What We Do
More Support. More Structure. A Stronger Way Forward.
New Leaf provides counseling and Intensive Outpatient Program services designed to help adults improve their mental health, strengthen recovery, and create lasting change.
Our clinical services combine individual attention, structured groups, practical coping tools, and personalized treatment planning.
For eligible clients experiencing housing instability, separate housing-stabilization support may also be available after screening and approval.
Intensive Outpatient Program
Get the Support You Need Without Putting Your Life on Hold
Our Intensive Outpatient Program provides more structure and support than traditional weekly counseling while allowing clients to continue living in the community.
IOP may be appropriate for adults who need help managing mental-health or substance-use concerns but do not require inpatient treatment.
Participation is based on a comprehensive clinical assessment, medical necessity, program eligibility, and any required authorization.
SERVICES INCLUDE
IOP and Clinical Services May Include:
- Comprehensive clinical assessments
- Individual counseling
- Group counseling
- Individualized treatment planning
- Mental-health education
- Recovery and relapse-prevention skills
- Emotional-regulation strategies
- Healthy relationship and communication skills
- Coping and problem-solving tools
- Regular progress reviews
Our goal is to help each client better understand their challenges, recognize their strengths, and develop tools that support progress outside of treatment.
Individual & Group Counseling
Let’s Talk, Learn and Grow
Counseling gives clients a safe and supportive space to work through challenges, identify patterns, build healthier coping skills, and create realistic goals.
Our counseling services may focus on:
- Anxiety and stress management
- Depression and emotional wellness
- Trauma and difficult life experiences
- Substance-use recovery
- Relapse prevention
- Anger and emotional regulation
- Healthy relationships and boundaries
- Communication skills
- Grief and major life changes
- Motivation and personal growth
Treatment is individualized because every person’s needs, experiences, and goals are different.
Housing Stabilization Support
An Additional Path for Clients Who Need It
Counseling and IOP are New Leaf’s primary services. Housing is an additional support that may be available to eligible clients experiencing homelessness or housing instability.
Clients requesting housing assistance must complete a separate housing screening and receive written approval.
Approved participants may receive temporary hotel placement while working toward:
- Consistent treatment participation
- Employment, disability benefits, or another approved income source
- Budgeting and required savings
- Housing-readiness skills
- Independent-living goals
- Long-term housing stability
Housing is limited, participation-based, separately funded, and not guaranteed.
Medicaid does not pay for hotel rooms, rent, deposits, utilities, or other housing expenses.
How Our Program Works
Your Next Step Starts With a Conversation
Our process is designed to make getting started easier:
- Complete an intake application
Tell us about your needs, concerns, and the type of help you are seeking. - Complete a clinical assessment
A qualified team member will assess your symptoms, treatment needs, strengths, and goals. - Receive your recommended level of care
Based on the assessment, you may be recommended for individual counseling, group counseling, IOP, or another appropriate service. - Create your treatment plan
You and your clinical team will identify your goals and create a plan for making measurable progress. - Begin services
Attend scheduled appointments, participate actively, and practice new skills in your everyday life. - Request housing screening if needed
Clients experiencing housing instability may request a separate screening for available housing support.
Clinical treatment and housing sponsorship are reviewed and approved separately.
