Central Plains Center Reed Adolescent Center

Central Plains Center Reed Adolescent Center has been serving the Plainview, Texas recovery community since 1969, offering specialized outpatient programs for adolescents facing substance use challenges. Located at 602 West 6th Street, this facility focuses exclusively on young people, providing a foundation for long-term recovery during these critical developmental years. The center's outpatient program serves adolescents across nine counties in the Texas Panhandle, making it a vital resource for families seeking youth-focused addiction treatment in the region. With bilingual services available in English and Spanish, the program reaches diverse communities throughout Hale County and surrounding areas.

The recovery center's outpatient program addresses both substance use disorders and co-occurring mental illness through integrated care. Adolescents receive Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) as part of their treatment plan, helping them develop essential coping skills for sustained recovery. The facility also maintains Recovery Support Services (RSS) since 2014, providing ongoing aftercare support that extends beyond initial treatment. This comprehensive approach recognizes that adolescent addiction treatment requires different strategies than adult programs, emphasizing skill-building and family involvement throughout the recovery process.

Under the leadership of Medical Director Dr. Bhupala Kallepalli and Director of Substance Use Treatment Services Kay Brotherton, the center takes an integrated approach to adolescent care. The program combines substance abuse treatment with mental health services and support for intellectual and developmental disabilities when needed. This multi-faceted treatment model acknowledges that young people often face complex challenges requiring specialized intervention during their formative years.

The center serves both voluntary clients and court-ordered adolescents, demonstrating expertise with diverse populations entering treatment under different circumstances. Families can access services through self-pay, Medicaid, or private insurance, with COA accreditation ensuring quality standards. The facility operates Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM, providing consistent scheduling that works with family and school commitments while maintaining intensive outpatient support for young people building their recovery foundation.