Name: Spindletop Center
Address: 2750 South 8th Street, Beaumont, TX, 77701
Telephone: 409-839-1000
Rating: 1.7059

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Providing proficient drug and alcohol treatment to those who suffer the illness of addiction, this substance abuse facility in Beaumont, TX addresses Emotional wellbeing services with services which cater to Emotional medical therapy.

Drug and Alcohol Rehab

This drug rehab proudly extends it addiction treatment solutions to Male and Female that are Children/adolescents, adults, Adults and Seniors (65 or older) and hopes that all will stick to this smoking policy that entails: Smoking not permitted.

Special language services will also be provided to those people who need it plus they truly are Services for the deaf and hard of hearing.

Drug and alcohol addictions are incredibly challenging for everyone involved and getting personalized treatment for addiction is critical to a life worth living. This addiction rehab offers comprehensive, individualized treatment within the Partial hospitalization/day treatment and out patient programs.

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment

With the very first assessment of the patient, a constructive and personalized treatment plan is designed to occur within an outpatient setting. Every patient reacts to chemical abuse treatment in a unique way, yielding different requirements. Patients benefit hugely from receiving intensive therapy, even while they continue to live in the home allowing the power to handle their daily responsibilities.

Enhancing the addiction treatment practice, Spindletop Center integrates sophisticated and evidence-based therapy approaches paving the way to an easier and sober future. The invaluable therapy strategies utilized by this treatment centre comprise:

Supporting particular groups and apps is an Important value provided by Spindletop Center plus they are:

Individual psychotherapy
Couples/family therapy
Cognitive/behavioral therapy
Behavior modification
Integrated dual disorders treatment
Trauma therapy
Psychotropic medication

Addiction Treatment Programs

Patients learn invaluable life-skills for brighter future together with incredible tools to use when attempting to manage the every day challenges in a life span. Supporting the absorption of those life-skills and resources will be the core addiction therapy servicers that are:

Telemedicine therapy
Persons with co-occurring mental and substance abuse disorders
Veterans
Clients referred from the court/judicial system
Children with serious emotional disturbance (SED)
Persons with serious mental illness (SMI)
Persons with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Transitional age young adults
Assertive community treatment
Intensive case management
Case management
Consumer-run (peer-support) services
Court-ordered outpatient treatment
Diet and exercise counseling
Education services
Family psychoeducation
Housing services
Illness management and recovery
Integrated primary care service

Providing premium excellent addiction treatment services in Beaumont, Texas is required to make the successful outcomes giving room to hope and inspiration. Funding can be obtained here and also the options include: Money or self-payment, Medicaid, Medicare, State funded medical insurance coverage other than Medicaid, Private health insurance, Military insurance (e.g., State mental health agency (or equivalent) funds, State adjustments or juvenile justice financing, County or town funding and Community Mental Health Block Grants.

We highly encourage you to reach out directly to the drug rehab facility in the event that you'd want to receive more information on their services.

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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

raycean hollis

This location saved my life! They got me in treatment for addiction within days!!!

vickie kunst

I have been going here for years and years. I think about 16 or 17. I have seen doctors in private practice that were not even close to as good as the once I have seen here. I am white and I have had not been treated any differently than anyone of any other race, good or bad. These people in all my years, with the exception of one, long ago have been absolutely wonderful. Many times if you are treated badly it\'s because of your attitude, just saying, I can\'t imagine that anyone would be treated badly here after all the years I have had experiences here and with all of these people.

Johns Remodeling

Appointments are obsolete at this place. My wife had an appointment however reception allowed 3 others ahead of my wife stating they had earlier appointment. How is it possible at 8 a.m. and your doors unlock at 8 a.m. to let others arriving at 8.30 ahead of my wife. From this date forward all appointment will be video and audio recordings for filing formal complaint with state and federal government against staff

Judy Dunlap

Didn\'t really want to give them a one, but there\'s not a lower rating. It\'s bad when you have a child that has to be on medication to start with. Then this place has messed up my daughter getting her medicine on 2 different occasions. Like Dr Mormon but the staff could use a lot of work.

Meghan Williamson

The wait is ridiculously long. Doctors are no help. They don\'t want to priscribe what your child has been taking for years.

Don Welkley

They always let you run out of medication for days before they request them. They dont release medical records required by law.

LaWonda Brown

Very unorganized with appointments. I called a week ago to get an appointment for my baby and they told us to call the day before, well, that was a rude waste! Now, I am left trying to find a doctor in Austin because my child is relocating and I am left with no help or medical records to help him relocate ?.

john anthony

Very much racist against white people, if your african amercian you get special treatment, had an appointment pre scheduled and kept letting 4 african amercain with no appointments go before me and 1 came after me, they are so racist against white people and they always hollar whites are racist just another one of their lies, to get away with it time amercians start speaking out

Lisa Paige

Paper trail to u and ur family

Jeremy L

Constantly slandering my man lying about me and when I need help they turned me away plus social group meetings are terrible then psychologists blame you for half of your problems that aren't your fault dayhab programs are full of drama

Jeremy L

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