Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Austin, TX

The quality of care is extraordinary. Thank you for helping our family!

Really good treatment center with counselors and staff members who are invested in the clients. I felt very cared for throughout my stay. Jessica was really caring and I appreciated her involvement in everything. She got to know everyone. The music is a unique part of this program, and I got to do A.R.T. therapy

I love the IOP program, everyone is serious about their recovery and chooses to show up every day. The staff that runs it, the techs and the counselors, seem to really care about the people in the program. The alumni community sticks together after graduating too, the Wednesday night alumni meetings are where I found my community and my sobriety really blossomed. I wouldn’t be years sober today without RU.

Great place

I came here barely alive, hopelessly alcoholic after years of heavy daily drinking. Going on 15 months sober. I wouldnt be here if it wasn't for them. I thought I'd need a 30-day program after, but i felt so much better by day 5 that I resolved to not drink again, and still havent. They have the drug cocktail down to a science, I barely felt any serious withdrawls. The nurses are very attentive albeit DMV-ish at times, which is a good thing in that context. The staff is very kind and caring, experienced and understanding. No nurse ratchet here. You will be frustrated by some of their institutional policies, but they do a good job explaining why those policies are in place without being overbearing or condescending. The reasons I gave it 4 stars, not 5. This is not an indictment but constructive criticism, and a warning about what to expect if these issues matter to you: The food seems to be mostly cooked off site and reheated. It's stale institutional slop, with processed food snacks left out. Nothing on the menu is fresh or natural. I had some food sensitivites and they had trouble wrapping their heads around it. I ended up mostly eating fruit cups and bagels with cream cheese. You cannot order food in. This policy is in place because people will try to sneak things in and this facility does take on patients who are there against their wishes via parents, employment deal, or court order. If you're running a detox, you may want to consider serving healthier food? Fresh fruit instead of canned? some high fiber grains? real meat, not frozen food? I brought this up. Hopefully they fixed it. There wasn't much to do there. They had a room full of movie theater seats with a flatscreen, a broken guitar, some supermarket books, AA stuff, and a set of chairs outside. Mostly you sit around and talk, watch tv, or sleep. It's a small property but you can walk laps. There's no counseling at the detox. Some AA volunteer groups shows up once in a while to talk. It may be helpful for some. There should be an on site counselor that does that job full time. Everyone else has their own specific job and sitting down and talking to people 1 on 1 didnt seem to be part of the description. They seem to be focused entirely on the medical detox aspect of the process. If you need rehab, you do that after, or find a rehab that does detox on site.

Briarwood is an amazing place with compassionate staff all the way up the chain! Briarwood has played a huge role in my journey and I am so grateful! I would recommend them for detox to anyone who needs it!

this place saved my life

Great staff, flexible payments, great step work and fellowship.

Infinite Recovery saved my life, and helped me overcome my addiction.

The Albert road trauma program exceeded all expectations I had. I felt safe, comfortable, prioritized, and medically supported. It provided a much needed space to heal and the staff made me feel welcomed and inspired me to move forward with my recovery. 10/10

Super awesome place! Staff is amazing!

I had a great experience overall and am still staying sober 💗 big shoutout to my alumni coordinator Natalie for keeping me connected to the community even after discharge!

Overall good treatment center. Great therapists and all that. If you’re looking for addiction treatment I’d definitely try applying to go there. But if you need mental health treatment, you’d best look elsewhere since they only deal with mental health as it relates to addiction. Just coping skills training & some psych-ed. Not much art therapy if that’s your thing. Also, they don’t really help you find a job so just be aware of that too. I would go to them again if I relapsed I guess. They’ll get you to 6 months sober at least. Being discharged too early before I felt like I was ready activated my abandonment wound though.

My experience with Alpha (Now Release) was wonderful. This is where my experience with addiction recovery became enjoyable not just a chore. I found a distinctive unique experience. They helped me learn how to live in the outside world and experience life in ways that changed my perspective of the world. This place really can provide change to people’s life from life skills to recovery while still having fun at the same time.

I'm an alum of the program. Very grateful I landed here after in-patient treatment. Great staff and experience.