Cheyenne Center Inc

Cheyenne Center Inc operates a residential treatment program in Houston that is structured specifically for men. Residential treatment at Cheyenne Center means participants live within the program, allowing the recovery work — therapy, skills-building, and peer accountability — to happen in a sustained, immersive way that outpatient settings cannot fully replicate.

The center serves a notably broad range of men in recovery, including those entering through the court system, individuals managing HIV/AIDS alongside substance use, and men who are deaf or hard of hearing. This intentional inclusivity sets Cheyenne Center apart from programs that serve a more narrowly defined population, and it reflects the facility's community-oriented model of care.

Cheyenne Center's residential program is built on a combination of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, psychoeducational groups, process groups, family group sessions, and individual counseling. These modalities work together to address the thinking patterns and behavioral habits that drive substance use, while also building the interpersonal skills that support long-term recovery.

Beyond clinical therapy, the program includes dedicated curriculum on relapse prevention, criminal and addictive thinking, domestic violence education, HIV education and testing, and tobacco awareness. Life skills and life-skills-for-living-sober courses prepare residents for the practical realities of maintaining sobriety after they leave the residential setting — a focus that aligns directly with what longer-term recovery actually demands.

Many men entering Cheyenne Center are dealing with more than a substance use disorder alone. The facility is equipped to treat co-occurring disorders — situations where a mental health condition and a substance use disorder are present at the same time. Addressing both within the residential program prevents the common cycle where untreated mental health symptoms become a driver of relapse after treatment ends.

Integrating dual diagnosis treatment into the core residential program, rather than treating it as a separate track, reflects a more complete understanding of what recovery requires for many men. For those who have been through other programs and found that mental health needs went unaddressed, Cheyenne Center's dual diagnosis capability is a meaningful differentiator.

Access to residential addiction treatment should not be determined solely by a person's financial situation. Cheyenne Center accepts Medicaid and Medicare, as well as self-pay arrangements, sliding scale fees, and financial assistance — a range of options that broadens access to men across different economic circumstances.

The center operates seven days a week from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and can be reached directly at (713) 691-4898. For men in the Houston area who are ready to commit to a residential recovery program and need help navigating payment, Cheyenne Center's intake team is available throughout the week to discuss options.