David and Ivory Ministries Inc Lieutenants House

David and Ivory Ministries Inc Lieutenants House is a substance use treatment center in Houston, TX.

Substance use treatmentTransitional housing, halfway house, or sober homeResidentialLong-term residentialInsurance Accepted

At a Glance

Location

4728 Gunter Street, Houston, TX 77020

Primary Focus

Substance use treatmentTransitional housing, halfway house, or sober home

Treatment Settings

ResidentialLong-term residentialShort-term residentialOutpatientRegular outpatient treatment

Treatment Approaches

Cognitive behavioral therapyMotivational interviewingContingency management/motivational incentivesRelapse preventionSubstance abuse counseling12-step facilitationAnger management

About David and Ivory Ministries Inc Lieutenants House

David and Ivory Ministries Inc Lieutenants House provides faith-based residential treatment for men in Houston, focusing on alcoholism and substance use disorders. This recovery center integrates spiritual principles into addiction treatment, serving Harris County residents through patient assistance programs.

David and Ivory Ministries Inc Lieutenants House operates as a specialized recovery center in Houston's Harris County, providing residential treatment exclusively for men struggling with alcoholism and substance use disorders. Located on Gunter Street in the heart of Houston, this facility serves as a dedicated space for men seeking structured, faith-centered addiction treatment within a supportive residential environment.

The center focuses exclusively on residential treatment, offering men an intensive rehab experience that removes them from triggers and environments that may contribute to substance abuse. This residential program provides the structured foundation many men need during early recovery, creating space for focused healing before transitioning to outpatient programs or sober living arrangements. The residential format allows participants to build strong peer connections and develop recovery skills in a concentrated timeframe.

Faith-based recovery forms the cornerstone of the treatment approach at Lieutenants House, integrating spiritual principles and practices into the addiction treatment process. This therapeutic method appeals to men who find strength and guidance through spiritual connection, offering an alternative to purely clinical approaches. The faith-centered model provides both structure and meaning, helping participants develop spiritual tools alongside traditional recovery skills.

Serving men throughout Houston and Harris County, Lieutenants House addresses the specific needs of male clients through gender-specific programming. Patient assistance makes treatment accessible regardless of financial circumstances, removing barriers that might prevent men from accessing quality residential care. This recovery community understands that long-term sobriety often begins with intensive residential treatment, positioning participants for success in continuing care, alumni programs, and ongoing recovery support.

Men's Residential Treatment Program

Lieutenants House provides residential treatment designed specifically for men, creating an environment where male clients can focus entirely on recovery without outside distractions. The residential format offers intensive programming that addresses both the physical and psychological aspects of addiction, providing a foundation for long-term sobriety.

Men benefit from gender-specific programming that acknowledges the unique challenges males face in recovery. This approach allows for honest peer support and targeted therapeutic interventions that resonate with male experiences in addiction and recovery.

Faith-Based Recovery Approach

The center's faith-based recovery methodology integrates spiritual practices and principles throughout the treatment process. This approach provides men with spiritual tools and community support that extend beyond the residential treatment period, creating a framework for ongoing recovery.

Spiritual recovery methods offer meaning and purpose that many men find essential for sustained sobriety. The faith-centered approach builds connection to something greater than oneself, providing strength during challenging moments in the recovery journey.

Serving Houston's Recovery Community

Located in Harris County, Lieutenants House serves men throughout the Houston metropolitan area who need intensive residential care for alcoholism and substance use disorders. The facility's position within the local recovery community provides connections to ongoing support services and aftercare resources.

Patient assistance programs ensure that financial barriers don't prevent men from accessing quality residential treatment. This commitment to accessibility strengthens Houston's recovery community by ensuring more men can receive the intensive care they need to begin their journey toward lasting sobriety.

Why Choose David and Ivory Ministries Inc Lieutenants House

  • Men-only residential treatment creating focused peer support and gender-specific programming
  • Faith-based recovery approach integrating spiritual principles into addiction treatment
  • Patient assistance programs ensuring treatment accessibility regardless of financial status
  • Houston location serving Harris County's recovery community with residential care
  • Specialized focus on alcoholism and substance use disorders within spiritual framework

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of addiction treatment does Lieutenants House provide?

Lieutenants House offers residential treatment for men dealing with alcoholism and substance use disorders. The program uses a faith-based recovery approach, providing intensive care in a structured residential environment.

Who can receive treatment at this recovery center?

The facility serves men exclusively, focusing on male clients throughout Houston and Harris County. Services are conducted in English, and the center specializes in treating alcoholism and substance use disorders.

How does the faith-based approach work in addiction treatment?

The center integrates spiritual principles and practices throughout the recovery process. This therapeutic method provides men with spiritual tools and community support that can strengthen their commitment to sobriety beyond the residential treatment period.

What payment options are available for residential treatment?

Lieutenants House offers patient assistance programs to help make treatment accessible. These assistance programs help remove financial barriers that might prevent men from receiving necessary residential care.

Where is this residential treatment facility located?

The center is located at 4728 Gunter Street in Houston, Texas 77020. It serves men throughout Harris County, providing accessible residential treatment within the Houston metropolitan area.

Why choose residential treatment over outpatient programs?

Residential treatment provides intensive, round-the-clock support that removes men from triggers and environments that may contribute to substance abuse. This structured approach offers focused healing time before transitioning to outpatient care or sober living arrangements.

How does men-only treatment benefit recovery outcomes?

Gender-specific programming allows for honest peer support and targeted interventions that address the unique challenges men face in recovery. This approach creates a focused environment where male clients can build strong connections with others facing similar struggles.

What makes this recovery center different from other Houston facilities?

Lieutenants House combines men-only residential care with faith-based recovery methods, creating a unique treatment environment. The spiritual approach, combined with patient assistance programs and gender-specific focus, offers a distinct path for men seeking addiction treatment.

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Substance use treatment · Does not treat opioid addiction · Cognitive behavioral therapy

Accepts: Cash or self-payment, Medicaid, State-financed health insurance plan other than Medicaid