Navigating the world of addiction treatment can be overwhelming. At Menninger's Center for Addiction Medicine & Recovery, our full continuum of care for substance use disorders and addictions helps you quickly access the level of treatment you or a loved one needs.
The road to recovery might begin with detox, on an inpatient program, or with residential treatment. The journey may include time with our intensive outpatient program or our case-management service.
Wherever your recovery journey takes you at Menninger, you'll work with our experienced Addictions team that will help engineer your recovery based on your personal goals and values. With multiple pathways to recovery to choose from, we'll help you select the right one for you and support you every step of the way.
Call us today at 713-275-5400 to get started.
If you struggle with addiction to substances or behaviors, our master’s level-prepared addictions counselors can help you discover the pathway to recovery that works for you.
Our detoxification service provides medically managed withdrawal-management support in an inpatient setting for adults with substance use disorders.
Menninger's Bridge Program is a residential program designed for adults who are stepping down from inpatient treatment or who need more structure and support than outpatient care offers.
Struggling to understand if your symptoms are the result of a mental illness or a substance use disorder? Our Outpatient Addictions Assessment can help.
Looking for solutions to your substance use disorder or addiction? Menninger Solutions in Dallas may be the intensive outpatient program (IOP) you need.
A case-management service, Navigator is here to help those with an addiction or substance use disorder or a mental health disorder through their first 90 days after discharge from treatment.
Certified peer recovery specialists are available to support you on your recovery journey.
This eight-week intensive outpatient program for adults integrates services for addiction, substance use and co-existing mental health issues.