Outpatient alcohol rehab is a type of alcohol addiction treatment program that allows individuals to receive therapy and support for their addiction while living at home or in a sober living environment. The program typically involves regular visits to a treatment center or clinic, where individuals attend therapy sessions, group counseling, and educational classes about addiction and recovery. Outpatient alcohol rehab programs vary in length and intensity, with some requiring daily or weekly attendance, while others may only require attendance once or twice a month. The goal of outpatient alcohol rehab is to help individuals achieve and maintain sobriety while allowing them to continue with their daily responsibilities, such as work or school.