Name: Montrose Center
Address: 401 Branard Street, Houston, TX, 77006
Telephone: 713-529-0037
Rating: 3.6500

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This is actually a drug and alcohol rehabilitation in Houston, Texas easing substanceabuse treatment and Accepts clients on opioid medication focusing on mixture of Mental Health and Substance Abuse within suitable Outpatient, Intensive outpatient treatment and Regular inpatient treatment surroundings.

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The out patient treatment programs enable clients to keep their daily responsibilities while receiving the assistance they require learning new coping mechanisms important for the day to day challenges brought on by life in sobriety.

Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services

Montrose Center offers Services for the deaf and hard of hearing and eases:

Focusing on individualized therapy, Montrose Center's smoking policy is'Smoking not allowed' and takes in Female and Male and Children/adolescents and Adults focusing on the following:

Regularly handled special programs and classes are eased in this chemical abuse rehabilitation in Texas teaching clients essential skills used to deal with daily challenges in sobriety. Applications and All these groups cater to the next:

Case management
Housing services
Screening for tobacco use

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Getting into a powerful treatment method is the initial step to creating a new life. Montrose Center understands this and accepts Cash or self-payment, Medicaid, Medicare, State funded medical insurance policy other than Medicaid, Private health insurance, Military insurance (e.g. and Federal.

For any more specific information, we urge you to reach out for the addiction treatment centre.

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Blanca Zamudio

I think every parent should come here. It’s very educational. It shows us how to live in an inclusive environment.

Shadre Carrington

If you can avoid the receptionist on the second floor, do so. She is the only reason why I will not be proceeding with counseling at The Montrose Center. I’ve had to deal with this woman twice and both times I was met with a nasty attitude. The first time I excused, everyone has bad days. But the second time, after she met every question (even asking for a pen) and concern I raised with a roll of the eyes, a sigh, and/or a snarky answer, I felt incredibly unwelcome. She made zero attempts to hide her contempt for me. I’m not sure what her problem is. But if she, or anyone who comes in contact with her, reads this I hope she comes to realize that a friendly attitude can go such a long way and can make a world of a difference to someone. Seeking therapy is a daunting task, especially when you are young and inexperienced, and this woman chose to make that process even more excruciating for me. Try having some patience and kindness. And to the staff members who turn a blind eye to her behavior: speak up and tell her to stop or, at the very least, show some kindness to whoever it is she chooses to belittle that day (or just smile! Every staff member I tried to make eye contact with and smile towards immediately just gave me a blank stare or looked away...if at least one person had smiled back I would’ve felt less alone and uncomfortable). I’m sure most everyone who works at The Montrose Center is wonderful. It’s just too bad some people won’t get to experience this because they’ve been run off by a receptionist with an awful attitude.

Jim Hylton

I cannot think of anything negative to say about the Montrose Center. They provide the most effective, caring and.professional environment I\'ve ever experienced in a mental health wellness center . And they provide it at a cost for as little as $0.00 for IOP and therapy sessions thanks to Grants and other financial support providers which they research and take care of for you . You only have to show up and want help to receive it . I cannot express how amazing and helpful the people at the Montrose Center are. If you need help, Just go!

Gw r

User friendly.

Its Me

Not helpful at all I asked about multiple services and I was told sorry we are not accepting new clients

Kevin M. Cook

An absolutely amazing organization and facility, staffed by some of the most selfless and hardworking people in the city. I strongly recommend them if you need their services, or if you are looking for a charitable organization that will make good use of your donation.

Shawn Coleman

I was case manage here Omar Cobo. But they dont like here. At the end of the day all im asking for is some help. Instead i gotten a call from Bobby Andrews saying i was band due to me getting upset and my mental health. Im really hurt by this. They made me feel like nobody there for me. All they want to see is me end up back in Jail. Thats no way for a Proud Gay Man.

Michael G

Always friendly with diverse services.

GZ Zem

The MC has been around since I was in college around 20 years ago. They\'ve become a dynamic force in Houston. Their leadership team is receptive of community involvement and new ideas. I appreciate that they opened their doors to help develop Houston\'s only FtM support group. Thanks guys!!!

Hurley J.

I\'m giving it three stars for their involvement with the community, hatch youth, yoga, and other support groups. Those are all wonderful. But I\'ve had problems from the actually counseling center itself from 2013-2018. I\'ve seen 4 therapists there. The first therapist I had was helpful but I didn\'t know it at the time, and I switched since I felt like it wasn\'t. The second one made me extremely uncomfortable and I eventually stopped going because it actually wasn\'t helpful. The third one told me that if it didn\'t work with her to try somewhere else. I expressed what helped me with even a handout but nothing followed through so I left. The lack of therapists is real, so I came back desperately needing services and it took 6 MONTHS of constantly calling to finally get a therapist. I told them up front that my work schedule is a consistent biweekly schedule meaning I needed some flexibility my 2 weeks are the exact opposite. I was assigned to a therapist that was part time who only was there on certain days making it extremely difficult to actually go weekly, which never happened. I only saw him I think 3 or 4 times, and each time I left angry because he would go on about something completely unrelated wasting my time instead of focusing on what was actually going on. Also, every session he would question if I found a DBT/IOP making me feel like he didn\'t want to work with me. When I did, I left immediately. I\'ve been coming to the Montrose Center for almost 5 years and the new receptionist who hasn\'t been there that long is not friendly. Everything seems like a inconvenience and she makes it aware. I\'ve never had a problem with a single person when it comes to friendliness there until she came along.

John Field

Montrose Center has been wonderful. Helping me with the rental assistant program. They would go out of their way to help you with everything A-Z. The staff are very friendly and very helpful.. Thank you so much for your assistant. Keep up the great work!!!

Luhar Group Marketing

Somehow both one of the largest LGBTQ+-focused orgs in the world, and one of the most personal and effective. A lot of it has to do with Chief Development Officer Kent Loftin, though pretty much everyone I\'ve ever encountered who worked for TMC in any capacity was a loving, kind, decent human being and worked their hardest to help TMC fulfill its mission. If you think you might have reason to seek out The Montrose Center, I urge you to do it. If they can\'t help you, maybe you can help them.

angel moreno

Horrible service I been on the waiting list for a therapist since June and we are already in September. They called me like twice that they where going to get back with me since they don\'t have therapist in the evening. I spoke to the receptionist at the eligibility desk and she said I was next on the list but no therapist are available.

Bill Carson

As much as I would have loved to partake in counseling here, one of the office admins who was sitting in on my intake appointment found it necessary to hault my appointment halfway through because I use marijuana as a medication. Stating to simply come in while not under its influence (since it makes so much sense. being my medication and all). They also cited it as an issue of ethicality ( to which I find none, per the American Psychiatric Association Code of Ethics Section 3) The Section is as follows. Section 3 A physician shall respect the law and also recognize a responsibility to seek changes in those requirements which are contrary to the best interests of the patient. Final note, for those of you that also use cannabis for mental relief. Do not come here if you want acceptance and compassion on this issue, be gay all you want.

Fernando Gonzalez

The building is old which means outdated and rundown facilities. It\'s okay. But the lady I spoke to at the behaviorial office i was redirected to go from the Legacy office (which was kind and helpful) was rude and impolite. Unhelpful and judgemental it seemed. A Wth you want kinda attitude. It was my first time here and I wasn\'t sure what was the process to get services here so I asked for it to be explained. Rude lady.

Thomas McMichael

Great place for education ... Awesome WiFi too

Natalie Brown

Good service, helpful group meetings, quality counselors.

Kewanya Speed

Staff is very helpful and nice

rick wyliee

If you smoke weed they will not accept you better off trying outreach programs at salvation army

Tristan Cristlauren

Amazing place!

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