What are some in-house drug rehab faccilaties in Texas??

	What are some in-house drug rehab faccilaties in Texas?? This is for my brother who is going to come up for hearing sometime soon(date has not yet been set). I need a good in-house drug rehab faccility for him to go to to keep him clean and safe before his court date. I'm not sure but we beleive he's doing weed, speed, ice, and maybe meth. And somethign more strict would be better in order to keep him in place. I would greatly appreciate any reccomendations i get. thank you Asked By: solly - 6/13/2006

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Teen Challenge is a good place to start. They have centers all over Texas. Teen Challenge is one of the oldest, largest and most successful programs of its kind in the world. Established in 1958 by David Wilkerson, Teen Challenge has grown to more than 170 centers in the United States. If you would like to know the story of how Teen Challenge started as told in the book "The Cross and the Switchblade," visit our store where you can order a copy of the book. According to the 2002 National Survey on Drug Use, an estimated 7.7 million individuals age 12 or older were in need of care for an illicit drug problem. Furthermore, an estimated 18.6 million persons age 12 or older were in need of assistance for an alcohol problem. Teen Challenge has responded with action to statistics like these. Providing residential and non-residential care for thousands of men and women seeking freedom from life-controlling problems, Teen Challenge has become their answer. In the process of breaking down the addiction cycle, Teen Challenge has become a solution to the addiction crisis. Teen Challenge is known throughout the world for providing successful recovery programs. Enthusiastic law enforcement officials, judges, mayors, governors and other prominent community and country leaders advocate the mission of Teen Challenge. Several United States presidents have voiced their appreciation for the unique work of Teen Challenge. Teen Challenge is structured to allow flexibility in meeting the needs of those whose lives have been shattered by addictions. Where residential care is needed, Teen Challenge offers a well-developed, multi-phased discipleship training program. Teen Challenge also provides extensive non-residential assistance through personal and group sessions. Prevention programs are provided to thousands each year through public school assemblies and church meetings. Teen Challenge has significant impact on local communities. By the time an individual enters Teen Challenge he has typically had almost every relationship and family tie shattered that might be helpful in recovery. He has usually formed strong relationships with people and groups that actually perpetuate the addiction spiral. After completing Teen Challenge, hope is restored to more than just the addict, but to the family as well. Solid, positive relationships within community and family are also re-established. Teen Challenge involvement in a community facilitates a reduction in drug-related crimes in the area. Prevention efforts within the community improve since recovered addicts exert a profound impact on family, friends, and community. The economic cost to society is reduced and restored men and women become contributors to their community. Teen Challenge even participates in community projects, outreaches, food bank services, correctional facility meetings, thrift stores and work projects. Many Teen Challenge programs offer assistance and referral services to the community. Residential Program Many of our centers offer a one-year residential program for adolescents and adults designed to help men and women learn how to live drug-free lives. During their 1-year stay, they do not hold down outside jobs, as all of their attention is focused on the program. We challenge the residents to embrace the Christian faith. We see that when they do, their lives are transformed and they find true meaning and purpose. Residents follow strict rules and discipline. All residents adhere to a daily schedule which includes chapel, Bible classes and work assignments on or near the grounds. For information on Teen Challenge's curriculum visit the Teen Challenge Curriculum Page or contact us at tcusa@teenchallengeusa.com or call (417) 862-6969. While most of our centers are for adults, some do offer residential programs for teenagers. Please contact the Teen Challenge center nearest you to find out what services they offer. To get information on a specific Teen Challenge center it is best to contact that center directly. TX: Austin Contact Office 2700 Northland Dr. Austin, TX 78756 Phone: (512) 459-5481 Fax: (512) 459-5991 Email: recovery@gladtidings.org Web: www.teenchallengeusa.com Center Type / Gender: Crisis Center Ages: TX: Teen Challenge of South TX - Houston Female 1142 Sheldon Rd Channelview, TX Phone: 281-864-9798 Fax: 281-864-9749 Email: houseofhope_1@sbcglobal.net Web: www.teenchallengeusa.com Center Type / Gender: Female Ages: 18+ TX: Teen Challenge of South TX - Coastal Bend Male 5674 Hall Street Corpus Christi, Texas 78408 Phone: 361-834-4481 Fax: 361-289-2752 Email: kendraadams@hughes.net Web: Center Type / Gender: Adult Male Ages: 18+ TX: Teen/Life Challenge of Dallas, Inc. - Administration P.O. Box 181794 Dallas, TX 75218-8794 Phone: (214) 824-6181 Fax: (214) 826-0671 Email: Web: www.teenchallenge-ntx.org Center Type / Gender: Administrative Office Ages: TX: Teen/Life Challenge of Dallas, Inc.- Winnsboro P.O. Box 181794 Dallas, TX 75218-8794 Phone: (214) 824-6181 Fax: (214) 826-0671 Email: teenchallenge.dallas@juno.com Web: www.teenchallenge-ntx.org Center Type / Gender: Male Ages: 17½ - 21 TX: Teen/Life Challenge of Dallas, Inc.-Waxahachie P.O. Box 181794 Dallas, TX 75218-8794 Phone: (214) 824-6181 Fax: (214) 826-0671 Email: teenchallenge.dallas@juno.com Web: www.teenchallenge-ntx.org Center Type / Gender: Male Ages: 21+ TX: Teen Challenge of Fort Worth P.O. Box 731 Fort Worth, TX 76101 Phone: (817) 336-8191 Fax: (817) 336-5237 Email: info@fwtchallenge.com Web: www.fwtchallenge.com Center Type / Gender: Female Ages: 18+ TX: Teen Challenge of the Permian Basin - Midland P.O. Box 251 Midland, TX 79702 Phone: (432) 687-0348 Fax: (432) 687-0357 Email: info@teenchallengepb.com Web: www.teenchallengepb.com Center Type / Gender: Male Ages: 17+ TX: Teen Challenge of the Permian Basin - Female 6901 SCR 1200 Midland, Texas 79702 Phone: 432-687-0348 Fax: 432-687-0357 Email: info@teenchallengepb.com Web: www.teenchallengepb.com Center Type / Gender: Residential Female Ages: 17+ TX: Teen Challenge of South TX - San Antonio Female 3850 S. Loop W 1604, #1 San Antonio, Texas 78264 Phone: 210-624-2075 Fax: Email: teenchallengesouthtx@hughes.net Web: www.teenchallengeusa.com/sanantonio Center Type / Gender: Female Ages: 18+ TX: Teen Challenge of South TX - San Antonio Male 3850 SW Loop 1604, #1 San Antonio, TX 78264 Phone: (210) 624-2075 Fax: (210) 624-2215 Email: teenchallengesouthtx@hughes.net Web: www.teenchallengeusa.com/sanantonio Center Type / Gender: Male Ages: 18+ These people know what they are doing. Some of the men from the Dallas chapter have been to my church several times and it's amazing how they're lives have changed for the better from the storys they have told. Give it a try, what can it hurt? Answered By: wanteddeadoralive1982 - 6/13/2006

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Serenity Foundation System Drug & Alcohol Rehab. They have two locations in Texas. Look for them on line, and good luck. Answered By: morgancutie - 6/13/2006

Http://www.gatehouseacademy.com/ Gatehouse Academy: Offers the opportunity for young adults age 17-25 to learn life skills, continue formalized education, enhance physical well-being, and recover from the detrimental effects of chemical dependency. Our initial three month "intensive ranch" program sets the foundation for young adults to begin their recovery. Unlocking Potential Through: Recovery: ...12-step drug and alcohol recovery; Education: ..High school and college academics; Therapy: ......Therapy and psychiatric support; Motivation: ..Life skills training; Discipline: ...Recreation includes yoga, karate and more; Gatehouse Academy is sought out by young adults seeking drug rehab, drug treatment, extended care, sober living or halfway house, coming out of wilderness programs, primary drug treatment programs or who have made poor choices due to involvement with drugs and alcohol. In some cases the young adults are dually diagnosed or have been involved with the legal system and need a long-term program. Phone: 1-888-966-4800 Clear Haven Center: 1-877-465-8080 Answered By: vpenndragon_2003 - 6/13/2006

I used to work at one of the best in Dallas - Green Oaks Hospital. Also, as a previous counselor, it is advisable to go to a unit that is not close to home for the addicted. Source(s): http://www.greenoakspsych.com Answered By: Johnny G - 6/13/2006

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