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The Last Resort Recovery Center

7509 Menchaca Rd, Unit 301
Austin, TX 78745
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The Last Resort Recovery Center 78745

About The Last Resort Recovery Center

The center treats most types of substance addictions, including alcohol, opiate, painkiller, heroin, meth, kratom, and polysubstance addiction. They have a detox program at the recovery center that offers medication assisted treatment. While going through the detox process, you’ll have access to support and evidence based treatments, including treatments for co-occurring disorders such as anxiety, depression, and post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

While in the inpatient program, you’ll address the issues that led to your substance use. The issues could be external pressures such as a high stress career. They may also be from a co-occurring mental illness such as PTSD or depression. You’ll be in a safe environment to express your needs and vulnerabilities. You’ll have individual and group therapy, recreation therapy, and other activities for men. There are also experiential therapies, such as equine therapy where you work with horses.

The center has a partial hospitalization program (PHP) as continued support after inpatient treatment or if inpatient treatment isn’t the best option for your situation. The PHP is an intensive program you can attend while living at home or in a sober living arrangement. You’ll have access to all of the same types of therapy as you would as an inpatient.

Some of the therapies are especially helpful to men, such as rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT). This is a type of therapy that helps you identify your self sabotaging thoughts and replace them with rational, more helpful thinking patterns. The PHP offers accountability, recovery coaching, and a wellness program to help you on your sober journey.

If you’re dealing with an addiction but you can’t stop working or attending college, they have a regular outpatient program. No matter which program you choose, you’ll have continued care support through an aftercare program.

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Latest Reviews

Camron Poe
1 week ago on Google
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I went to the last result July 13 2025. Ended staying for 60 days. Left did 30 days of php then I moved into iop sober living which was a big mistake. You can't really work while in iop. Took me a month to find a job. The director of all houses wanted me to pay 600 for Nov then turn around and pay 1250 for the month of December. They weren't really wanting to work with me on my rent. But you can break rules and stay in sober living. Im grateful im still sober due to the last result recovery
Lucas Liu
7 months ago on Google
1
The person who was in charge of admission was very rude and impatient. When I mentioned I was not able to pay out of pocket, he did not provide any other solutions such as payment plan. What he did was say bye and then hang up.
Andrew Ledesma
8 months ago on Google
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Terrible experience. They aren’t open to people finding their own way to recover. Made me doubt myself in every way possibles the clinicians and “recovery specialists” are the last people you want guiding you to find your life back. I went there in 2023-2024 winter and am still recovering from the traumatic experience this place gave me. Not to mention they had someone who sexually harassed clients house managing their sober living and took weeks to fire him after being told about his behavior. This place is unprofessional and looks to prey on people who are uncertain of themselves to push their beliefs on and not accept anything other than perfection, even when they preach progress not perfection. This place should not be open.
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Residential treatment programs are those that offer housing and meals in addition to substance abuse treatment. Rehab facilities that offer residential treatment allow patients to focus solely on recovery, in an environment totally separate from their lives. Some rehab centers specialize in short-term residential treatment (a few days to a week or two), while others solely provide treatment on a long-term basis (several weeks to months). Some offer both, and tailor treatment to the patient's individual requirements.

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Becky Babb

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Corbin Bigheart

President

Mike Smeltzer

Executive Director

Kim Harrison

CFO

Maria GarzaCC

Director of Nursing

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7509 Menchaca Rd
Unit 301
Austin, TX 78745

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Camron Poe
1 week ago
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I went to the last result July 13 2025. Ended staying for 60 days. Left did 30 days of php then I moved into iop sober living which was a big mistake. You can't really work while in iop. Took me a month to find a job. The director of all houses wanted me to pay 600 for Nov then turn around and pay 1250 for the month of December. They weren't really wanting to work with me on my rent. But you can break rules and stay in sober living. Im grateful im still sober due to the last result recovery

Bob dinoshaur
2 months ago
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Lucas Liu
7 months ago
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The person who was in charge of admission was very rude and impatient. When I mentioned I was not able to pay out of pocket, he did not provide any other solutions such as payment plan. What he did was say bye and then hang up.

Andrew Ledesma
8 months ago
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Terrible experience. They aren’t open to people finding their own way to recover. Made me doubt myself in every way possibles the clinicians and “recovery specialists” are the last people you want guiding you to find your life back. I went there in 2023-2024 winter and am still recovering from the traumatic experience this place gave me. Not to mention they had someone who sexually harassed clients house managing their sober living and took weeks to fire him after being told about his behavior. This place is unprofessional and looks to prey on people who are uncertain of themselves to push their beliefs on and not accept anything other than perfection, even when they preach progress not perfection. This place should not be open.

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