Drug Rehab Centers in Driftwood, Texas

Driftwood has some of the most empathetic, supportive, and caring staff out there. Their team is dedicated to helping and supporting recovering addicts that is personalized to the individual and encompasses healing the mind, body, and spirit. I highly recommend driftwood to anyone who is experiencing addiction or needing mental health support

Great program. The process is tremendous and helped me a lot.

I truly feel comfortable and safe when I walk through those doors! Miss Joyce is a pleasure to work with. They have instilled a judgement free zone. The topics and course curriculum allows for questions, answers, and insight.

The opportunities granted by seeking therapy in this place have helped me in ways I could ve never imagined. The immense focus on mental health this treatment center has, along with the vast variety of issues that this place covers/helps gave me a real second chance at a truly sober life. I m so proud to say I ve taken part in this program, because it s made me feel like I m exactly where I belong. 5 stars all day baybeeeeee

This is a good place. They are patient with me and have multiple different options of treatment and therapy. I am not an easy client to have but, somehow, they find a way to make it work which is more than i can say for most doctors.

Our 34 year old daughter was in Texas NeuroRehab Post acute brain injury center for over 2 months after a severe brainstem stroke. Her care there was outstanding. The staff went above expectations to help her. Literally every employee was kind and went the extra mile to make her stay comfortable and productive. She was treated with love and respect and made to feel like a family member. I would highly recommend this facility.

If you re looking for somewhere to go just to satisfy your family and chill out for a while, this probably isn t the place for you. If you re serious about making changes I highly recommend Nova. I went to Austin with a duffle bag of clothes and no plan 9 years ago, I built a new life with what I learned there.

After already having an IOP experience I went in with what I thought the process was. It couldn t have been further than what I was expecting. Providing a very positive, safe, understanding, and excepting environment and I was able to tackle a lot of things that stood in the way of my recovery. Having spent many years of defeat and unable to put together any kind of substantial sobriety together I am now over a year sober and rocking in recovery. Robert and Lisa provide tools to really deal with life and navigate emotions and feelings. Substances have no longer been a solution to face or deal with day to day life. You absolutely get out what you put in!!

The male receptionist that schedules appointments is so rude. I hate calling to reschedule or schedule appts with him. However the Dr I see is great!

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My son was hopeless, and our lives were falling apart when I called our insurance company for information on an in-network facility. Their first recommendation was Infinite Recovery, and I am eternally grateful it was. The first person we spoke with was Tanner and then the clinical department. They walked us through a full continuum of care program that was tailored to my son's needs. They also provided the most exceptional family program I have seen, and it has helped our family heal and unite. My son is still in the program living in a beautiful sober living home. He now has a job and excellent community support. I highly recommend Infinite Recovery!!!

Part 3 of 3So I told them I didn t want to talk to Ryan Rodriguez again and absolutely not alone. I told them this is a moot point and further discussion was just going to unnecessarily intensify emotions and possibly create arguments and communications that don t need to happen. I didn t need the process re-explained and I was content with leaving and my ride issue was solved.A few minutes later, they had Ryan and Jacky at my door. Ryan stood in the door way trying to be intimidating with his short stature and said he would press charges on me if I and my son continued to be rude and aggressive towards his staff. I sat on my bed to take me down to below his eye level so he could see I am not being aggressive or intimidating at all and told him my ride will be here at 8:30 and I ll be leaving. He then backed out of the door way and with arms still crossed he asked me to repeat what he had said alone in the room with me. I asked why, he couldn t remember his own conversation? So I went through the charades with him one last time. He then started getting an aggressive stature and loudly said they re gonna give me my phone and stuff now and I can wait in another building for my ride out on the roadside. He said it had ac and a couch and if I get aggressive or leave the building he ll have me arrested for trespassing and threatening harm to his staff.A short while later the RA Jacky who is different from the counselor, came and got my clothes so they could pack my stuff. She then went and got me a dinner plate and seated me in a counselors office alone to eat with a phone conveniently on the table. I was able to make a couple quick calls so I wasn t just stranded on the road side with my bags. Jacky seemed to know nothing about Ryan s plans of expediting things and placing me in the roadside building.My friend arrived at 8 and the RA Jacky and another nice RA male staff said they were almost done verifying my medications. They nicely brought my stuff out and loaded it into the car. I said I was supposed to get my phones a couple hours ago and she said no it s always done at the end of the four hour process. Further reiterating that Ryan Rodriguez doesn t do as he says or that there is a severe lack of communication. I think both have been the major part of my issues during my short 30 hour stay.Chelsea, the nurse was great but please know she is the only nurse and so no 24 hour nursing, Good luck finding an RA at night and stumbling across a dark parking lot.Ryan Rodriguez is not medically trained at all and looking at his linked in account, he has no certifications for counseling or teaching and it looks like he has just rooted his way up and through from the lowest level.Please believe your loved ones if they say there is something wrong here. The fact they call family behind your back instead of having an open line of communication is beyond me. They aren t truthful at all. The detox staff told us there were gourmet chefs, a nice pool which is now closed in Texas and they even told the women there are free weekly massages. I told them they would be charging for that for sure. They ll tell you anything to agree to get you in and then I liken it to a prison. They don t tell you about a seven day blackout where you won t be able to contact family and that every class and multiple meetings daily about AA and that you have to see it as your bible now and worship it.The clients here seem like great nice people and I was looking forward to having that bond. I can t be the first diabetic patient come thru this facility or the first person that eats healthy.The bottom line is this: If a patient chooses to leave, let them go. Not all facilities are a right fit for everyone. I agreed to the four hour policy but not to being harassed the entire time through the process and to be felt like I was being held hostage. I also didn t agree to them lying to my family about why I was discharging. They care about money and numbers and that is it.

I have been going here for about 9 years. I still go for my primary and RA. Drs even after moving 150 miles away near Palestine due to better Drs. I can't get an appt. for a new problem for a month or so but can go to any VA emergency rm. or several urgent/em. care centers in the nearby community. I get labs in Palestine and community care for dental and other procedures at Athens, BCS etc.. I kinda live in the woods. VA pays for travel pay so I feel blessed that though it is a bit of a hassle sometimes, I still have free healthcare and meds that could cost thousands a month.

This place saved my life. Went there in 2011. I'm 36 now and once awhile I wonder what if I didn't, would I still be here. My doctor at the time was Betty F. Cannot remember her last name, but she was really the best. She opened my eyes and taught me I wasn't crazy and there wasn't really anything wrong with me. Said my "parents" got lazy with me because it was just more convenient for them if I was ignorant. They weren't really my parents, but merely caregivers. They didn't want to be my parents and it showed. Took one phone call on the speaker with Betty and my dad (without him knowing) she wanted me to hear it myself what he and my stepmom would say about me. Scapegoat in families is a real unfortunate problem when it comes to mental health and disabilities. Betty F. knew how to gain my trust and she knew how to pull me out the nightmare I was living. I will forever be extremely thankful for the life skills I learned in the groups. Almost 13 years later I looked this place up just hoping they're still in business. If I ever make a million dollars, I will definitely invest in them. The classes that teach you life skills and how to interact with others is beneficial in ways you don't learn in school. Mental health is essential. I'm hoh and it still taught me so much. Coping skills will be your life jacket and learning to be your own best friend will be the most challenging and rewarding experience. Retrain your thoughts, redirect your thoughts. Took years, but the "bad" thoughts gets better. They tone down and eventually fade. Always practice redirecting thoughts, triggers come and go. But doesn't hit as bad. Rely on the coping skills to get through every bad day. Because your best days will come and you'll know life can be good. You have to focus on what you can do and stay busy on positive things. Anyway, I just wanted to say I am so very grateful for this place and opportunities they give people to live a better life and have a great future. They did for me.