State of Texas Addiction Treatment Resources

Texas Substance Abuse Treatment Hotline

The Texas Addiction Hotline serves as a pillar for individuals grappling with substance abuse, alcoholism, and drug addiction across the Lone Star State. Staffed by trained professionals, the hotline offers confidential support, guidance, and resources to those in need of assistance in navigating the complexities of addiction. Whether individuals seek information about treatment options, intervention strategies, or local support groups, by calling (888) 626-0075 the Texas Addiction Hotline provides a compassionate and nonjudgmental space for individuals and their loved ones to access the help they require. With a focus on promoting recovery and wellness, the helpline serves as a vital conduit for connecting individuals with tailored alcohol and drug treatment services, ultimately fostering healthier communities throughout Texas. If this is a medical emergency, call, 911

Drug & Alcohol Recovery Resources State of Texas

Texas Health & Human Services Adult Substance Use Services

Texas Health & Human Services Adult Substance Use Services. Substance use disorders affect people from all backgrounds and all age groups. Substance use disorders occur when there is recurrent use of a substance that affects a person’s daily life. Substance use services offer person-centered coordinated care for the best possible outcome. The array of substance use services encourages people to seek recovery alongside prevention, intervention, and treatment services. Texas Health & Human Services Adult Substance Use Services include: Withdrawal management services, Intensive and supportive residential treatment, Outpatient treatment, Medication assisted treatment, Co-occurring psychiatric and substance use disorders treatment services, and Specialized female treatment services for pregnant women and women with dependent children.

Texas Health & Human Adult Substance Use Residential Treatment

Texas Health & Human Adult Substance Use Residential Treatment. Residential treatment services for substance use disorders are provided in licensed facilities where people stay for a short period of time. Treatment includes counseling, case management, education, and recovery skills training. There are two types of substance use residential treatment services: Supportive residential treatment, Provides at least six hours of treatment services per week at a licensed treatment center. Persons in this level of treatment often seek employment or job training while staying in a safe and supportive place. Intensive residential treatment, Provides at least 30 hours of treatment services per week at a licensed treatment center. Persons in this level of treatment develop the skills to start and continue their recovery process.

Texas Health & Human Services Find Your Local Mental Health Facilities

Texas Health & Human Services Find Your Local Mental Health Facilities. Texas Health and Human Services contracts with 37 local mental health authorities and two local behavioral health authorities to deliver mental health services in communities across Texas. HHSC requires each LMHA and LBHA to evaluate the mental health needs of communities in their area and plan, develop policy, coordinate services and use resources to address those needs.

Texas Al-Anon and Alateen

Texas Al-Anon and Alateen. This is the Texas Al-Anon and Alateen Website. What are Al-Anon and Alateen?Al-Anon is a fellowship of people who have been affected by the alcohol abuse of a loved one. We meet regularly in small groups to absorb the strength and hope of others who have lived with alcoholism. We learn from the experience of others who have lived in similar situations. Alateen meetings are the same as Al-Anon meetings except that Alateen is restricted to people under age 20 who live, or have lived, with someone who abuses alcohol. Alateen meetings include one or two Al-Anon sponsors.

Texas Education Agency Mental Health Addiction Prevention

Texas Education Agency Mental Health Addiction Prevention. Welcome to the Texas School Mental Health and Behavioral Health Website. TEA developed these web pages to provide information to help schools to support students’ mental and behavioral health. Outside of the student’s home, schools are the most likely place where mental health concerns will be detected. Fortunately, the earlier mental health concerns are detected and addressed, the more likely a student is to avoid the onset and/or progression of mental illness. Many times, signs of deteriorating mental health are noticeable well before a mental illness emerges.

Texans For Safe And Drug For Youth

Texans For Safe And Drug For Youth. We are committed to creating healthier and safer communities where youth alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use have no place. Texans for Safe and Drug-Free Youth is made up of a passionate team that is dedicated to creating healthier, safer communities in which youth alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use have no place.

Recovery People Statewide Addiction Recovery Network of Texas

RecoveryPeople is the statewide recovery network of Texas — a nonprofit that engages, educates and empowers the recovery community to make a difference for others affected by substance use and/or related mental health challenges. In response to support gaps, service barriers and stigma, members of the recovery community have found purpose as changemakers (e.g., advocates, workers and entrepreneurs) for well over a century. Together with the recovery community and allied organizations, RecoveryPeople cultivates ecosystems of recovery and drives systems-level change.