In the armed forces and struggling with alcohol addiction? Here’s how the Addiction Resource Center’s intensive outpatient programs (IOPs) can help you.
Serving in the military is demanding. It takes strength, discipline, and resilience. But the pressures of military life can sometimes weigh heavy on a person's shoulders, and for some, it can lead to turning to alcohol or substances as a way to cope.
If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve realized that alcohol may no longer be your ally. Maybe it’s starting to interfere with your duties, your health, or your relationships. And if you’ve tried to quit on your own, you know it’s not as easy as it sounds. But you’re not alone. There’s support, and there’s a way forward.
The Addiction Resource Center (ARC) is here to offer you a way out with their Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs)—specially designed for active-duty military personnel. If you have TRICARE insurance, you can access these life-changing services and start your journey toward recovery, while still fulfilling your important role in the military.
Military life is stressful, and the unique challenges you face can sometimes feel overwhelming. It’s easy to slip into unhealthy coping mechanisms. But there’s hope. ARC’s evidence-based therapies and programs are designed to help military members like you who are dealing with alcohol dependence or addiction—without taking you away from your responsibilities. Their program allows you to receive the help you need while maintaining your commitment to your mission.
As an active-duty service member, you’ve probably learned how to push through tough situations. But addiction isn’t something you should have to face alone. ARC’s qualified team of physicians and therapists is here to support you with individual therapy, group sessions, and evidence-based treatments tailored specifically to your needs. Whether it’s learning how to manage stress, coping with triggers, or developing healthier habits, ARC provides the tools that are essential for long-term recovery.
The Addiction Resource Center understands the unique challenges you face as a service member. This isn’t just about traditional treatment—it’s about helping you navigate recovery while staying connected to your service. You don’t have to choose between recovery and duty. ARC’s Intensive Outpatient Programs provide flexibility, so you can continue serving while working toward sobriety.
The IOPs at ARC also offer practical solutions that can be adapted to your busy schedule. With TRICARE insurance, these programs are made accessible to military personnel, ensuring that financial barriers aren’t a concern when it comes to getting the help you deserve.
Whether you need individual counseling to explore the root causes of your addiction, group therapy for support and shared experiences, or relapse prevention techniques, ARC is dedicated to helping you stay on track.
At ARC, you’ll find a supportive environment where your needs come first. The IOPs include everything from emotional regulation and stress management to relapse prevention strategies. With flexible scheduling and personalized care, ARC ensures that you can maintain your military responsibilities while working toward long-term recovery.
You’ll also have access to aftercare services that continue to support your healing even after the program ends. You don’t have to worry about navigating recovery alone. ARC provides the ongoing guidance you need to stay sober and to thrive, both in your personal life and in your role in the military.
If you’ve been struggling with alcohol dependence or addiction and need a solution that works with your life, the Addiction Resource Center is here to support you. The Intensive Outpatient Program is designed for active-duty service members who want to overcome alcohol addiction and return to the full potential of their role in the military.
For more information on how to get started with ARC’s IOP or to learn more about how TRICARE insurance can support your recovery, visit https://sayarc.com or call (530) 593-1098.
You don’t have to face this battle alone. It’s time to take control of your life again.
