Alcohol & Drug Rehab Center Near Fort Worth
Fort Worth is the 5th-largest city in Texas and the 13th-largest city in the United States. Like most American cities, Fort Worth has many residents struggling with drug and alcohol addiction.
If you or a loved one has lost control of their substance use, this page provides information on addiction treatment options near Fort Worth, what to look for when choosing a Texas rehab, local substance abuse statistics, and more.
Types of Addiction Treatment Near Fort Worth
Fort Worth is the fifth-largest city in Texas and the thirteenth-largest in the United States. Like most American cities, it has many residents struggling with drug and alcohol use.
If you or someone you love has lost control of their substance use, please know that you are not alone and that recovery is possible.
This guide walks you and your family through treatment options near Fort Worth, local statistics, costs, and how Greenhouse Treatment Center can help. A real advantage for Fort Worth residents is proximity: Greenhouse is only about 20 minutes away in Grand Prairie.
Types of Addiction Treatment Near Fort Worth
Greenhouse is a top-quality inpatient drug and alcohol rehab in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, offering a full continuum of care designed around each patient’s individual needs.
Levels of Care and Therapies
Medical Detox: Withdrawal can be uncomfortable and sometimes dangerous. Medical detox uses medical interventions to ease symptoms, promote safety, and prevent relapse. Learn about medical detox.
Residential/Inpatient Rehab: 24/7 care with living accommodations, prepared meals, and full days of structured programming, ideal for an immersive recovery environment. Explore inpatient rehab in Grand Prairie.
Partial Hospitalization (PHP): The most intensive outpatient option, with structured day programming while you live at home or in sober living. Read about PHP.
Intensive Outpatient (IOP): Frequent therapy and group sessions on a set schedule, without living at the facility. Learn about IOP.
Telehealth: Receive certain addiction treatment services remotely, from home. Explore telehealth rehab.
Aftercare & Sober Living: Continued support to maintain long-term sobriety, including a sober living house in Arlington. Learn about aftercare.
Greenhouse uses a range of evidence-based therapies, including CBT, motivational interviewing, contingency management, individual and group counseling, and family therapy, alongside co-occurring disorder care.
Specialized Programs at Greenhouse
Greenhouse offers a wide set of specialized treatment programs tailored to specific groups and needs:
- Veterans program: Designed around the unique challenges Veterans face. Greenhouse is PsychArmor Veteran Ready Certified. Veterans’ rehab program.
- First responders program: For firefighters, EMTs, police officers, and others in high-stress fields. First responders’ treatment.
- Coping with Trauma program: Integrated care for those whose substance use is tied to past trauma. trauma program.
- PATH mental health track: Personalized and Therapeutic Healing for co-occurring mental health conditions. PATH track.
- Christian Recovery program: A faith-based approach using prayer, church services, and scripture. Christian recovery program.
- LGBTQIA+ program: Affirming, inclusive care for the LGBTQIA+ community. LGBTQIA+ program.
Getting to Greenhouse From Fort Worth
Greenhouse Treatment Center is a short, roughly 20-minute drive, about 20 miles, from downtown Fort Worth, at 1171 107th Street, Grand Prairie, TX. A simple route:
- Take the TX-280 Spur to I-30 E toward Dallas.
- Take the exit toward Ballpark Way North.
- Continue on East Copeland Road, then turn left onto Six Flags Drive.
- Continue onto 107th Street.
- Greenhouse Treatment Center will be on your right.
Public transit across the Dallas-Fort Worth area is also available, and Greenhouse may be able to help arrange transportation.
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Fort Worth, Texas Addiction Statistics
Consider the following statistics related to substance use and misuse in Fort Worth and Tarrant County:
- An estimated 17% of Tarrant County adults aged 18 and up reported binge drinking. For women, this means consuming more than 3 drinks on one occasion, and for men, it means consuming more than 4 drinks on one occasion.1
- Underage drinking is of particular concern, with 1 in 5 minors aged 18–20 reportedly binge drinking in the past 30 days, despite being under the legal age.1
- In 2020, an estimated 237 Tarrant County residents died of alcohol-related causes.1
- The county’s rate of alcohol-induced deaths per 100,000 residents is 10.5, which is slightly lower than the state average of 10.7 and significantly lower than the national average of 13.1.1
- In 2022, there were 5,973 charges of driving while intoxicated (DWI) in Tarrant County, an increase from the 5,449 charges filed the previous year.2
- In 2020, Tarrant County had the third-highest number of accidental drug-related deaths in the state of Texas.3
- In 2021, drug overdoses were the leading cause of accidental deaths in Tarrant County, with a total of 529 fatal overdoses in Tarrant and nearby Denton, Johnson, and Parker counties.4
Resources
- Tarrant County Public Health. (2022, July). Alcohol use in Tarrant County.
- Texas Department of Public Safety. (2023). DWI report by agency.
- Texas Department of State Health Services. (n.d.). Drug-related deaths in the most-populated counties.
- Tarrant County Medical Examiner District. (2022). Annual report 2021.
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