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Addiction recovery program in Texas after residential treatment
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Recovery residences are free from alcohol and other substances and are a common pathway used to transition back into the community following residential treatment. Addiction recovery program in Texas, on the Adult Substance Use Recovery Residences page, refers to a supportive, shared living environment founded on peer support and connection to community services that promote a person's active participation in their own recovery.
What is an addiction recovery program
Texas Health and Safety Code Chapter 469 and 26 TAC Chapter 571, Voluntary Recovery Housing Accreditation, set the recovery-house rules. Section 469.001 defines a recovery house as a shared living environment that promotes sustained recovery from substance use disorders by integrating residents into the surrounding community and providing a setting that connects residents to supports and services promoting sustained recovery; is centered on peer support; and is free from alcohol and drug use. Section 469.002 requires the commission to adopt minimum standards for accreditation as a recovery house. The standards must prohibit an accredited recovery house from providing personal care services, as defined by Section 247.002. For questions regarding state funded options for recovery housing, email [email protected]. Brazos will open a city row at (844) 833-0738.