This is a drug and alcohol rehab at San Angelo, Texas easing substanceabuse treatment and don't use drugs for opioid addiction concentrating on Substance Abuse Treatment Services within convenient Residential and Long-term residential surroundings.

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment

Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services

Alcohol/Drug Abuse Council provides comprehensive drug and alcohol therapy by easing the following ancillary services:

Specializing in individualized therapy, Alcohol/Drug Abuse Council's smoking policy is'Smoking not allowed' and requires in Male and Adults and Adults focusing on the following:

Case management
Consumer-run (peer-support) services
Housing services
Screening for tobacco use
Individual counseling offered
Group counseling offered
Family counseling offered
Aftercare/continuing care

Addiction Treatment Programs

Regularly managed special programs and groups are facilitated in this substance misuse rehab in Texas teaching customers essential skills used to deal with daily struggles in sobriety. All these classes and programs focus on the following:

Assistance with obtaining social services

Drug and Alcohol Rehab

Getting directly into a treatment system that is successful is the initial step to creating a new life. Alcohol/Drug Abuse Council knows this and accepts Cash or self-payment, Medicaid, State funded health insurance policy other than Medicaid and Federal.

For much more specific info, we encourage you to reach out for the addiction treatment facility.

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TheFofana64

We are fortunate to have ADACCV in our community. I attended an event they hosted a while back, presenting the effects of drugs on people and the lives destroyed, so sad. It\'s great that they are here to help folks to get back on their feet. Thank you to the staff for serving those in need and making San Angelo a better place!

Maggie Guerrero

Working here has been a blast. I have been at this agency for about 4 years and it is filled with co-workers who motivate and support each other. The line of work they do is amazing and everyone here really has their heart in what they do. Great place to get the help someone may need.

Sara Shurbet

This facility is amazing. They do everything possible to better the community. They work within the community and go to the schools to reach out to our youth and work with adults to make sure they get the treatment they need to get sober. The staff at this facility really care about the clients and want to see each and every one of them succeed. This place is and always will be a blessing for those who need it most.

Mike Robles

ADAAC and the Williams House is a JOKE! I had a primo who admitted himself willingly and he chose to leave on his own because something that triggered his anger. My prima spoke to his counselor and he told her he walked out and was upset because of a phone call. Now he\'s trying to get back in and this place says they won\'t take him back and they refuse to let him attend meetings at the building for outpatient services. This one vato told him to get off the property and he had no business there. I thought these people are suppose to help you out and instead they just refuse to continue services??? These people should come correct and ask themselves what if it was their family member? Oh and they take your food stamp card too. Crazy thing is I have people from a different state trying to help my primo get into rehab from thousands of miles away...and these are people who are associated with assisting people who want help! Now that\'s what I call going ABOVE and BEYOND and all for a stranger. Don\'t waste your time on people who don\'t care about giving you theirs.

Chelsea Ashton

I have worked at ADACCV for 6 years. I have had the privilege of working with the youth and families in our community through prevention and will proudly say that the Prevention team does an outstanding job! I have also seen many clients graduate successfully from our treatment programs and go on to live fulfilling lives in recovery.

Charla Dee

I have been at both Williams House and Sara\'s House and it makes me so glad to see the guys supporting each other and smiles on the faces of the young ladies and moms. To be a part of seeing lives renewed and lives saved is a great experience! Thanks, ADACCV

Ginger Guetlein

I have personally seen this organization in action for almost 3 years and couldn\'t be more proud to be a part of it. The employees here are dedicated to providing life-saving treatment to individuals struggling with addiction. Our clients are shown respect and understanding, while also given structure, responsiblity and the tools necessary to succeed on their own. I\'m not a counselor, but I\'m proud to say I work along side some of the most kind-hearted people I\'ve ever known here. I would recommend ADACCV to anyone needing help recovering from addiction.

Courtney Bingham

ADACCV is a fantastic agency that works very hard to fulfill their mission of saving lives and creating a healthier community. The staff does this through building rapport with their clients, working hard, and having compassion and understanding of the cycle of substance use and its effects. I strongly encourage anyone looking for services, whether it\'s inpatient, outpatient, or prevention services, to reach out to ADACCV to see how we can help.

Julianna Gonzalez

I\'ve worked at ADACCV for 7 years. Day in and Day out I see how compassionate the staff are towards our clients. I\'m glad I work for an awesome organization.

Sharon Eisenbach

ADACCV in San Angelo is a very caring and effective community outreach to anyone needing guidance and more, regarding the affects of substance abuse personally or relationally. I recommend that anyone looking for answers to the questions about the way out of alcohol and drug abuse make the call that will begin the journey out of the pain and feelings of helplessness. ADVACC literally saves lives.

Raymond Valadez

ADACCV provides a great service to the Concho Valley. I have been a part of the agency for more than 3 years now. The doors of ADACCV are always open to those who need help.

Ricardo&Christina Dominguez

I have worked at ADACCV a little under a year, the staff is so respectful and passionate about their service to the community. It is truly a great place to work! The staff truly embraces and practices the agencies mission. -Chrisitna D

Jeanette Woolever

ADACCV saved my life. The staff and the facility have consistently been saving lives year after year. I learned tools and life skills that changed how I lived. I have not used since leaving. Today I am employed at ADACCV. There is a way out!! Thank you ADACCV.

Joseph Johnson

I\'m a United States Marine veteran. If you want to go to Williams house consider this before you make your decision. 1 similar to jail. 2. Can\'t purchase anything and if you do you have to give someone your cash and don\'t get to go to the store. 3. You cook for everyone in the home they don\'t have a staff member cook meals for you and most people don\'t wash their hands before preparing your food or wear gloves. 4. They treat you like your a child. 5. You can smoke but only at designated times and they keep your cigarettes locked up, 6. You can\'t leave the facility. 7.You get one phone call every week. 8.You can only wash clothes once a week. 9.Saturday is a regular day so you can\'t sleep in on Saturday. 10. They will endanger your life by putting 16 people in a 14 seat van including the driver. 11. If you file a grievance they will frown upon you. 12. Your peers will be telling you what to do as if they have authority over you. 13. You will do a survey that ask what could they do to better assist your recovery but it will not be answered. 14. They grade you on your room appearance how many times you use the restroom during a na or AA meeting. 15. Can\'t smoke when you leave facility to a na or AA meeting. 16.They will force you to apply for foodstamps and use your foodstamps to purchase food. 17. If someone doesn\'t do what they asked like a chore they will delay a scheduled smoke break to everyone. I was supposed to complete on March 29 2017 I got caught coming back from the store. They drug tested me I came out clean. Then they said I would be allowed to stay if I agreed to stop smoking for two days. I argued and lost but agreed and then they kicked me out. Only thing good is they enforce the 12 steps everyday to get it stuck in your head that you will fail if you don\'t use them.

Latonya Proctor

\"The prevention team is providing a great service to the community!\"

shawn scruggs

Very caring helpful people.

Patrick Jennings

Awesome

Laura Weaver

This company really cares about the community and theri employee\'s.

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