Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Humble, TX

Best place if you want to start over and get sober. Meetings are very helpful and right at your fingertips daily.

Love it there

Best AA place ever. Don't let the bad person saying they are selling drugs. They're just people who are healing and starting a new life

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They listen to you and help you

Lovely place for a workshop

I literally was just sitting down, minding my business, waiting on a friend to take care of his business, when a worker legitimately concerned, asked me if someone had already helped me. That made me feel so seen, and validated somehow. If that's how they treat you without knowing if you're in for service, I can only imagine how committed they'll be when receiving care.

I’ve Known Of Montrose Counseling/Community Center since Summer of 1995. During That Time MCC was located on Richmond Avenue in a beautiful but smaller building than they’re in now. My first Therapist was Lee Willis a phenomenal therapist for anyone living with gender dysphoria. Since then I’ve had sporadic experiences at MCC from 1995 till 2008. However, when I move back to Houston in 2008 I started going To MCC consistently especially after 2009. I’ve had some wonderful case managers and therapist from Mandy Lloyd in 2009 till Daniel Perez now. I can honestly say there’re people who work at MCC who authentically care about the LGBTQ+ community of Houston very much, and those same people are willing to provide exceptional services for anyone regardless of their sexual orientation, gender, religion, or race to me that’s commendable. I lost my Therapist/ Friend Mike Ator in November Of last year 11-04-24 was the day I was told he had passed away, and that news shook me to my core it was devastating heartbreaking news. I miss him greatly and that’s the kind of people that work at MCC phenomenal people who truly care and reaffirm to their clients they matter. In closing, I wholeheartedly recommend MCC to anyone who seeking services like Mental Wellness, Community groups to network, groups that meet to discuss life’s challenges, and helping people who are apart of the LGBTQ+ community by reaffirming the fact YOU MATTER 🤗 I Sincerely And Unequivocally give MCC Five Stars For being a lighthouse In Dark Times Thank You ☺️ GOD Bless 🙏🏾 !!!!!!

The facilities are great, we so appreciate the safe spaces. Staff works with disabilities and are very kind in my experience. Thank y'all so much!

I’m incredibly grateful for my time with PRC Conroe. I did my recovery program through their online Zoom meetings, and even though I wasn’t there in person, I still felt fully connected, supported, and encouraged every step of the way. The ladies who led the classes were compassionate, knowledgeable, and truly dedicated to helping people heal—and that came through, even over a screen. They also offer in-person classes for those who prefer that setting, which just shows how flexible and accommodating they are to each person’s needs. No matter how you show up, they meet you where you are. Recovery isn’t easy, but PRC Conroe made it feel possible. I’m beyond thankful for the guidance they gave me, and I’d highly recommend them to anyone looking for real, effective support in their recovery journey.

I have nothing but good things to say about this program and what they teach in their classes. They welcome you into their class and help you to understand a different perspective on life. If you get the opportunity to meet with Agatha or Alethe, you will not be disappointed. Great Program!

GREAT GROUP OF PEOPLE WITH A LOT OF CARE AND SUPPORT AND KNOWLEDGE.

I have been to a few recovery centers and CARS is by far the best. They work with you and actually care about your progress and how you are. Kim is by far the best counselor I could’ve asked for, she is kind, caring and is the best part of CARS in my opinion. Also thw nurses there, Leah and Art work SO hard making sure everyone gets taken care of. I can’t say one bad thing about any of the counselors for that matter because they are all awesome.

Love it here! They have helped me in so many ways! Especially Kim, she is an amazing counselor and person. I feel like I can tell her anything without feeling judged or like I have gone backwards in my treatment that I just need to fix whatever problem I'm having and still feel like I'm accomplishing life in a positive way and that once I fix that issue I'm still doing good so thank you Kim for making feel that way and keeping me on track!! ❤️❤️❤️

I have been to 7 different clinics between Utah, cali, Texas; and CARS in Tomball is the best I have been to. If it weren’t for Kimberley there is no way I would be doing as good as I am. She has been there to talk me through hard times, reminded me how strong I am, if something comes up (out of town, or surgeries etc.) Kimberley, the nurses, and doctor do all they can to accommodate my needs. Other clinics made me feel like a burden, or like I was putting them out, or a pain. I have never had a counselor as amazing as Kimberly. I thought I was losing my dad, and the support Kimberly gave me, I have never had. She didn’t rush me out, I had to go back to my home state and she helped me make a relapse prevention plan, checked in on me, and has never made me feel like an addict. She has helped set me up to succeed, not fail. I have almost two years sober and if I didn’t have her support as well as Leah and Art and Chase I wouldn’t have made it this far. I’ve never had this kind of support in a program as I do now. Kimberly is the reason I stay at this clinic; “the best counselor I’ve had.” Leah, Art and Chase are all bonuses! If you’re looking for somewhere for yourself or family, CARS is the best. The counselors, nurses, and doc are all positives to this place

Very helpful!

Employee Joanna - Was. So Considerate I. Appreciate. Her. Niceness &. Knowledge

This place is excellent and really cares about you

Great treatment center that solely cares about helping our loved ones get better. I would refer any one of my family members or friends here that was struggling with any mental health concern.

Seeking treatment for mental health for myself was the best decision I have ever made. I am beyond grateful for New Dimensions.

My teen has been to this place twice over a years time frame and did an IOP and PHP program. We felt both times that their treatment and care for the teens was really great and the information shared in family was always helpful. Would definitely recommend this place for families looking to find mental health care for their teens.

I think the staff was carrying and Responding to my needs

uhm i don’t really leave reviews as you can tell i made this fake account for food reviews. but i just can’t see this place being so badly rated. i can go on and on about a lot of horrible treatment from other hospitals i’ve been through. and although i can’t remember the first time i was here, i’ll definitely will remember the last time. i had turned 18 in there and was moved into the adult unit. and the staff helped me feel so much better than i ever did in that time of my life. i had gotten a cake, was sung to, and felt so much love and care from the staff and patients. i’m not sure but i think i met the man who owned this place. he immediately helped me calm down and showed immense care for me even though i was being erratic bc i had to be near said abuser who only came to steal my belongings from the police. but idc that place made me feel safe. safer than i ever been before. even if it was just for a week. also they had the best chefs there. never seen a place put so much love and effort into the food the patients were getting. <3

I got a good service from this hospital, all the staff are very polite and friendly, food was very good, I got medicine on time everyday and they clean every day even washroom is too good.Thankyou.

Very professional and comfortable setting. Very clean and friendly facility. I recommend Northshore Treatment Center to anyone wanting help on their journey to sobriety.

This clinic has changed my life for the better I work without missing days and am no longer sick ,the people are friendly and the counselor help with any program I have day or night

Northshore Treatment Center is the ideal place when it comes to chemical/opiate dependency withdrawal services (short and long term), family counseling services, and probation/parole deference. Licensed chemical dependency staff with assess your specific needs and provide the range of services you require to lead a life free of the consequences of opiate dependency. This also requires you to work your program and be serious about your disposition, while possessing the will and drive to make things better for yourself. Located in a discreet professional building right off I-10 in the Northshore area, you can be sure that every prospective and tenured client alike will be treated in a compassionate manner, where privacy is the highest priority. There is ample space and seating for monthly meetings, and to wait if necessary. Plenty of parking is provided in the adjacent parking garage with a minimal walk to the building for senior patients whether you park on the first or second floor. The video provided shows the walk from parking to the elevator just for reference. The family involved in this clinic has been a staple in the Chemical Dependency realm within the great city of Houston for 30 years, they have the knowledge and passion for helping Houstonians that transcends what most sterile clinics dream of offering. Being a client of theirs is important to them and tenure means something, if you are tired of being just another number in an endless stream of carbon copy clinics or the anonymous heartless nature that some state run clinics tend to have then request a transfer today. The hours are 6am-9am and the staff is available to answer any questions you might have until just after noon, the receptionist is an extremely nice person and will be eager to help. The owner and counselors possess the same good energy and you will feel like you’re in good hands from the moment you complete intake. If you are doing any kind of guest services be responsible and call early. So if you are having trouble with the law and cannot seem to adhere, on the street chasing the beetle or the dark side of the foil, consider this your sign and call to something higher than just SURVIVING. Take the first step to a new life, brighter disposition, and say goodbye to the days of unwell and drag. The power is in your hands!

Very good to my son. They left no stone unturned to help him and provide resources. Involved family in treatment process and determining mental status, as they know the patient the best. Included family and patient for the best outcome instead of just throwing him back in the streets before he was ready. This is a deeply personal and stressful situation when you have a family member having a mental health crises. I work in healthcare and I have to say I was very impressed with the physicians, social workers, and all other staff. They truly care . Thank you.

They are the best

It was actually alright I guess. I think their goal is to stabilize you and get you discharged to outpatient care as quickly as possible., I was expected to take care of myself (I changed my own linens frequently, made my own bed, was expected to remember the clothes washing process, was not reminded for hygiene practices, had to speak up anytime when speaking to or making a request with a nurse or tech) which sucked considering I was not admitted with my medications in hand, which if I had those that wouldn't have been an issue. If you have the precious opportunity to prepare, bring all of your current medications with you. I didn't have my identification on me, they still took me in though, thank God. My family struggled to keep up with where they were taking me during processing and stuff since they couldn’t access very much information without my consent due to HIPAA protections, and I didn’t fully understand that at the time. I did consent though, it was just my first time being processed like that so I really didn't know what was going on or what was expected of me. The nurses and doctors I recall did explain as much as possible to me, but I did not ask probing questions about my treatment and mostly experienced it, my mom and dad knew how to ask probing questions regarding treatment whereas I did not. There's a significant difference in approach. Everyone was really nice though, I only ever experienced friction from the other patients (uncommon, but people are people), even then it was all okay, I trusted the staff to step in if it got too bad, plus there was the isolation room if I really didn't feel safe which I thankfully never had to use. Be kind to the staff handling you and you should be comfortable in knowing to expect that treatment back. Enrichment outside features: Basketball, a football (if it can be found), a very nice path to walk that totally isn't bait for runners (anyone who sees the corner will know what I mean, just don't do that though), and a gazebo that genuinely at the time of writing this needs wasp spray inside the top. It was a bit scary laying down in there and seeing all of the wasps. On days where outside enrichment is doubled, there is a secondary building where you can color pictures with marker, listen to music, play board and tabletop games, and a separate wing with a basketball court. The building was unfortunately extremely cold in the connecting hallway, but the enrichment chambers were warm enough. If you end up in HCPC and are lucky enough to have visiting family, ask for something warm to wear (within regulation of course). Enrichment inside is far more limited, again, if you have family, do request something for yourself. A book if you have the attention span to read. There is a TV that for half the day plays music, and from the afternoon-on plays movies and television shows. Don't be afraid to ask to change the channel, but consort with your fellow patients first was the rule of thumb. There's also UNO which was fun to play, dominoes, coloring sheets and crayons, three meals a day, and your bed. Seriously, don't underestimate the power of the bed. The food is pretty good, too. Except the cucumbers which I found icky but they can't seriously account for personal taste unless you have a food allergy or dietary restrictions. These aren't exactly therapeutic activities, but help you to bond with your ward-mates and pass the time. It is quite loud inside, but you can ask for earplugs at the front desk. Staff have to shut doors firmly (which may be percieved as "slamming" doors) to secure them which is disruptive. They don't tend to do this after curfew as far as I can remember, but it is worth noting in this review. I was extremely lucky to have family involved and the help of the social workers assigned to our wing that helped me make sense of everything. Shoutouts go for II-C, if you see this then you probably remember me still but you did amazing for working with pretty much nothing at all. Sincerely, thank you.

Best in the business! Very happy with the results.

Christina and GHCS were great hosts! I can tell Christina put a lot of care into this location.

The Spring office location is new, has beautiful furnishings and decor sure to provide patients with a warm welcome and comfortable environment to care for their mental health.

Front staff was welcoming and helpful answering questions about how to admit in a loved one

Coming here end up saving my life. I miss all the people that I work with over there.

I absolutely love this place. My doctor Dr Kimberly Parks knows her stuff! I used to take a useless antipsychotic but she prescribed me a different medicine that really helps my mood, my thoughts, and my outlook on life. She is very knowledgeable and very smart. She helped me overcome suicidal thoughts by providing me with a medication that works! I'm very grateful for coming into association with her and am thankful for the help she's given me. She also helped me cut down on smoking by giving me anxiety medication and yeah I'm just way happy with the care I've received from her.

Great instructor.

Lovely doctor, took the time to explain everything to us. Cannot fault him and what care he provides, its the best!

My Mother was a Admin there so I spent half my life there it was a shame to see it closed.It was my favorite place in the world if I close my eyes I can still imagine the hospital

It was a wonderful hospital. It would be a shame to let that rich history die. I would love to see it turned into a .hostital museum telling of its history and the Doctors and nurses who worked and trained there.