
Our Approach to Rehab for Veterans
Our inpatient addiction treatment facility Grand Prairie, Texas near Dallas & Fort Worth offers a specialized drug and alcohol rehab program for veterans and first responders. Our veteran rehab program is specifically designed for those who are dealing with co-occurring disorders like PTSD.

- Firefighters
- Emergency Medical Services Providers
- Law Enforcement Officers
- Dispatchers and Emergency Communications Personnel
- Correctional Officers/Probation-Parole Officers



- First Responder and Military Culture
- The Impact of Hypervigilance and Stress
- Character and Values
- Post-Traumatic Stress Responses
- Building Healthy Relationships
- Cognitive Distortions
- How to Create Meaning in Recovery
- Managing Physical Pain
- Reaching Out for Support from Others
- Grief & Loss
- Preventing Relapse

What We Offer
Our goal is to give you the tools and skills you’ll need to maintain positive lifestyle changes and to leave alcohol and drug abuse in your past. With proven treatment methods and passionate treatment staff, you’re in good hands at Greenhouse.
Medical Detox
Withdrawal can be daunting. We’re here to help you through it. Our detox facility in Grand Prairie, Texas near Dallas & Fort Worth offers 24/7 support and the use of medications to ease your symptoms, keeping you safe and comfortable.
Therapy & Counseling
Recovering from addiction requires changing your thoughts and behaviors. We utilize proven addiction therapies, such as cognitive behavioral therapy and dialectical behavioral therapy, to help you think and act in ways that are healthier and that support your recovery.
Treatment Designed for You
We have developed our rehab program with the experiences of the vet and first responder in mind. Treatment topics include the hypervigilant rollercoaster, post-traumatic stress, military identity, and more.
12-Step Facilitation
Giving and receiving support helps bolster and sustain addiction recovery. We’ll help you get started in the 12-Step program and help you find local meetings near you, which you can continue for years after you leave treatment.
New Coping Strategies
Drugs and alcohol make lousy long-term coping strategies. We’ll help you find better ways to cope with negative emotions, triggers, and past traumas.