
The Arbor is located on a 67-acre ranch along the San Gabriel River just outside of Georgetown, Texas. Our luxury addiction treatment center has an Austin-meets-hill-country energy that promotes camaraderie, healing, and renewal. If you have a loved one who is losing their battle with substance use disorder, it is likely that they will object to long-term treatment. Relying on fentanyl, Percocet, stimulants, alcohol, or other substances for relief causes changes in the brain’s chemical makeup that require an extended period of abstinence in order to prevent relapse and allow the person to reclaim their ability to think rationally.
No matter how desperately a person wants to stop using, withdrawal triggers survival impulses that prevent that from happening. To find out if residential addiction treatment at The Arbor will be a good fit for your loved one, give us a call at 844.413.2690.
The Arbor is located on a 67-acre ranch along the San Gabriel River just outside of Georgetown, Texas. Our luxury addiction treatment center has an Austin-meets-hill-country energy that promotes camaraderie, healing, and renewal. If you have a loved one who is losing their battle with substance use disorder, it is likely that they will object to long-term treatment. Relying on fentanyl, Percocet, stimulants, alcohol, or other substances for relief causes changes in the brain’s chemical makeup that require an extended period of abstinence in order to prevent relapse and allow the person to reclaim their ability to think rationally.
No matter how desperately a person wants to stop using, withdrawal triggers survival impulses that prevent that from happening. Given such a challenge, a residential care program for addiction is a treatment program at The Arbor that may be a good fit for your loved one.
Safety, healing, & personal connection in rehab
Our Texas rehab is home to an array of leading-edge therapies, including our innovative equine-assisted psychotherapy program. By offering a wide range of addiction treatment programs, we provide comprehensive support for each individual as they begin the path to sobriety as well as physical and mental wellness. Programs at our rehab center include:
- Gender-specific residential addiction treatment
- Individual psychotherapy appointments
- Treatment of dual disorders and polysubstance use
- Gender-responsive programs
- Introduction and advancement in 12-step ideology
- Extended care as needed
- Sober living options for graduates
But I'm cured
If fast-track approaches to addiction recovery were effective, we would offer them. It’s common for our clients to feel cured and dedicated to lifelong sobriety after a week or two in treatment. Finally feeling free of addiction even offers its own type of high. And, like any high, no matter how powerful, it doesn’t last. As we learn in our residential care program, feelings aren’t facts; feeling cured is different than being cured. Our team at the Arbor has a track record of helping people learn how to put their recovery first. It isn’t easy, but it’s possible in the right environment.
An addiction treatment center you’ll be proud to call home
Rehab at The Arbor begins with a thorough and detailed assessment process as part of our continuum of care. Each client is assigned a personal support team that includes our medical director, recovery manager, recovery coach, primary therapist, and psychiatrist if needed. Clients will meet with each of these primary care experts on a one-on-one basis at least weekly. As part of our residential care program, our team will design a custom treatment plan. This is to make sure that each person receives evidence-based, personalized, world-class treatment. Our relaxed, positive, dedicated, down-to-earth culture promotes healing from the minute you arrive at our Georgetown, Texas rehab.
Dual diagnosis care for mental health & addiction concerns
We utilize several strategies to treat clients with co-occurring disorders, which are conditions where mental health disorders and substance use disorders occur simultaneously. Common co-occurring disorders include:
- Anxiety and alcohol use disorder
- Depression and opioid dependency
- Bipolar disorder and stimulant addiction
- PTSD and substance abuse
- Schizophrenia combined with drug or alcohol use
To address these complex challenges, we employ a variety of evidence-based and holistic approaches that promote healing and recovery in clients facing the multifaceted struggles of co-occurring disorders.
Specialty programming is extremely valuable in treating co-occurring disorders, as it allows us to address both the mental health and substance use components simultaneously. However, an even more important consideration in the treatment of such individuals is our genuine care and commitment.
We truly care about our clients and will leave no stone unturned in promoting healthy accountability, rational thinking, authentic self-worth, sustainable community connections, and emotional stability. Our integrated and compassionate approach aims to empower clients to build a stable and fulfilling life in recovery.
Is extended care offered at The Arbor once you leave inpatient rehab?
Yes, The Arbor provides extended care options to support clients after they complete inpatient rehab. At all times, we strive to help clients transition smoothly back into their daily lives while maintaining long-term recovery.
Our advocacy support program is designed to help clients and their families build a solid foundation for long-term recovery through relapse prevention planning and family consultation. By offering continuous guidance and a structured support network, The Arbor makes certain that clients are equipped with the tools and resources needed to sustain their recovery and build a fulfilling, substance-free life.
What does the day-to-day look like in residential treatment at The Arbor?
Daily life in a residential care program at The Arbor is structured to create a balance between therapeutic growth and personal reflection. Each day begins with a guided morning routine to promote mindfulness and prepare for the day ahead. Clients participate in a blend of individual therapy sessions, group counseling, and experiential therapy activities, tailored to address their unique needs.
Afternoons often include educational workshops on topics such as relapse prevention, emotional regulation, and life skills. Physical wellness is complemented by activities like yoga or outdoor exercise, fostering a connection between mind and body. Evenings typically conclude with peer support meetings or reflective journaling, providing clients with opportunities to process their experiences and set intentions for the following day.
What to pack for residential treatment
Preparing for a residential care program involves packing essentials that provide comfort and convenience during your stay. Clothing should be comfortable and appropriate for the season, with options for both indoor and outdoor activities. Be sure to bring toiletries and personal hygiene items, avoiding products with alcohol content wherever possible.
It’s also helpful to pack comfortable shoes for walking or exercise, as well as sleepwear and casual attire for relaxation. Personal items like journals, photographs of loved ones, or a favorite book can provide comfort and familiarity. Electronics such as cell phones may be restricted, so it’s important to review guidelines provided by The Arbor in advance. Most importantly, bring an open mind and a willingness to grow, as these are the true essentials for a fruitful recovery experience.
Visit our Georgetown Texas residential rehab
As for commitment, most clients require extended sustained focus and specific, dual diagnosis treatment in order to achieve stability. When accepted into a Texas addiction treatment center, making a long-term commitment is the best way to start your life in recovery. It requires much more than giving a few pills along with a few therapy sessions to change lives.
Our clinicians have dedicated their lives to guiding people in recovery. And it shows in everything we do. Contact our admissions department by calling 844.413.2690 or using our online contact form and take your first step to sobriety.