Arise Recovery Centers Dallas
5440 Harvest Hill Rd #230, Dallas
(214) 613-0616
Google rating: 4.8 (23)
How to start outpatient addiction treatment in Dallas
Treatment you attend while living at home.
The short answer
Outpatient treatment means you attend sessions and go home after. Intensive outpatient means more hours each week. To start, call a program, do the screening, and agree on a schedule that fits your work or school.
Starting outpatient care
- Check that outpatient is safe for you
- Call programs and compare schedules
- Set your first session and plan your week
Is outpatient right for you?
Outpatient care can fit people with a stable place to live and support at home. If stopping could cause withdrawal, you may need detox first. If you have tried outpatient before and it was not enough, ask about partial hospitalization or residential care.
Fitting it around work
Many programs offer daytime and evening groups. Ask about the schedule before you start. If you need time off, read about time off work for treatment.
Dallas programs that list outpatient care
Ratings from Google Maps, November 2026. Not a ranking.
Compass Clinic Dallas
3330 Douglas Ave (inside Today Clinic), Dallas
(972) 893-3368
Google rating: 4.9 (86)
Discovery Point Retreat Dallas
4306 Capitol Ave, Dallas
(469) 429-1920
Google rating: 4.7 (467)
Greenhouse Treatment Center
1171 107th St., Grand Prairie
(972) 597-0843
Google rating: 4.5 (2,352)
Homeward Bound, Inc.
5300 University Hills Blvd, Dallas
(214) 941-3500
Google rating: 3.6 (151)
Life's Second Chance Treatment Center South
2615 S Lancaster Rd, Dallas
(214) 376-7388
Google rating: 4.8 (57)
Lighthouse Recovery
3333 Welborn St Unit 300, Dallas
(214) 396-0259
Google rating: 4.9 (146)
Nexus Family Recovery Center
8733 La Prada Dr, Dallas
(214) 321-0156
Google rating: 4.1 (165)
Trinity River Recovery Center
8027 W Virginia Dr, Dallas
(469) 557-5864
Google rating: 4.7 (40)
Turning Point Recovery Network
5710 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy #165, Dallas
(972) 970-0100
Google rating: 5.0 (197)
Questions to ask before you start
- Do you have evening groups?
- How many hours a week?
- Do you take my insurance?
- How long does the program run?
Common questions
What is the difference between outpatient and intensive outpatient?
Intensive outpatient means more hours of care each week. See intensive outpatient.
Can I keep working?
Many people do. Ask about evening schedules.
Does insurance cover outpatient treatment?
Many plans do. Call the number on your card, or read how to verify insurance.
How soon can I start?
Outpatient programs often have shorter waits than residential ones. Ask each program for its next opening.
