Port Arthur, TX Alcohol Rehab Centers
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The Ranch at Dove Tree
Great program, involved staff, collegiate program that involves clients in community and university
Arise Recovery Centers - Fort Worth
This is a beautiful facility with exceptional staff. All of them were extremely knowledgeable. They really care about you as a person and your well being. I highly recommend Arise Recovery Centers!
Greenhouse Outpatient Treatment Center
Overall it's a good outpatient program with intensive therapy groups daily and a nice place to stay in sober living while doing your outpatient program. The food at resolutions is very good and the rooms are nice, new and clean with mini-fridges, tv's and plenty of space with maid service. The pool is also beautiful and is a nice way to relax after a long week of class. The only ding I have is regarding the individual therapy - I haven't gotten very much out of the individual sessions (it may just be my individual therapist) the group sessions/classes are beneficial and they teach about a broad range of topics including healthy relationships, mindfulness, meditation, co-occurring disorders and communication. One thing to note, you are not allowed to get a pass (leave the facility) until you are in treatment for 14 business days and no visitors are allowed to come into the facility.