Lewisville, TX Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers

Some people have an easier time working through their substance abuse recovery when they take a break from their normal world. Without the stresses of daily living and the easy access to drugs or alcohol, they can focus on learning strategies to make better choices. You’re an inpatient when you choose a residential program. Your basic needs are satisfied, so you don’t have to concern yourself with how you will cook or clean for yourself or anyone else. You’re assigned a team of experts who assess your progress and encourage you every step of the way. Through components including individual and group therapy, art and creative activities and medical support and rest, you can advance quickly along your road to recovery.

You may be uncomfortable at the thought of sleeping in a strange bed. You may need to help care for pets or dependents at night. It’s possible to attend daytime recovery treatment while returning to your safe house, apartment or family home each night. In a partial hospitalization program, you receive the same medical therapy, group therapy and counseling support as residential-treatment patients. You spend a good deal of time at the facility working through the different facets of your treatment plan. You’re expected to be honest and refrain from contacting or associating with people who abuse drugs or alcohol.

If you’re battling substance abuse while holding down a powerful job or studying for a post-graduate degree, you should know that you’re not alone. Many high-profile people find themselves misusing alcohol and drugs. If your responsibilities and deadlines mean you can’t afford to go into a residential or partial hospitalization program, you can attend an outpatient treatment program. You’ll receive monitoring, health exams and other support, but you can maintain your work/study schedule. Outpatient treatment programs are also helpful for people with inadequate resources or limited insurance coverage.

At an AA meeting, you hear people from all walks of life share their struggles with alcohol misuse disorder. You learn about the ways other people finally came to a place of recovery. You listen while people admit their successes and their failures. You learn that you are never alone in any struggle. In AA, alcohol misusers follow a 12-step program to work through both the reasons for and the effects of their misuse of alcohol. Participants submit to a higher power and ask that power to help them heal.

Lewisville Group
419 S. Mill St.
Lewisville, TX 75057

Lewisville Office Bldg.
502 E. Purnell Rd.
Lewisville, TX 75057

Closed Lewisville Meeting
359 Lake Park Rd. Suite 129
Lewisville, TX 75057

When you’re ready to stop using drugs, NA meetings are a great place to spend some time each week. As a newcomer, you receive support in your efforts to stop misusing substances. NA doesn’t focus on one drug in particular, but on strategies that work for any drug misuse. Closed and open NA meetings are available. Sponsors believe that once you begin attending meetings following a treatment program, you should attempt to attend a meeting every day for at least 90 days to get to know the people and the program. Meetings can be beneficial on difficult dates and holidays, and to keep yourself from falling into old patterns.

Lewisville Narcotics Anonymous
359 Lake Park Rd. Suite 129
Lewisville, TX 75057

Lewisville Insurance
419 S. Mill St.
Lewisville, TX 75057

Lewisville Office Bldg.
502 E. Purnell Rd.
Lewisville, TX 75057

SMART Recovery Meetings help people with all types of behaviors from substance misuse to gambling. The organization believes in self-empowerment and a four-point plan to support and guide your recovery. SMART offers many resources such as online manuals, forums and face-to-face meetings. People who become members of SMART want to approach their recovery with a self-reliant, science-based attitude. SMART fills that need by continuing to evolve, as more information about substance abuse and alcohol abuse emerges. You learn techniques for self-directed change. SMART supports the use of prescribed medication to ease detox and recovery if necessary.

Grace Counseling Center
105 Kathryn Dr.
Lewisville, TX 75067

Horizon Unitarian Universalist Church
1641 W. Hebron Pkwy.
Carrolton, TX 75010

Methodist Richardson Center
401 W. Campbell Rd.
Richardson, TX 75080

Al-Anon and Nar-Anon meetings provide a soft place to land for friends and family who live and work with those who misuse drugs and alcohol. As much as your loved one, parent, spouse, coworker or friend tries to hide the disorder, it doesn’t always work. Hearts and promises are often broken. You may hesitate to tell your loved one how you truly feel. You don’t want to hurt his or her feelings. You may also feel judged by society because you have a family member with substance misuse struggles. At Al-Anon and Nar-Anon meetings, you can unload your feelings and frustrations without feeling guilty or ashamed. Others have been through the same emotions and disappointments.

Al-Anon
Friendship AFG
359 Lake Park Rd. Suite 129
Lewisville, TX 75057

Nar-Anon
Plano Hope Nar-Anon Family Group
2001 Independence Pkwy.
Plano, TX 75075