first session.

Is Harvest's IOP program near Cherry Creek?

Harvest Therapeutic Services is located at 1780 S. Bellaire St. in Denver, a short drive from Cherry Creek, and serves clients from Cherry Creek, Glendale, Washington Park, and the greater Denver metro area, both in-office and via Telehealth.

Services

Whatever brought you here, there's a place to start.

In-office in Denver or online via Telehealth. We accept Medicaid, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and Aetna, with self-pay rates from $100 to $310.

A supportive mental health session at Harvest

Trauma Therapy

We use tools like Internal Family Systems (IFS), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and art therapy to help clients process traumatic events and reframe past experiences, so the past stops running the present.

Anxiety & Depression

We help clients develop practical coping skills to manage anxiety and depression, keeping emotional states balanced rather than oscillating between extremes.

Family Therapy

We help families develop stronger relationships through techniques like effective listening and communication, supporting positive, lasting change at home.

Couples Therapy

We focus on rebuilding trust, improving communication, and restoring intimacy between partners, so you can build a healthier relationship together.

Support Groups

Harvest offers rotating support groups on a variety of topics, giving clients a space for peer support alongside individual care.

Navigating the Wilderness of Grief — Safe Haven

Navigating the Wilderness of Grief is an in-person support group offering a safe haven for individuals to move toward reconciliation and a new inner balance following the death of a loved one. This closed group is open to adults (18+) who wish to transform from passive witnesses of their pain into active participants in their own healing journey. Sessions are held in-person only on Wednesdays from 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM, running from July 29, 2026, through October 14, 2026. Details regarding our next wave and virtual offering options will be coming soon.

The Holiday Wilderness: Finding Your Way Through the Season of Loss

The holiday season can feel like a vast, disorienting wilderness when you are navigating the death of someone you love. To support you through this challenging transition, The Holiday Wilderness: Finding Your Way Through the Season of Loss is a supportive, virtual drop-in group open to any adult (18+) looking for a safe haven to share their thoughts and feelings. Meeting virtually on Zoom on Wednesdays from 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM (MST), the sessions run on November 4, 11, and 18, and December 2, 9, and 16. Our weekly circles provide space to learn gentle self-care strategies, navigate holiday expectations, and find meaningful ways to keep your loved one's memory alive. We invite you to join our compassionate community for any individual session or the entire six weeks as your schedule and energy allow.

Men’s Process Group

Most men were taught to handle things. Handle the grief, the rage, the shame, the fear of not measuring up. Handle it quietly, handle it alone, and don't let anyone see the cost. The Men's Process Group at Harvest is a place to put that down for ninety minutes a week, with other men learning to do the same.

This is not a lecture series, and it is not a support group in the loose sense. It is a process group: the material comes from your life, and the work happens in real time, with the group as witness and mirror. Some weeks we sit with one man's story for most of the session. Some weeks we move, breathe, or work with the body. Some weeks we leave the room entirely. What stays constant is the container: honest, confidential, and held by a facilitator who knows how to keep it safe.

This group meets on Tuesdays from 6-7:30pm, in person. Please contact us to acquire more information.

Intensive Outpatient (IOP)

Our Mental Health and Substance Use IOP programs offer a structured, higher level of care for clients who need more support than weekly therapy alone provides.

Harvest offers two distinct Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP) in Denver, CO, serving clients from Cherry Creek, Glendale, Washington Park, and across the Denver metro area: a Mental Health IOP and a Substance Use IOP. Both are a step up from weekly therapy and a step down from inpatient or residential care, for people who need more structure and support than a single weekly session provides, without stepping away from work, school, or home life.

Mental Health IOP is built for people managing anxiety, depression, trauma, or other conditions that have started to interfere with daily functioning, but who don't require 24-hour supervision. Substance Use IOP follows the same structured, multi-day group and individual format, with content specifically focused on recovery, relapse prevention, and the clinical and practical realities of substance use disorder.

Both programs run as scheduled, multi-hour group sessions several days a week, combined with individual check-ins, so clients get consistent clinical support while keeping their regular routine. We accept Medicaid, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and Aetna for IOP, with self-pay options available.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Mental Health IOP and Substance Use IOP?: Mental Health IOP focuses on conditions like anxiety, depression, and trauma that are disrupting daily life but don't require inpatient care. Substance Use IOP uses the same structured, multi-day group format but centers its content on recovery and relapse prevention for substance use disorder. Some clients benefit from elements of both, which Harvest's clinical team can help assess during intake.
How many hours a week is IOP?: IOP typically runs several hours a day, multiple days a week, combining group sessions with individual check-ins. Exact scheduling is set during intake based on clinical need and availability.
Does insurance cover IOP in Denver?: Harvest accepts Medicaid, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and Aetna for IOP, with self-pay rates also available. We can verify your specific benefits before your first session.
Is Harvest's IOP program near Cherry Creek?: Harvest Therapeutic Services is located at 1780 S. Bellaire St. in Denver, a short drive from Cherry Creek, and serves clients from Cherry Creek, Glendale, Washington Park, and the greater Denver metro area, both in-office and via Telehealth.

DUI Classes

Here at Harvest we understand that people make mistakes. If you find yourself in need of DUI classes in a non-judgmental space, we’re here for you. We specialize in mental health therapy, and we also have extensive experience working with Substance Use Disorder (SUD). We would be honored to help guide you through the process you have to navigate after getting a DUI/DWAI. Harvest offers both Level 1 and Level 2 (track A & B) classes, with virtual options available for clients who need flexibility.

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