Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Nacogdoches, TX
If you’re looking to help yourself or someone you love struggling with a drinking problem or addiction to drugs in Nacogdoches, TX, Rehabs.com supplies sizable Internet database of inpatient facilities, as well as a wealth of other alternatives. We can assist you in discovering addiction treatment facilities for a variety of addictions. Search for a high-quality rehabilitation facility in Nacogdoches now, and get started on the road to recovery.
Treatment Centers near Nacogdoches, TX
All Treatment Centers near Nacogdoches, TX
Rehabs.com is owned and operated by American Addiction Centers (AAC). AAC is a leading rehabilitation provider, offering all levels of care from detox to sober living, including 9 inpatient facilities nationwide.
- Houston Rehabs
- Dallas Rehabs
- Austin Rehabs
- San Antonio Rehabs
- Fort Worth Rehabs
- El Paso Rehabs
- Lubbock Rehabs
- Laredo Rehabs
- Amarillo Rehabs
- Arlington Rehabs
Information About Rehab in Nacogdoches
Latest Reviews
Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Texas
Symetria — Houston Outpatient Rehab
Symetria offers counseling and other services, the staff truly cares about your recovery, you are seen in a timely manner
The Meadows Texas
Sunspire was my 2nd treatment center to attend. The first treatment I went because my family saw an issue and my life was in turmoil, so I went. But that is the key if you are not ready and refuse to realize you have a problem the treatment will not work! I will say comparing the two treatment centers, Sunspire has 100% interest in treating the patient not money driven as some have said in their reviews! The small patient capacity 40 beds is what makes this facility work. The staff have more one on one opportunities to work through problems and give their experiences/advice. My other treatment center had over 200 patients (talking about being a # and collecting money that facility was about the money) The medical staff is available 24/7 and during detox your room is close to their office and they will make sure you are comfortable and taken care of during this time. It is a 12 step based program, which I will say I was not happy at first. My therapist asked me to give it a chance gave me some books to read, talked with me about deep issues I didn't realize that were still bothering me, and encouraged me to follow my faith base I grew up with. If it wasn't for her, I would not be where I am today! My faith in God is stronger than it has ever been, and I thank this facility/staff for helping me find it again! She gave me the best advice to follow after treatment and those rules are still written on my mirror after 7 months of sobriety! 5 rules to follow each day (Don’t drink, attend meetings, speak with other alcoholics, pray/meditate, sponsor)! There is family counseling and a family weekend for them to attend. The weekend gives them information on what to expect when we come home, what possible triggers we could have, also what support groups the family can attend. So, I don’t understand when families say they had no involvement with treatment! I am guessing your loved one decided not to include you on these sessions!!! Nutrition and food is great, you see a dietitian and if you have special diet needs they will go out of their way to accommodate. I need protein because of gastric bypass and they went out of their way and retrieved my protein powder and made the shakes whenever I requested them. There is a gym that has great trainers that take the time to assess you and what your goals are while staying at the facility. The equipment is up to date and the staff are there for questions with knowledge and experience. Yes there is a set schedule with classes, gym, pool, chapel, 12 step meetings (also outside the facility meetings), therapy, family therapy, and relaxation time. The reason for an intense schedule is to get the patient back to a routine, which we all know our routine before treatment was around our alcohol/drug of choice at the time. This helps the patient be ready for discharge, although at the time you feel like a child but there is a reason behind their rules/regulations of the facility. Since I mentioned discharge I will say they got out of their way to make sure you have the follow up after leaving and make sure you have the support for out patient treatment. The aftercare is there for the patient, its setup and available. We just have to use the information and follow up! Jena the alumni coordinator is always in contact and checking on me! She gives encouragement/support when needed! I can’t say enough about this program/staff! This program changed my life, my family, and my future for the better! What you put in during your treatment stay is what you leave with!! The staff is there for 100% support always you just have to open your mind to change!
More Info
Many programs specialize in dual diagnosis treatment, ensuring both issues are effectively addressed.
Women and Alcohol AbuseA woman's life circumstances can play a pivotal role in determining whether she will be vulnerable to alcohol addiction. According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, some of the factors that influence a woman's likelihood of abusing alcohol include:
- Family history of alcoholism
- A life partner who engages in alcohol abuse
- Past episodes of depression
- Sexual or physical abuse during childhood
In spite of the effects of drugs in a person's life, every now and then a memory of how they used to be versus how they are now may come to mind. Deciding to get the help you need is a hard process and often requires encouragement and support from family and friends.
Treatment centers can pick up where your family and friends leave off by providing the support and professional treatment needed to help you live a drug-free existence.