NuHope Recovery

NuHope Recovery was established in San Antonio with a clear purpose: to directly address opiate use, abuse, and the recovery needs that follow. Located at 3619 Paesanos Pkwy, Suite 302, the clinic operates as a fully outpatient treatment program — meaning clients build the skills and accountability of recovery while staying connected to their lives, families, and communities outside of a residential setting. For people in the longer arc of recovery, that connection is often what makes sustained sobriety possible.

The clinic's outpatient program runs Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM, with telemedicine sessions available for those who need flexibility. Whether someone is stepping down from a higher level of care or beginning their recovery journey in an outpatient setting, NuHope's structure is designed to support consistent, ongoing engagement rather than a single acute episode of care.

Recovery rarely involves substance use alone. At NuHope Recovery, the clinical team treats co-occurring conditions — including anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, and chronic pain — alongside addiction, recognizing that unaddressed mental health challenges are among the most common drivers of relapse. The program integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Trauma Therapy, EMDR, individual counseling, group counseling, medication management, and physical therapy into a coordinated outpatient experience.

Having two physicians — Dr. Adam Bruggeman, MD, and Dr. Adriana Bryan, MD — on staff alongside licensed counselors means that medical and behavioral care are available within the same outpatient program. Medication management is included as a confirmed service, allowing the team to address physical dimensions of recovery under direct physician oversight. For people who have struggled to find a recovery center that takes both their mental health and their substance use seriously, NuHope Recovery's integrated approach reflects that dual commitment.

NuHope Recovery serves both adolescents and adults, a scope that makes it a meaningful resource for families navigating addiction treatment at different life stages. Adolescents face distinct pressures and developmental contexts that shape how addiction takes hold and how recovery unfolds, and having a program equipped to serve that population alongside adults reflects the clinic's broader commitment to the San Antonio community.

For families researching long-term recovery options — rather than simply a short-term acute intervention — NuHope Recovery's outpatient structure means treatment can continue over time, adapting as a person's recovery needs evolve. Telemedicine availability further reduces barriers, ensuring that distance or scheduling constraints do not become reasons to disengage from care. To reach the team directly, call (833) 210-4673 or visit nuhope.com.

Among the therapeutic methods offered at NuHope Recovery, EMDR — Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing — stands out as a clinically recognized approach for processing trauma that frequently underlies substance use disorders. Paired with dedicated Trauma Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, this combination gives the clinical team multiple tools for working with clients whose addiction is connected to unresolved traumatic experiences.

Group counseling complements individual sessions by creating peer connection within the recovery community — an element that research consistently links to better long-term outcomes. For people evaluating San Antonio outpatient programs with an eye toward sustainable recovery rather than short-term stabilization, the depth of NuHope Recovery's therapeutic offerings reflects a program designed for the full scope of the recovery process.