Drug Rehab Centers in West Lake Hills, Texas

Was going through a very hard time and the nurses and everyone was very helpful I went back in 2016ish and helped me out with my mind!

I have stayed at this hospital twice, both stays I was treated with care, concern and respect and so appreciated all the time outdoors we got on the large beautiful patio. You are able to spend at least half your time outside about which was HUGE in my recovery personally, I'm sad the new hospital will not offer this. My doctors seemed to have very genuine concern for me and the staff was really nice. I highly recommend this facility. Only complaint is that in my second stay there was no hot water for the women left after the men showered on that unit. Some of the staff was really wonderful and advocated for us to have a rotation or to be able to shower in the mornings however. Otherwise best hospital I've ever been to and I've been to a few. Daily classes are available, access to computers a couple times a week and peer support specialists.

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.

This place and staff changed my life thank you

This place and staff changed my life thank you

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.

This is a great place to find recovery

I am currently a patient here due to a rare disease which makes my muscles very weak on my right side, Before I came here, I spent 50 days in the ICU at Dell Seton, a premier #1 trauma center, so I was very weak all over from deconditioning. The therapists and nurses here are top notch: in terms of caring and professionalism, certainly on a par with Dell. In the two weeks I ve been here, we ve seen tremendous progress: I ve gained back almost all my independence, and between OT and PT therapists (all of them highly skilled, compassionate, and adaptable in adjusting exercises to match up with your abilities). I think I have learned how to improve continuously, and how to be careful and proactive to avoid a fall.I just read the review from the lady whose loved one was injured, and think I can provide helpful context: this is one of few neuro-specific rehab centers in the US. People come here from all over the country for treatment. If someone is severely disabled, and most people here are, often their limbs are stiff and inflexible. I can certainly understand how an accident like that could occur the techs are obviously less trained and lower paid than nurses, but many of them have worked here for years. It s inspiring to see these young people constantly being cheerful, encouraging and serving patients who can t respond and have very slow progress. If you or a loved one suddenly needs this type of care, I cannot recommend Texas Neuro highly enough they deserve 10 stars!