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Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Mission, TX

If you’re looking to help yourself or someone you love struggling with drug or alcohol addiction in Mission, TX, Rehabs.com offers access to comprehensive online database of inpatient programs, as well as a host of other options. We can help you find addiction care programs for a variety of addictions. Search for a perfect rehabilitation program in Mission now, and take off on the path to a better life.

Treatment Centers near Mission, TX

Guardian Recovery - Dallas Addiction Center
Guardian Recovery - Dallas Addiction Center
Guardian Recovery - Dallas Addiction Center
Guardian Recovery - Dallas Addiction Center
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Guardian Recovery Dallas helps clients rediscover themselves in a supportive environment offering medical detox and residential treatment that is about far more than just treating drug addiction. They incorporate medication-assisted treatment, 12-Step programming, therapy and aftercare to improve long-term recovery outcomes.
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All Treatment Centers near Mission, TX

A Vision For You Help Center
900 S Veterans Blvd Edinburg, TX 78539
- 13 Miles Away
5.0
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Behavioral Health Solutions of South Texas
5510 North Cage Boulevard Pharr, TX 78577
- 14 Miles Away
El Dorado Texas Community Center
5510 North Cage Boulevard Pharr, TX 78577
- 14 Miles Away
Behavioral Health Solutions of South Texas
5510 North Cage Boulevard Pharr, TX 78577
- 14 Miles Away
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Information About Rehab in Mission

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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Texas

Serenity House Detox

Serenity House is an amazing environment focused on positive support to encourage long term recovery.

- John M
5 out of 5
Houston, TX

Starlite Recovery Center

Meetings,medical, one on one counciling, very attentiveSecluded, passes to townIt is a well known facility that is deep in the hill country of texas with acres of trees n trails very tranquil. Trememendous medical n counciling staff that cares about your sobriety

- Anonymous
4.3 out of 5
Center Point, TX

Infinite Recovery

The level of understanding this facility offers for drug addiction and alcoholism is truly amazing. Pairing the 12 steps and clinical approach and offering a continuum of care is crucial for a successful recovery.

- AB
5 out of 5
Austin, TX

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Researching Mission (TX) Rehabilitation Clinics Located near the US-Mexico border in South Texas, the city of Mission is predominantly Hispanic. Most men work in construction, while the majority of women are employed in education and health care. Rates of alcoholism among Hispanics are generally no different than those found across the board, and in the case of Hispanic women, they are actually lower. On the other hand, those occupations in which many people of Mission engage - primary construction and health care - tend to have higher rates of alcoholism and drug abuse.

Most people do not turn to drugs and alcohol in order to deal with job pressures, but for those who have gone down this road, help is only a phone call away.

Things to Discuss Before Enrolling in Rehabilitation

The first thing to ask yourself is, "Am I ready?" Most people do not seek treatment for one of two reasons: either they do not believe they have a problem, or they are not ready to give up their addictive behavior. Unless you are under a court order, nobody can force you into a rehabilitation program.

As you start to see how addiction has affected every area of your life negatively, you may be ready to take the first step in the direction of recovery.
Another Reason for Not Seeking Treatment

Many people who have found themselves addicted to drugs or alcohol avoid getting help because of shame and embarrassment. It is true that society can be very judgmental; however, this is hardly justified. There is a general consensus in the medical community that substance abuse is a disease - and should be treated as such.