Center for Recovering Families at The Council on Recovery

Dedicated to helping individuals and families overcome addiction, Center for Recovering Families at The Council on Recovery stands as a trusted resource for comprehensive substance abuse treatment in Texas. Located in a supportive community environment, this facility recognizes that recovery is deeply personal and requires compassionate, individualized care. By combining evidence-based treatment methods with a strong emphasis on family healing, the center has established itself as a cornerstone of Texas addiction treatment for those seeking meaningful, lasting change.

The facility offers flexible levels of care designed to meet each person's unique needs, including outpatient services, intensive outpatient programs (IOP), virtual and in-home care options, and specialized co-occurring mental health treatment. Their personalized approach addresses a wide range of substances—from benzodiazepines and prescription drugs to heroin, cocaine, and synthetic drugs—while simultaneously treating underlying conditions like depression, anxiety, and stress. Center for Recovering Families serves clients across the lifespan, from children and teens through older adults, including specialized support for pregnant and postpartum women. Their treatment philosophy weaves together individual private therapy, group counseling, family therapy, holistic practices like yoga and meditation, and proven relapse prevention strategies to create well-rounded recovery pathways.

Recognizing that recovery extends beyond treatment completion, the center provides robust aftercare planning including relapse prevention counseling, professional reentry support, ongoing drug screening, and on-site support meetings. Accredited by the state department of health, Center for Recovering Families works with most insurance plans, making quality addiction treatment more accessible to the families and individuals who need it most. Their commitment to family involvement throughout the recovery process sets them apart, ensuring that loved ones understand addiction and become part of the healing journey rather than remaining on the sidelines.