Resource Provider Directory

Our resource providers are an essential element in supporting families in the restorative process and therefore bringing encouragement through hope. These resources are professionals, businesses and services that provide a resource for relief and direction during what can be a very confusing and lonely time.

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RespiteTo allow for a time of reprieve by giving ourself the gift of rest.Search

ReconnectTo reconnect with our authentic self and connect with other relationships that can contribute to our own restorative process.Search

RebuildTo encourage families to participate in Family Week if one is offered by the treatment facility. Also offer suggestions for aftercare for the entire family.Search

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The Center for Recovering Families at The Council on Alcohol and Drugs Houston

Treatment, Assessment, Counseling, Aftercare, Educational/Preventative

The Center for Recovering Families (CRF) provides a full menu of services tailored to the unique needs of each individual and family seeking treatment. Clients of all ages seek services for substance abuse and co-occurring mental health disorders. Our youngest client has not yet been born, and the oldest client is over 85 years of age. Based on an initial clinical assessment CRF staff provide intensive and supportive outpatient treatment, individual and family counseling, group therapy including aftercare groups, and/or recovery support services. Adolescents who are using or are beginning to experiment with alcohol/drugs and other high-risk behaviors can receive individual and family counseling and can participate in a High-Risk Behavior Class, while their parents participate in a Parent Support Group. Finally, children of all ages who are impacted by a parent’s (or other family member’s) substance use/addiction can receive individual, family and play therapy and those specifically between the ages of 7 and 12 can participate in a 4-day prevention and support program.