Carrollton, TX Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers

It is not surprising that it is difficult to change your life drastically when you try to do it alone or at home. This is because at home, you are surrounded by the same stresses and influences that may have contributed to your drug use disorder. Residential treatment programs are valuable in that they provide a chance for people to leave their homes and enter a new, safe space. These programs require people to live on site, and thus offer 24/7 care. This is both helpful and reassuring for those who are experiencing a difficult time in their lives. These programs offer a blend of individual and group therapy, as well as other positive activities throughout the day.

Partial hospitalization programs, sometimes referred to as “intensive outpatient,” fill the gap between residential and outpatient programs. They offer a moderate level of care, and some may allow participants to live either on site or off site. Oftentimes, these programs teach people how to structure their lives after they leave residential programs. If you are able to live off site, it gives you more flexibility and freedom. But with that flexibility and freedom may come new challenges. That’s why a partial hospitalization program is important. It gives people a level of accountability that is necessary when making this big transition.

Outpatient programs are administered when people leave the center and begin living back at home. Even though people are no longer receiving around-the-clock care, outpatient programs still provide a high level of care and supervision. As people return to their regular lives, it’s more important than ever to remain steadfast in their original goals. These programs also allow people to resume their usual commitments, such as work and school. Furthermore, there is flexibility in scheduling, and outpatient programs typically last several months until they are deemed no longer necessary.

If you have returned to regular life and find yourself plagued with temptations to misuse alcohol or face negative influences, you can easily feel lost and confused. That’s why Alcoholics Anonymous plays such an important role in so many people’s lives. They are welcoming of anyone who would like to attend, and participation is voluntary. Hearing others’ journeys and struggles, as well as sharing your story, can be very healing. They offer a network of support that many have found to be extremely helpful.

Carrollton Rehabilitation Group
1039 N Interstate 35E
Carrollton, TX 75006

Nor’Kirk Presbyterian Church
3915 N Josey Ln.
Carrollton, TX 75007

AA Friendship Group
359 Lake Park Rd., Suite 129
Lewisville, TX 75057

As with anything else, there is no need to feel alone or lost if you struggle with narcotics misuse. Attending Narcotics Anonymous meetings helps people at all walks of life and all stages of their sobriety journey. People learn how to make amends with themselves and others they may have hurt, and the meetings also give people a place where they can feel accepted. There is a high level of confidentiality, and anyone is welcome to attend.

Carrollton Rehabilitation Group
1039 N Interstate 35E
Carrollton, TX 75006

Nor’Kirk Presbyterian Church
3915 N Josey Ln.
Carrollton, TX 75007

Friendship Group
359 Lake Park Rd., Suite 129
Lewisville, TX 75057

If AA or NA don’t resonate with you, you could look into SMART Recovery meetings instead. This is not a 12-step program, but rather helps people with its four points. The four points include motivation, coping, managing behaviors and living a balanced life. They give people the tools they need to succeed in the real world effectively and self-efficiently.

Horizon Unitarian Universalist Church
1641 West Hebron Pkwy.
Carrollton, Texas 75010

Grace Counseling Center
105 Kathryn Dr.
Lewisville, Texas 75067

Methodist Richardson Center for Continuing Care
401 West Campbell Rd.
Richardson, Texas 75080

Al-Anon and Nar-Anon are geared towards friends and family members of those with substance use disorders. It can be difficult to understand how to help someone who misuses drugs, and it may also be challenging to find people to relate. Al-Anon and Nar-Anon meetings give people a safe place to find support and relief.

Al-Anon
Carrollton AFG
1039 North I-35E, Suite 303
Carrollton, TX 75006

Nar-Anon
Disciples Christian Church
2001 Independence Pkwy.
Plano, Texas 75075