Benchmark Recovery Center
(Formerly Mark Houston Recovery Center)
11503 Parsons Road
Manor, Texas 78653
866-905-4550
www.benchmarkcenter.com

90 day recovery programs
Separate programs for adult men and women with gender specific staff
12 Step based
Life Skills
Fitness/Nutrition Program
Spirituality focus
High staff to resident ratio

EARS
Equine Assisted Recovery Services
Providing Equine Faciliated Psychotherapy
Bernadette Wiley
512-216-4651
Bernadettewiley@ymail.com
www.equineassistedrecoveryservices.org

Musicares
PO Box 82061
Austin, TX 78708
512-328-7997

Musicians can apply for grants and if eligible, may be awarded funding for addiction treatment and recovery services including detox, inpatient/outpatient treatment, sober living, and psychiatric services

Recovery Support Group for Sober Musicians
Mondays, 6:00PM -7:30PM
Gibson Show Room
Penn Field
3901 Congress Ave
Suite G500
Austin, TX 78704
Information: 512-873-0204

 

Palmer Drug Abuse Program
2000 Lipanese Trail
Austin, TX 78733
512-927-0422
www.pdapaustin.org

Free 12 step support program for teenagers, young adults and parents
12 Step based
School Outreach
Non-profit

 

Retrospective Solutions, PLLC
Counseling Services
7703 N. Lamar Blvd. Ste. 104
Austin, TX 78752
PH. 512.206.4213
F. 512.206.4286
www.retrospectivesolutions.com

Spanish Speaking Services
Adults, Children and Adolescents
Individual, Couples and Groups
Co-occuring Disorder Treatment
Stress Management
Anger Management
Relapse Prevention Counseling
After Care Support Services
Basic and Advanced Parenting Classes
Insurance Accepted

 

Sober Companions
877-824-2480
Ty Lund
Don Mabry
www.sober-companions.com

Interventions
Individual Sober Transportation
In-home Sober Services

 

Texas Peer Assistance Program for Nurses
P. O. Box 9877
Austin, TX 78766
Contact: Debbie Dysart X 108
512-467-7027
Toll Free: 1-800-288-5528
www.tpapn.org

The Texas Peer Assistance Program for Nurses (TPAPN) offers nurses (RNs and LVNs) life-renewing opportunities for recovery from substance use disorders and certain psychiatric disorders and integrates nurses back into the profession thus protecting the public and promoting professional accountability.

The Inspire Programs
Mental Health and Addiction Counseling for Teens,Families,Adults and Schools
2499 Capital of Texas Hwy.
Bldg: B / Suite 201
Austin, Tx 78746
512-470-2311
info@theinspireprograms.com
www.theinspireprograms.com

Extended Evaluation Program of Texas or EEP
P.O. Box 9855
Austin, TX 7866
512-467-7027
Contact: Jerry Thompson X 111
Toll Free: 1-866-673-6721

The Extended Evaluation Program (EEP) is operated by the Texas Peer Assistance Program for Nurses (TPAPN). EEP is a drug screening program for Board of Nursing approved RNs and LVNs designed to help support them in demonstrating abstinence and determining if they may have a possibly substance use disorder requiring more intensive monitoring.

University of Texas at Austin
Counseling and Mental Health Center
Alcohol & Drug Counseling Program
Student Services Building
100 West Dean Keeton Street
Austin, TX 78713
512-471-3515
http://healthyhorns.utexas.edu/drugsandalcohol.html

Current UT students have a range of educational, assessment, counseling and recovery support services related to the use and abuse of alcohol, marijuana, and other drugs. Services are easily accessible.

Individual Alcohol and other Drug Consultations
Individual Marijuana Consultations
Adult Children of Alcoholics (ACOA) Group
Choices Class
Alcohol Awareness Program for Minors (AEPM)
Safe Ride Programs, Designated Drivers, E-Bus, and Taxicabs
Alcohol Medical Emergency Call for Help (AMECH)
Wellness Classes and Workshops
Marijuana 101
Marijuana eCHECKUP To Go
AlcoholEDU
Center for Students in Recovery
ADEP Peer Educator Program

University of Texas at Austin
UT Center for Students in Recovery
http://healthyhorns.utexas.edu/csr/index.html
Contact:
Ivana Grahovac, Manager
(512) 475-8352
i.grahovac@uhs.utexas.edu
Todd Maison, Program Coordinator
(512) 475-7100
t.maison@uhs.utexas.edu

All students recovering from substance use issues and/or other high-risk behaviors are welcome to join CSR for social, academic, and recovery support.

Weekly meetings at CSR:

Young People's AA
Eating Disorders Anonymous
CSR Members Meeting
Celebration of Recovery
Fruits of Recovery - LGBTQ-sensitive AA meeting
Al-Anon
Women's AA Noon
Men's AA
Beginner's AA meeting