
Personalized and Therapeutic Healing (PATH) for Addiction

Mental Health & Addiction Treatment Program
At our Rehab facility near Dallas, we welcome individuals 18 years of age and over who struggle with mental illnesses (e.g., bipolar disorder, shizoaffective disorder, etc.) that have had a profound impact on their lives.
Tailored Skills Training
- Medication management.
- Improving communication.
- Trauma management.
- Crisis management.
- Emotional regulation.
- Safety/suicide awareness.
- Coping with chronic mental illness.
- Building and utilizing support networks.
Holistic Rehab Activities
- Art and music.
- Trauma-informed yoga.
- Meditation.
- Creative writing.
Our Dallas-Fort Worth Rehab Facility
A Day in Our Mental Health & Addiction Treatment Program
A day of chronic mental illness and addiction treatment at our Dallas-Fort Worth rehab facility may include:
Process Group
With the help of a therapist, you’ll process your symptoms, struggles, and emotions in a group with other patients who share similar experiences.
Skills Group
You’ll learn new skills as you share within the group. All participants will learn from each other’s shares.
Experiential Group
You’ll work on positively handling and expressing emotions and process feelings through activities such as art, music, or yoga. Each day will include a specific trauma focus, where you’ll utilize different methods to process traumatic events and share your feelings about them.
PHP Group
You’ll discuss substance abuse issues and/or learn new life skills.
Personal Connection

Our PATH program is run by a dedicated therapist at our rehab facility near Dallas who you’ll work with for several hours per day in groups. Instead of seeing multiple counselors, you’ll have a therapist you see each day, with whom you can build a trusting and positive relationship as you work toward your goals in recovery.
People who Understand

Participants in the program benefit from receiving treatment with others who are sharing the same struggles. We strive to make the program a place where you can feel safe to share your struggles and learn/practice new skills designed to help individuals living with mental illness.