This substance abuse treatment centre in Beaumont, TX supplies individualized addiction treatment programs which cater to each client supporting a lifelong street of healing. Accepting Man and Female genders, and Children/adolescents and Adults, South East Texas Management Network Focuses on Substance Abuse Treatment Providers, by using customized and unique therapy methods that include the following:

These treatment methods are united with Drug Abuse therapy, Naltrexone (oral), Vivitrol (injectable Naltrexone), Accepts customers on opioid medication and Medications for psychiatric illnesses )

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment

Offering Outpatient, Intensive outpatient therapy, Regular Dentistry therapy and Computerized treatment treatment solutions, each client gets in to individualized treatment program specific for their needs and requirements.

Outpatient treatment allows the individual to keep on their everyday responsibilities while having the various tools needed in recovery to deal with everyday trials at a sober way.

Drug and Alcohol Rehab

This drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility in Beaumont, TX lets Smoking not permitted making the transition from active addiction to healing simpler to control.

South East Texas Management Network also goes a step further by providing Special Language Services for example:

You will find special programs and classes cultivated and managed by professionals that teach the essential tools to help handle real-world scenarios. Tools that they lost during active addiction or perhaps never had to begin with. These special programs and classes are:

Cognitive/behavioral therapy
Substance abuse counseling approach

Addiction Treatment Programs

The Ancillary Services provided at this substance abuse treatment facility at [STATE] facilitate optimal therapy for each individual and their special needs. All these Ancillary Services include:

Trauma-related counseling
12-step facilitation approach
Brief intervention approach
Contingency management/motivational incentive
Motivational interviewing
Anger management
Martix Model
Relapse prevention
Services for the deaf and hard of hearing
Persons with co-occurring mental and substance abuse disorders
Adolescents
Case management
Consumer-run (peer-support) services
Non-nicotine smoking/tobacco cessation medications
Screening for tobacco use
Smoking/tobacco cessation counselling
Individual counseling offered
Group counseling offered
Family counseling offered
Marital/couples counseling offered
Aftercare/continuing care

Getting help with a drug abuse problem may be the first rung on the ladder to a much better life. Financing approved by South East Texas Management Network at Texas includes Cash or self-payment, Medicaid, Private health insurance and Federal.

We encourage you to reach out for this addiction rehabilitation for any additional question which you might have.

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Stephanie

They would not talk with me while in crisis without an appointment. I was told I could just come in Very sad they they were ugly to me

Josh P

Mhmr on 8th Street the wait time is ridiculously long the staff always talking and not working you are not there priority here they do not treat PTSD there main focus is bipolar adults you can not get medicine to help pick you up only slow you down i suggest finding another doctor if possible

amanda loller

I\'ve been out of my meds for 2 weeks thanks to them. I called the number for refills, then when I went to pick them up was told they weren\'t there because I had to call the clinic and have them call the refill in. I\'ve never been told this before.

Kristen Chandler

I came to Spindletop with the goal of bettering myself and lifting the situational depression that had plagued me since age eleven. I had had undiagnosed selective mutism which turned into depression and social anxiety. I was recommended to Dr. Mormon because of the treatment resistant nature of my depression. I functioned. I had a job and I never qualified for disability. I never had thoughts of harming myself (for many years) or others (ever), but I still wasn\'t happy with my life. In truth, this was because I had always been alone because of my social anxiety and was desperately unfulfilled in life. Wouldn\'t you be depressed if you had nothing in your life and never had? I set a goal for myself to become a foster parent, as my mother and grandmother had before me. I had been around foster children all my life as well as had many years caring for children, including helping raise my adopted (former foster child) special needs sister. The few people at Spindletop I told about this goal were supportive and urged me to continue on with the process, which included taking classes and getting my home inspected. For the first time in my life, I felt like I had a purpose. I had hope. Not only would I be helping myself but I would be helping others, which I\'ve always heard is the best way to forget your own problems. I was honest with my assigned case worker about my depression and she said this would be no problem but that I would need a doctor\'s note to finish certification. I went into Dr. Mormon\'s office Monday expecting no problems when I told him my plans. However, as soon as the words came out of my mouth he shook his head and deemed the idea \"too stressful.\" \"Taking care of kids is stressful,\" he explained, even though at 37 of course I already knew that and I would estimate that about 99.99999% of his other patients had kids to take care of. He also explained that he had spent six years as a child psychologist and that may of his patients were foster children. I tried to educate him on the fact that due to the fact that I lived in a one bedroom apartment, I would only be allowed to take in babies under 3 years old and that the children with severe mental and physical problems are assigned to foster homes who receive special training in those fields, but his mind was already made up. I brought up the fact that I had always been entirely composed in his office and that nothing in my behavior would indicate that I was unfit to pursue foster care. He used the fact that I was crying right then as proof that he was right, though I would like to see how he would react if some cold, unfeeling person who didn\'t really know him used his power to murder his one last dream right in front of his face. So now I\'m back to having no hope, no goals (because I\'m obviously not equipped to do anything meaningful) and no life. I will just be sitting in my apartment with my cats for the rest of my life, being a \"shut-in\" (the type of person society makes fun of) because it hurts too much to go out and see everyone else living life when all doors have been shut to me to have any chance to do so. Seeing a doctor is supposed to make your life better and give you more opportunities in life, though in my case it was quite the opposite. A more streamlined version of my review of Spindletop is this: There are too many doctors who come and go. (Though Dr. Mormon should GO). Some are only seen on screen and none of them really get to know you and most don\'t seem to care or put forth any effort to understand. They think anyone who steps through that door is dangerous and go only by their textbooks and put patients in a box, whether they fit into one or not.

Jaye Beaumont

My first time there was ok and I was comfortable with the staff that helped. For the first time I was treated based on my illness and records not my appearance. Not everyone looks like what they\'ve been through

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