Update to this story.

Los Angeles (CNN) — San Diego Mayor Bob Filner, facing a growing tide of sexual harassment allegations, has completed two-week intensive behavior therapy and will begin outpatient treatment, according to his lawyer.

In a statement, attorney James Payne said Filner began treatment on July 29, a week earlier than the mayor previously told reporters he would start. Filner was to complete that phase of treatment Saturday, Payne said.

Friday, the city attorney released a statement saying Filner left treatment a week earlier than Filner said he would.

In his statement, Payne said Filner would take some personal time next week and would not be available for comment.

It is unclear when Filner will return to work.

An increasing number of women were coming forward at the time to report that Filner inappropriately touched them, prompting his chief of staff to resign and fellow Democrats to call for Filner to step down.