Programs & Services

Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP) follow a structured schedule and routine that provides skill-building interventions to support recovery. IOP is a 9-19 hour a week group program that utilizes evidence-based practices. Through the group leader’s and peers’ support, IOP provides a safe space to understand behaviors and learn ways to support long-term recovery. The goals of IOP are to prevent the need for higher, more intense levels of care, provide a safe and supportive therapeutic environment to learn skills that will support long-term recovery, gain perspective on past life patterns that resulted in the need for treatment, find a sense of community among their peers, and prepare participants to better integrate into the broader community.

IOP participants are required to participate in a minimum of three, 3-hour sessions per week. Participants have freedom of their schedule outside of this requirement, allowing the opportunity to work, attend to family responsibilities, and participate in self-care and leisure activities.

At BLR, we are able to offer IOP services that include housing for clients. Clients can also participate in IOP while living in their own local housing. Mended Women can offer housing on a limited basis, as well as IOP services for clients living in their own local housing.

IOP Application

Fairview Housing Recovery Programs proudly provides Peer Recovery Support Services delivered by Certified and Registered Peer Recovery Specialists across all levels of care. Our Peer Specialists are trained and credentialed professionals who draw from their own lived experience across diverse recovery pathways, allowing them to connect with participants through empathy, understanding, and hope.

Peer Recovery Specialists focus on empowering individuals to build resilience, strengthen coping skills, and develop effective recovery strategies. Through compassionate, person-centered care, peers help participants identify goals, navigate resources, and maintain motivation throughout their entire recovery journey.

Peer Recovery Support Services work seamlessly in collaboration with our clinical programs to help identify and strengthen each individual’s potential for growth, wellness, and long-term stability. Our PRS staff helps prove that recovery is possible when built through resilience, connection, and shared experience.

Our recovery-centered supervised living programs serve people ready to reclaim their lives from the substance abuse, trauma, and life challenges that are preventing them from finding healing and wholeness.

Male and Female programs based on Transitional Housing. Affordable housing options are also available.

Located at 212 N. Roan Street in beautiful, bustling and revitalized downtown Johnson City, the Manna House Thrift Store is a microenterprise program of Fairview Housing providing employment and training to Manna House program participants and affiliates who operate a thriving retail location filled with home goods, clothing, furniture, artwork, antiques, and rare and affordable finds.