Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Marshall, TX

Truly dedicated to servicing those with mental health issues and their families. Great emphasis on Veterans with a project called Rally Point. Their service and care is outstanding.

Oceans Behavioral Healthcare in Longview is doing great work for our community. Their long-term staff is dedicated to providing compassionate and effective care, and their commitment shows in the results for their patients. The new Rally Point for Veterans initiative is a much-needed service and a fantastic addition to their programs. They are truly making a positive impact. Highly recommend!

Great place, great people

Best in the recovery arena. Counselor's and Director bring the compassion and all you need to do is be willing to be your best. Staff as well second to none. 🙏🫰

Greatest program ever! Enough said.

If you want a better life, it's yours for the taking. Anyone can do that on their own. The Holy Spirit protects you from the unlovable. 🙏🫰🤔

The counselor, Lauren and patient advocate, Chandra were very friendly and understanding. They discussed the case with us and was able to get a quick resolve. We are very grateful and appreciative to them and the staff at the Hospital.

Good treatment: I feel better and the staff was good.

Ms. Lynette the counselor is great in PHP

This clinic is great for counseling and medical treatment. The staff in this clinic is compassionate and really cares about their clients. We only left due to moving out of their service area.

Great staff always friendly and welcoming when you come in.

Great Place to get help. Only bad things is Not in the greatest of locations. Fairly clean it’s in an old building and again not the greatest location so there was some less desirable 6 legged visitors. 😬 but given location and age of the building it’s to be expected. The staff there is amazing! Dionne, Iesha, Angela, Cynthia, Tyler and many more that I can’t remember everyone’s name was very kind showed tough love when needed and compassion when needed. The doctor I saw was caring friendly professional and yet she had a sense of humor which is good when dealing the emotionally, mentally, and spiritually fragile people. While this place is not Christian based the Holy Spirit did settle in the halls as myself and other patients would sing and read scriptures. (This was patient lead not staff lead) I do feel my stay there was longer than I actually needed the doctors, nurses, and counselors agreed on this idea turns out it was an insurance issue. So I looked at it for the days I was there was a reset to my restart. And shared my faith with anyone who cared to listen. The medicine and professionals can only do so much it’s really up to you to do the work they suggest. What you put in is what you will get out. Upon my departure the staff and other patients hugged me and few in tears as they didn’t want me to leave because from what one of the counselors told me I helped many patients on my side of the wing and encouraged me to go back to school and get my counseling certificate and she along with 3 other employees told me I need to write a book about my life. While yes I had a minor set back having to go here after my nervous melt down. With everything I have walked through in my life I have a good firm foundation. And they encouraged me to do something more with my life as I have love for people full of compassion and because, well truth be told I walked through many fires. It’s just I needed to reset to restart and this place gave me just that! So shout out to the best ladies and gentlemen I have ever had the honor to meet! Oh yeah one more thing the food is not like hospital food! It was so good! Really an entire family works in the kitchen and it’s good down home cooking! I gained 10lbs while there. Thanks a lot for that! 😂 In all seriousness Thank you to the staff for helping me in my hour of need!

I just got released from this facility today. As there are multiple halls, I can only speak on brown hall. First ms. Deb the counselor was wonderful, the counselors are energetic. I will say the weekday staff compared to the weekend staff felt like whiplash. During the week they are very attentive and considerate to each person maybe due to staffing but on weekends, we were treated more like children and almost always went unheard and we would act like they treated us. Overall thanks to the weekday staff, I had a great stay and made good progress mentally during my stay. And scheduling and the food, THE FOOD omg it was plentiful and immaculate. The scheduling is very smoker friendly. If I ever have to get commited again, this is where I would go. We were very spoiled while learning to cope with our issues. It made everything digestible especially for someone with bipolar and severe people anxiety like myself.

I enjoyed my stay here. They were very nice. I have a friend just came out.of.there as well..she hadn't one complaint

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I entered CADA March 30, 2017, I was completely out of hope, and full of despair, the only solution I thought I had was suicide. My drinking, and drug use took me to a place of desperation. I could not stay sober, but I could not quit using. I went 20 plus years of suffering. The only coping mechanism I had, for every emotion, was to change the was I felt with drugs, and alcohol. When I was sad, I used, when I was happy, I used. My life revolved around when I would get my next bottle, or find my next high. I lied, cheated, and stole, whatever it took to get my drug of choice. I destroyed my family, and friends. I was like a hurricane in people I loved lives. I saw only darkness. In CADA, I learned tools, coping mechanisms, of how to deal with life, on life's terms, without alcohol, and drugs. I gained a new sense of self worth. I started to recover from a disease that had already taken so many I loved, including my mother. CADA took another chance on me 6 months into my recovery. I was hired as part of the support staff. I continued to learn and grow, in the place that saved my life. Three, and half years later, I am now part of the Peer Support Team, giving back, what was given to me. One of my favorite quotes is, "It is always darkest before the dawn." CADA gave me my dawn.

CADA offers a treatment solution for almost anyone! It is affordable and very comprehensive in its therapy. My favorite programs at CADA are the adolescent treatment facility, which includes a full time teacher, and the Family program. Women who are pregnant, or have children are welcomed in the family hall. Their children attend public school. Infants and toddlers are cared for while the ladies participate in their groups or counseling sessions. CADA has been a LIFESAVER for hundreds of recovering people!