Addiction Treatment Programs

Good Oaks Recovery Center prides itself on providing knowledgeable, quality substance misuse treatment with experienced, well-versed addiction pros and evidence-based therapeutic techniques yielding a high rate of achievement. Honoring special programs for patients who inquire, the addiction treatment services in this facility work with.

With a wonderful deal of meticulous research, top-performing therapy methods have been selected and strategically employed within the treatment programs offering the most effective care for patients. These high-esteemed therapy methods include Cognitive/behavioral therapy, Dialectical behavioral therapy, Substance abuse counseling approach, Trauma-related counseling, Rational emotive behavioral therapy, 12step facilitation approach, Brief intervention approach, Contingency management/motivational incentive, Motivational interviewing, Anger direction, Martix Model and Relapse prevention.

Drug and Alcohol Rehab

Throughout treatment for addiction, patients proceed through exceptionally challenging phases that end up being well-worth enough time and effort. During those periods, Great Oaks Recovery Center makes sure to be accommodating with a smoking policy that says: smoking permitted in designated area. Extending valuable solutions to female and female with at the age groups of Adults and Adults.

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment

Once admitted, patients undergo a thorough appraisal with an expert addiction specialist from which a comprehensive, detailed addiction treatment system is produced designating the treatment strategy and also a few of their subsequent treatment settings Residential, Short-term residential, Long-term residential and Residential detox.

Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services

The addiction neighborhood has several highly intellectual and unique people that have demonstrated Plenty of progress with a chosen group of core therapy solutions that include:

If the disorder of addiction has imposed itself upon you personally, there's hope. May it's be yourself fighting with an alcohol or drug addiction, or maybe the disorder imposed itself upon somebody you like, leaving you at the dust course of its distress, Great Oaks Recovery Center offers you opportunity and hope.

Financing for your ability is available with these methods Cash or self-payment, Personal medical insurance along with IHS/Tribal/Urban (ITU) funding.

Finding the very best help you desperately need for yourself or someone you care about will create all of the difference. If you want to know more about the addiction treatment services provided in this drug and alcohol treatment center in Egypt, Texaswe highly encourage you to reach them out directly so that they might address your questions so.

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Staff is sicker than the patients. In five years at this facility, eighteen BHAs cycled through. During that time I received only one dollar total in raises, averaging roughly thirteen cents per year starting at fifteen dollars per hour. Dysfunction between nursing and BHA management is severe. Staffing practices are reckless and disorganized. Transport staff and groundskeepers are routinely used to fill BHA roles, the person cutting the grass should not perform clinical duties, this is a serious violation. Compliance officers, clinical directors, and operations managers are also forced to fill in, showing extreme understaffing and turnover. The facility hired a new compliance officer who has no understanding of her role, repeatedly overstepping boundaries, violating professional lines, and acting with clear bias rather than impartiality. This behavior is unacceptable and directly contributed to my decision to seek legal counsel and file a complaint with the board. This is the primary reason legal action is being taken. Staff frequently complain about one another and openly discuss clients, which is illegal and unethical. The facility is underpaid, overworked, and poorly managed. Complaints are met with punishment instead of due process. There is a culture of call outs, favoritism, and cancellations rather than accountability. Weekend overnight shifts run from 7pm to 7am without overtime. There is no meaningful lunch break because staff must remain on rounds. Employees are forced into constant supervision of adult clients under chaotic conditions. The work environment is unprofessional, hostile, and degrading. Similar behavior exists among upper management including the former clinical director. The culture is toxic and rooted in favoritism, retaliation, and intimidation. Staff who simply do their jobs and go home are singled out. Housekeeping staff participate in this hostile culture. Night shift staffing is often reduced to one person from 11pm to 7am, which is dangerous. Clients have smoked crack during intake and exposed staff and other clients. Staff work under unsafe conditions for approximately fifteen dollars per hour without protected meal breaks while managing high risk individuals. Many staff display untreated trauma, substance abuse, and alcohol issues that bleed into the workplace. Benefits exist but do not offset the harm. The new director appears competent but cannot correct systemic failure alone. Clients frequently leave against medical and staff advice. Employees who attempt meaningful intervention are accused of overstepping. The unspoken expectation is to stop helping and allow clients to leave, relapse, and die. This facility fails both staff and patients. BHAs and nurses constantly fight over basic resources like printers and office access. These are trained professionals expected to support recovery yet cannot function together. It is an unhealthy work environment. The same roles are constantly posted full time, part time, and overtime, indicating extreme turnover. Qualifications are often only a GED or high school diploma. Staff without adequate training are expected to care for disabled and high risk clients. Employees with qualifications are often targeted rather than supported. The environment is toxic, underpaid, overworked, and disrespectful. There is no on site doctor. Medical oversight relies entirely on telehealth despite the high risk population being served, creating serious safety concerns. I experienced repeated sexual harassment from both staff and clients. These concerns were ignored or minimized, and the facility consistently protected itself instead of addressing the behavior. This culture of denial is deeply disturbing. This environment is unsafe and damaging to both staff and clients. These concerns have been reported to corporate leadership and are being addressed through formal legal and regulatory channels. Pray for the people working and receiving care here.

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11210 FM 102, Egypt TX, 77436

Call now: 979-677-1000

http://www.greatoaksrecovery.com

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