Explore the top transitional living programs for young adults at OPI. Our therapy and life skills approach helps young adults thrive in independent living.

At OPI we work with all genders, ages 17-28, who deal with mental health challenges which stop them from seeing their true potential and path to independence. With varying levels of care and staffing, we have the ability to specialize and handle complex diagnoses.

Sep 27, 2016 · Overcome failure to launch syndrome with OPI's specialized programs for young adults. Gain the skills and support needed to successfully transition to independence.

Some OPI participants need to hone their life skills abilities in order to move forward and live balanced and functional lives. As with all of our departments, our approach to Life Skills Training is highly correlated to the participant’s individual needs.

OPI's Short-term Residential Program is a personalized, 24/7 transitional living experience for young adults aged 18-28 who are dealing with mental health challenges and seeking to realize their full potential.

Learn about the OPI standard of care for addiction treatment. Our evidence-based approach ensures comprehensive and effective recovery for individuals seeking help.

OPI Residential has on average between 25 to 30 young men and women. OPI Outpatient can accommodate additional participants for a total average of 40 to 45 young adults in the OPI Program.

OPI is suitable for young adults who want to find direction and meaning in their lives and are: Willing to commit to finding a sense of balance in their lives and their place as a responsible member of society. Want to make a single, seamless transition into a metropolitan area.

Learn about the significance of family involvement at OPI. Discover how we engage families in the treatment process for better outcomes.

For over a decade, people ages 17-28 have turned to the Optimum Performance Institute (OPI) to help them understand what has been holding them back—what keeps them from finding the emotional stability, balance and direction they seek in order to become independent.