Patients are closely supervised during the detox process by nurses and physicians on the medical staff who are experienced in drug, alcohol and opiate addiction. Texas Health Behavioral Health is part of one of the largest health systems in North Texas, putting years of experience and evidence-based treatment behind individualized treatment plans. 

The detox process varies from person to person, so all patients go through the process at a pace appropriate for them in a carefully controlled and supportive environment.

Residential treatment for drug or alcohol addiction is offered through Texas Health Recovery & Wellness Center, a dedicated facility with programs built around patients’ specific needs. With a focus on quality, compassionate care the physicians on the medical staff, nurses, and licensed addiction professionals at Texas Health Recovery and Wellness Center are committed to providing each guest with personalized treatment. We believe this customized approach, coupled with evidence-based practices, are designed to provide our guests with the best outcomes.

Our center was created with patients at the center of our care – from our dedicated care to our custom-built facility; to our chefs, personal trainers and yogis; to our support groups and therapies; there are opportunities for healing in the manner that speaks to you around every corner.

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The Intensive Outpatient (IOP) program offered by Texas Health allows a patient who is recovering from a mental illness to continue their recovery in a structured, supportive environment. Through group and individual sessions, patients learn the tools they need to build on foundational mental health skills and learn to face the triggers and stressors of everyday life.

Families are also included in the process in individual and multi-family programs to learn how to best support the patient through his or her recovery. IOP programs are offered for adolescents, men and women who live with depression, anxiety, substance abuse or other mental health issues.