Inpatient Rehab for Alcoholism & Drug Abuse in Texas

If you’ve developed a physical dependence on substances, you’ll likely begin addiction treatment with medical detox. When you start this phase of treatment, medical staff performs an evaluation to determine how best to stabilize and keep you at ease during acute withdrawal. Medication may be safely administered to help manage your symptoms.²

While detox is important for many, continued treatment is necessary for most people to achieve long-term sobriety.^{2, 3} During inpatient rehab treatment, you’ll:^3,4

• Learn how to replace unhealthy thought and behavioral patterns.
• Develop skills to recognize and avoid situations that might lead you to use drugs or alcohol.
• Participate in a combination of evidence-based therapies and psychoeducation.

At our inpatient rehab facility near Dallas, Texas, you’ll also be able to take advantage of many luxurious features and amenities in your free time, such as:

• Nutritionally balanced meals.
• A fitness center.
• A pool and hot tub.

How Long Is Residential Addiction Treatment?

Inpatient treatment is just one portion of a full addiction treatment program at our Dallas rehab facility. The length of stay for an inpatient program may vary according to each individual’s needs and preferences. Some patients prefer just a short-term rehab stay, while others may prefer to be in rehab for a month or longer. Some of the most common lengths of addiction treatment include at our Dallas rehab facility:

• Short-term rehab and detox
• Month-long drug and alcohol rehab programs
• 2-3 month inpatient and outpatient rehab programs

Research shows that most people need at least 90 days in addiction treatment to stop, or at least significantly reduce, their substance use.³ Because of this, many people start with residential rehab and “step down” into other types of addiction treatment care (e.g., outpatient, intensive outpatient, or partial hospitalization) before transitioning out of rehab.

What Happens After Inpatient Addiction Treatment?

After inpatient addiction treatment at our residential rehab facility near Dallas, you may supplement your stay in rehab with outpatient drug and alcohol rehab or by entering into rehab aftercare programs. Continuing care programs may include:^{5, 6}

• Weekly 12-Step meetings.
• Peer support groups.
• An extended stay in our sober-living facility near Dallas.
• Psychoeducational sessions.

Our inpatient rehab facility hosts weekly peer support meetings and seasonal sober events in and around the Dallas/Fort Worth metro area. As a Greenhouse alumnus, you’ll also have access to the Alumni App, which enables you to:

• Monitor your recovery progress and track milestones.
• Stay connected to others in recovery in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.
• Maintain a gratitude journal.
• Access helpful recovery-related content.