Fort Worth Outpatient Rehabs

Symetria Recovery offers comprehensive outpatient services using the Symetria Method®. Their unique approach to opioid dependency combines medication-assisted therapy (MAT) with cognitive behavioral counseling (CBT) delivered in an outpatient setting.

Arise Recovery Centers – Fort Worth is an outpatient drug and alcohol treatment program on Camp Bowie Boulevard in Fort Worth, Texas, offering intensive outpatient (IOP) and supportive outpatient (SOP) care. Treatment is led by master’s-level counselors and includes individual and group therapy, a family program, EMDR therapy, and medication-assisted treatment, with a virtual IOP option. Arise is one of 12 outpatient locations the provider operates across the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex, Houston, and Austin, and it accepts private insurance, including out-of-network PPO plans.

Mesa Springs treats mental health and addiction in Fort Worth, beginning every admission with an assessment by a qualified mental health professional rather than a fixed intake track. Alongside its general programming it runs Help for Heroes, a named outpatient service built for military personnel, veterans and first responders — a population whose treatment needs and confidentiality concerns differ enough that a general program often does not fit.

MHMR of Tarrant County is the county's community mental health provider, and most of what distinguishes it is reachable before anyone becomes a client. Its ICARE Call Center takes calls and texts on 800-866-2465, and a Mobile Crisis Outreach Team provides face-to-face crisis response 24 hours a day to children, adolescents and adults anywhere in Tarrant County — the team comes to the person rather than the other way round. Families expecting a child or raising one under five can reach Help Me Grow North Texas on 844-689-5437 for early support.

ASIC Recovery Services provides outpatient mental health and addiction treatment in Fort Worth, running a continuum from individual and group counseling up through an intensive outpatient program to partial hospitalization — its highest level of care, and still without an overnight stay. The stated approach is integrated: anxiety, depression, trauma and PTSD are treated together with the substance use rather than referred out, which is what makes a partial hospitalization program worth choosing over a standalone rehab for someone whose mental health is the harder half. The practice serves the wider Dallas–Fort Worth area and is in network with major insurers including Ambetter and Baylor Scott & White. Private and military insurance are accepted.

Recovery Resource Council is a nonprofit behavioral health provider in Fort Worth, Texas, offering intensive outpatient (IOP) addiction treatment, recovery support services, mental health counseling, and prevention programming, with additional campuses in Dallas and Denton. Serving North Texas since 1946, it provides services free of charge to low-income, uninsured, and underinsured youth and adults, including veterans, families, and people experiencing homelessness. Care is available in person and by telehealth.

Helping Open Peoples Eyes provides intensive outpatient substance use treatment in Fort Worth, Texas. The program serves adults and offers cognitive behavioral therapy, individual and group counseling, and case management.