Northpoint Omaha

Northpoint provides comprehensive addiction treatment with several residential and outpatient programs throughout Nebraska, Colorado, Idaho, and Washington. Their Omaha outpatient location offers flexible yet effective care with a partial hospitalization program (PHP) and intensive outpatient program (IOP), for adult men and women struggling with substance use or addiction with co-occurring mental health
Treatment at Northpoint offers a personalized experience, blending a diverse variety of evidence-based methods and psychiatric care with individual, group, and family therapy sessions. They specialize in several forms of cognitive behavioral therapies (CBT), designed to address the root causes of substance abuse and identify any underlying mental health disorders, promoting coping mechanisms and mindfulness. Their programs place an emphasis on family involvement, providing family members with a deeper understanding of their loved one’s addiction through family counseling sessions and psychoeducation groups.
Clients attending outpatient treatment at Northpoint have access to flexible treatment schedules to fit their unique needs. Ideal for patients experiencing moderate levels of addiction, their bespoke treatment model provides 10-30 hours of care per week, with day time and evening options available, in a setting that fosters peer connections. Dedicated and experienced staff work diligently alongside clients and their families to provide high-quality, personalized treatment in a tranquil, healing setting, with a coordinated approach to care for each individual.
Upon completion of a Northpoint program, clients have access to an extensive and robust aftercare and alumni program, providing ongoing support and therapeutic services. Aftercare may include relapse prevention counseling, ongoing therapy sessions, follow-up medical care and check-ins, further life skills development and addiction education, accountability measures, and access to a sober community through a diverse and active alumni network.