Trusted Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) in Bozeman, MT
Bozeman’s Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) supports individuals navigating recovery in one of Montana’s most active, outdoors-driven communities. Whether you’re balancing MSU coursework, a demanding job, a seasonal schedule, or the rhythms of hunting and fishing culture, our IOP provides structured, evidence-based care that fits naturally into the Gallatin Valley lifestyle. Clients receive grounded, practical support designed for people who split their time between work, the mountains, and Montana’s outdoor traditions.
IOP Services for the Bozeman Community
Bozeman’s Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) supports individuals navigating recovery in one of Montana’s most active, fast-growing communities. Whether balancing university life, professional demands, or major transitions, clients receive structured therapy that fits naturally into the Gallatin Valley’s lifestyle and pace.
We serve:
- Working professionals managing stress, career expectations, and family responsibilities.
- Montana State University students maintaining academics while working on emotional wellness.
- Parents and caregivers balancing recovery with childcare and family routines.
- Individuals in early recovery seeking structure, accountability, and emotional support.
- Active residents whose work follows seasonal or outdoor rhythms.
- Community members navigating recovery while immersed in Montana’s hunting, fishing, and outdoor culture.
Trailhead Counseling & Recovery Center offers accessible, evidence-based care shaped around how Bozeman residents actually live - active, seasonal, and deeply connected to the outdoors.

What Is an Intensive Outpatient Program?
An Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is a structured therapeutic program offering multiple weekly sessions, typically including 9–12 hours of group therapy plus weekly individual therapy. Clients receive clinical support while maintaining work, school, or family responsibilities.
The Trailhead Bozeman IOP emphasizes long-term, sustainable recovery by combining practical skill-building, emotional support, relapse-prevention planning, and holistic practices in a flexible and supportive setting.
Challenges IOP Helps Address
- Cravings and difficulty maintaining sobriety
- Emotional instability in early recovery
- Disrupted routines or lack of structure
- Anxiety, depression, trauma symptoms
- Strained family dynamics
- Stressors increasing relapse risk
The Local Recovery Ecosystem in Bozeman
Bozeman offers a widely connected recovery ecosystem shaped by university influences, local wellness culture, and tightly bonded peer networks. Clients benefit from:
- Recovery groups meeting across the Gallatin Valley
- Student-centered support communities
- Mental health partnerships near MSU and downtown
- Outdoor-based resilience practices around the Bridgers, Hyalite, and Gallatin Range
- Support for residents whose lifestyles are tied to hunting, fishing, forestry, ranching, or seasonal field work
This ecosystem encourages accountability while helping clients build routines aligned with Bozeman’s fast-growing, outdoor-centric environment.

How to Enroll in the Program
Starting your recovery in our Bozeman IOP is easy. Call Trailhead to schedule your intake, complete your assessment, and choose a group schedule that fits work, school, or active Gallatin Valley lifestyles. Call (406) 404-6343 or submit our secure online form to begin.
Key Benefits of Outpatient Treatment
Clients in the Bozeman IOP experience key benefits that support active, fast-paced Gallatin Valley lifestyles:

Small, Private Group Programming
Groups of 8–10 clients foster comfort and trust.

High Therapist-to-Client Ratio
4:1 ratio ensures personalized treatment.

Holistic Recovery Approach
Mindfulness, movement, and mental health integration.

Community Support in Recovery
Peer connection strengthens accountability.
Flexible Scheduling for Bozeman Lifestyles
Designed for students, professionals, and outdoor-focused work hours.
Evidence-Based Treatment Modalities
Trailhead’s Bozeman IOP integrates evidence-based therapies designed for the pace, pressures, and active lifestyle of the Gallatin Valley community.
- CBT for High-Performance Stress
- DBT Emotional Regulation Training
- EMDR for Trauma & Performance Blocks
- Values-Based Behavioral Planning
- Group Processing for Connection
- Mindfulness & Somatic Practices
- Relapse-Prevention & Skills Coaching
This blend supports Bozeman residents seeking structure without stepping away from their demanding schedules.
How to Begin the Bozeman IOP Program
Step-by-Step Process:
01. Call to schedule your first appointment.
02. Complete basic info + consent.
03. Clinical assessment with a licensed counselor.
04. Orientation + group session scheduling.

Meet Our Bozeman Care Team
Bozeman’s care team supports a vibrant and fast-growing community of students, professionals, families, and outdoor-driven residents. Our clinicians specialize in trauma-informed care, addiction recovery, emotional regulation, and group-based therapy - working closely with clients navigating academic pressures, workplace stress, or life transitions common in the Gallatin Valley.
Bozeman Team Values:
- Respectful, collaborative, and evidence-based care.
- Cultural awareness of Bozeman’s university and mountain lifestyles.
- Privacy, professionalism, and emotional safety.
- Compassionate guidance tailored to active, high-demand routines.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I attend the Bozeman IOP while enrolled at Montana State University?
Yes. Many clients are MSU students balancing academic schedules. Flexible group times support those managing school, internships, or campus life.
Is the program appropriate for young professionals or people with demanding work schedules?
Yes. The Bozeman team helps clients manage treatment around full-time work, entrepreneurship, or rotating shifts.
How is the Bozeman IOP different from weekly therapy?
IOP provides multiple weekly sessions - group, individual, and relapse-prevention - offering more structure and accountability than standard outpatient care.
Does the Bozeman program offer trauma-informed approaches?
Yes. Clinicians use evidence-based modalities that support clients navigating stress, transitions, trauma, and lifestyle pressure.
What happens if I travel often for work or outdoor trips?
The Bozeman team helps clients plan ahead and maintain continuity where possible. Consistency is encouraged, but scheduling flexibility supports active lifestyles.
Other Services Offered in the Bozeman Area
Find Trailhead Counseling & Recovery Center – Bozeman
Address: 205 Haggerty Ln, Bozeman, MT 59715
Phone: +1 406-404-6343
Email:
info@trailheadmt.com
Hours: By appointment
Serving: Bozeman, Belgrade, Livingston, Manhattan, and the Gallatin Valley through telehealth assessments, online counseling, remote IOP access, and in-person services via our Whitefish center. Our team can also help connect you with trusted local providers when needed.