Outpatient Addiction Treatment Personalized to Your Needs
Treatment for you in Reston/Herndon, Virginia.

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Our Intensive Outpatient Program is a 16-week program with the first 6-8 weeks recommended for individuals with mild-to-moderate symptoms who can manage their own schedules along with family, school and/or employment obligations. After 6 - 8 weeks this time you will step down to our Outpatient Program (OP) level of care.

Outpatient Program (OP)
Our Outpatient (OP) program is designed to support your ongoing recovery by providing the tools necessary to maintain abstinence from drugs and/or alcohol. Groups meet twice a week for 1.5 hours and the program lasts from 8-12 weeks based on attendance and other factors.

Continuing Care Program (CCP)
Our Continuing Care Program (CCP) is a group that meets once a week for 1.5 hours. This group starts when you successfully complete either our IOP or OP program and is designed to keep you connected to our community and maintain a level of accountability.
The Aquila Recovery Difference
Aquila’s outpatient rehab & treatment center brings a fresh, personalized and evidence-based recovery journeys to individuals experiencing alcohol, substance or drug problems in Northern Virginia.
We improve outcomes by:
- Creating individual wellness plants for every patient we treat
- Reaching people early in difficulty with addicting substances.
- Engaging clients in non-confrontational therapies that assist them in writing and following their personal wellness plans.
- Providing long-term support for restoring life in the family and community.
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Not sure where to start? Let us help you
Speak to one of our addiction treatment counselors to get help for yourself or a loved one.

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