Substance Use (Addiction) Services
MHMR provides comprehensive treatment for recovery through our Substance Use Disorder Services, one of the oldest and largest providers of trauma-sensitive substance use treatment in Tarrant County and the surrounding area. MHMR offers a continuum-of-care for both adults and adolescents, including those with limited resources.
MHMR also provides prevention, education and testing services for HIV-affected populations, as well as housing and support services for veterans through Liberty House (Admission to Liberty House is administered through the local VA).
To initiate SUD services, contact the Outreach Screening Assessment and Referral (OSAR) line at 817-332-6329.
During your screening, staff will discuss your eligibility and payment options, based on a sliding scale, services may be covered through Medicaid, private insurance, or private pay.
- Outpatient Services: MHMR provides substance use outpatient services at multiple locations in Tarrant County. Treatment is based on the adult’s individual needs after screening and assessments:
- Anger management
- Group and individual sessions
- Life skills training
- Parenting
- Relapse prevention
- Substance use education
- Residential Services: Pine Street Rehabilitation Center is a 50-bed residential substance use treatment facility whose primary goal is to help people with alcohol or substance use problems learn to live without using drugs and/or alcohol. Our licensed staff provides skills training, counseling, and support to our patients as they develop a new way of living. Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, Pine Street provides the following services:
- Individual therapy
- Group therapy
- Substance use education
- Weekly family group
- Seeking Safety trauma groups
- Parenting groups
- Access to psychiatric evaluation
- Dual Diagnosis (mental health and substance use)
- Psychiatric screening
- Counseling
- Case management
- Referrals to community mental health and substance use services
MHMR provides substance use outpatient to youth, ages 13-17, at three locations in Tarrant County. All locations provide group-based treatment. Treatment is based on the youth’s individual needs.
Other services include:
- Group Counseling
- Individual Counseling
- Licensed substance use counselors
- Parent education
- And More
Support Service Goals:
- Assess appropriate service and treatment needs
- Help youth and families actively participate in recovery
- Make referrals to community services and support groups
The Youth Recovery Campus (The Campus) houses a 16-bed, full-time residential program for male youth, age 13-17. Our youth are referred from several Juvenile Probation officers, truancy courts, and school districts. We also accept youth who are self-referred. The average stay for treatment is 45-60 days.
Our counseling staff provide treatment using evidence-based curriculum, addressing:
- Anger management
- Brain Power
- Relapse Prevention
- Twelve Steps
Treatment for co-occurring psychiatric and substance use disorders is also available.
Additional services and program features include:
- Fort Worth ISD School on campus with computer-based learning
- Fully equipped gym
- Physical wellness classes
- Art classes
- Community service opportunities
- Recovery groups on and off campus
- Experiential therapy
- Job Corps presentations
- Life skills presentations
Community Addiction Treatment Services (CATS)
1502 E. Lancaster Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76102
817-569-5360
Addiction Recovery Center (ARC)
4525 City Point Drive
North Richland Hills, TX 76180
817-569-5750
The Campus (Youth Recovery Campus)
1527 Hemphill Street
Fort Worth, TX 76104
Prevention & Intervention
4200 South Freeway (I-35 W)
La Gran Plaza de Fort Worth Suite 550
Fort Worth, TX 76115
817-569-5750
