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Alcohol Addiction Treatment in Fort Worth, TX

Lasting recovery from alcohol takes more than good intentions. At our Fort Worth clinic, naltrexone eases the cravings and counseling addresses why you drink, so the change holds.

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Fort Worth Clinic

7229 Hawkins View Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76132

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Alcohol Treatment

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When Drinking Stops Feeling Like a Choice

The pour starts earlier than it used to, and one glass stopped being one glass a while ago. You keep promising yourself you will slow down, and the promise rarely survives the week.

Heavy drinking changes your brain chemistry, so the pull toward a drink outlasts any promise to stop. That is why alcohol treatment in Fort Worth works best as medical care: naltrexone to quiet the cravings, counseling to work through what feeds them.

Walk in without judgment and leave with a plan shaped around your schedule. You do not have to call yourself an alcoholic to deserve help; if drinking is causing problems, that is reason enough.

No Referral Needed

Come in on your own, no doctor’s note or diagnosis required.

Medication That Helps

Naltrexone quiets cravings so counseling can do its work.

A past attempt does not mean it won’t work.

Most people who get better have tried before. What did not work last time tells us what to change, not that you cannot do this.

What Your First Call About Alcohol Treatment Looks Like

Making the call takes the most courage. What follows is straightforward.

Make the first call.

A real person answers at 866-955-2481 and takes time with every question about our programs.

Check your insurance.

We verify your benefits in about five minutes, so you know what is covered before you arrive.

Visit the clinic.

Your first visit runs about three hours, where a provider reviews your drinking history and you build a plan together.

Start your treatment.

If naltrexone can help with cravings, you can begin the same day, and your counseling gets scheduled.

The Truth About Naltrexone for Alcohol

Most people worry that medication is a crutch or a trap. Naltrexone is neither, and here is why.

Naltrexone is not a controlled substance, it is not addictive, and it does not get you high. It blocks the reward alcohol gives your brain, so the cravings lose their grip.

You take one pill a day, and our medical providers help you decide whether it fits your history and goals. It will not sedate you or leave you feeling off. Most people say they feel clearer and more like themselves than they have in a long time.

Naltrexone is never required, and treatment still works without it. Most people keep it because counseling comes easier when they are not fighting cravings at the same time.

Do not detox from alcohol alone.

Alcohol is one of the few drugs whose withdrawal can turn dangerous, even cause seizures. If you drink heavily, call before you stop so we can keep the process safe.

Is This You?

You do not have to see yourself in all of these. If a few ring true, that is reason enough to call:

You end the night with more drinks than you meant to have.

You set limits and blow past them within days.

You play down the amount when people ask.

You feel it hitting your work, your sleep, or the people close to you.

You reach for a drink just to steady out or get through the day.

You are worn down by how much headspace drinking takes up.

See yourself here? You are not the first, and you will not go through it alone.

What Treatment Actually Looks Like

Alcohol treatment in Fort Worth pulls several pieces into one plan:

One-on-One Counseling

Talk to a counselor who specializes in addiction, as often as you need.

Group Sessions

Groups stay small, capped at 12, so you can speak up or simply listen.

Medication

Naltrexone takes the edge off cravings and dulls alcohol’s payoff. Offered, never required.

Psychiatry

Depression, anxiety, and trauma often ride alongside drinking, and we treat the whole picture here.

Flexible Scheduling

Morning or evening sessions built around your job and your family.

No Arbitrary Rules

A slip is not a reason to remove you. We figure out what happened and keep going.

Fort Worth Alcohol Treatment That Actually Works

Alcohol is what we treat, day in and day out. Here is what sets us apart:

Alcohol-Specific Care

Your clinicians specialize in alcohol, so your plan fits how it actually shows up in your life.

Little Wait to Start

Most people are seen within a day or two, not the weeks other clinics quote.

No Judgment

Expect straight talk and respect, never a lecture about choices you already regret.

No Giving Up on You

If you drink again, you keep your place here. We adjust the plan and keep going.

Everything in One Place

Counseling, medication, and psychiatry under one roof in southwest Fort Worth.

Insurance and Cost

Most insurance covers alcohol addiction treatment. We will check for you in about five minutes.

Check your insurance coverage

We accept commercial insurance and Medicare at our Texas locations. Self-pay is available. Coverage varies by plan. Call us to discuss your options: 866-955-2481.

Fort Worth Alcohol Treatment Location and Hours

Hours

Admissions: 24/7 (call anytime)
Intensive Outpatient: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 9:00 AM to 12:15 PM, with virtual evening sessions Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday
Virtual Outpatient: Thursday 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM, Tuesday 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM

Getting Here

Highway: East of the Chisholm Trail Parkway toll road, southwest of downtown Fort Worth
Landmark: In Hawkins Business Park, north of Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital
Bus: Trinity Metro Route 51, Oakmont and Harris stop
Parking: On-site parking at 7229 Hawkins View Drive

Contact

Phone: 866-955-2481

Address

7229 Hawkins View Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76132 (southwest Fort Worth, Hawkins Business Park)
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Alcohol Treatment: Questions People Ask

Is alcohol withdrawal dangerous?

Alcohol withdrawal can be dangerous, which sets it apart from most other substances. Heavy daily drinking can lead to seizures if you stop abruptly, so do not quit cold turkey on your own. Call first, and we will assess you and keep the taper safe.

How long does it take to feel better?

You feel better in stages: the worst physical days pass within two to three days, you steady out over the first week, and by about a month most people feel like themselves again. Counseling and, when it helps, naltrexone move that along.

Do I need to go to Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)?

AA is not required here. It helps some people, but it is only one option. Our approach is evidence-based, combining counseling and medication, and we can point you to meetings if you want them.

What medication helps with alcohol addiction?

The main option is naltrexone, a daily pill that dampens cravings and takes the pleasure out of drinking. Your provider decides with you whether it fits, and if a long-acting form makes more sense, we can refer you for it.

Can I ever drink socially again?

For most people with alcohol addiction, long-term moderation rarely holds. Your care team will talk it through with you and build the plan around what works for you.

What if I keep drinking or return to use?

Nobody gets discharged for drinking. We treat it as part of the picture, talk through what was going on, and keep moving toward your goals.

Will my employer or family find out?

No one finds out through us. Your care is HIPAA protected, and we contact no employer or family member without your written permission.

I am scared to call.

Fear of that first call keeps a lot of people stuck, so if you feel it, you are in good company. The person who answers does this all day and follows your lead. Not ready to talk yet? Leave your number and we will reach you.

Is Someone You Love Drinking Too Much?

Loving someone who drinks too much is exhausting and frightening. One call gets you a clear sense of what treatment looks like and how to start the conversation with them.

How to Help Your Family

Stop Fighting the Cravings Alone

You have carried this long enough. One call to our Fort Worth clinic, and the next steps are ours.

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