Serenity Foundation of Texas

Serenity Foundation of Texas is a substance use treatment center in Abilene, TX.

Substance use treatmentTransitional housing, halfway house, or sober homeResidentialShort-term residentialInsurance AcceptedAdult women

At a Glance

Location

225 Mulberry Street, Abilene, TX 79601

Primary Focus

Substance use treatmentTransitional housing, halfway house, or sober home

Treatment Settings

ResidentialShort-term residential

Treatment Approaches

Cognitive behavioral therapyMotivational interviewingTrauma-related counselingRelapse preventionRational emotive behavioral therapySubstance abuse counselingAnger management

Special Programs

Adult womenCo-occurring mental and substance use disorders

About Serenity Foundation of Texas

Serenity Foundation of Texas offers residential treatment for men in Fredericksburg, TX, with a focus on substance use and co-occurring trauma. The program combines Cognitive Behavioral Therapy with CARF-accredited care, serving clients through Medicaid, TRICARE, private insurance, and sliding-scale options. For men ready to commit to structured, longer-term recovery, Serenity Foundation provides a dedicated residential path forward.

Serenity Foundation of Texas is a CARF-accredited substance use treatment facility located at 312 Balcones Drive in Fredericksburg, Texas — a smaller Hill Country community that places residents at a remove from the environments that often reinforce addictive patterns. The facility operates under the broader Serenity Foundation of Texas organization, which also maintains corporate offices in Abilene, reflecting a network committed to serving Texans across the state. For men evaluating residential treatment options, this center represents a defined, longer-term commitment to recovery rather than a short-term stabilization stop.

The primary level of care at Serenity Foundation of Texas is residential treatment, meaning clients live on-site for the duration of their program. This immersive model of care allows men to step fully outside daily triggers and pressures, dedicating their time and attention to the recovery process. Residential treatment at this level is distinct from outpatient programs precisely because of that sustained, day-to-day engagement with the therapeutic work.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a confirmed therapeutic method at this facility, providing residents with structured tools to identify and change the thought patterns that drive substance use. The program also addresses trauma and PTSD as co-occurring conditions, which is a clinically significant commitment — recognizing that unresolved trauma is frequently a root factor in substance use disorders. This dual focus on addiction and trauma sets the program apart from facilities that treat substance use in isolation.

Serenity Foundation of Texas serves men exclusively, making it a gender-specific residential treatment environment. The facility accepts a notably broad range of payment options — including Medicaid, TRICARE, private insurance, state insurance, self-pay, sliding-scale fees, and financial assistance — which reflects a genuine commitment to accessibility. TRICARE acceptance is particularly meaningful for veterans and active-duty military members who need a recovery center equipped to work within that benefit system.

Residential Treatment for Men in the Texas Hill Country

Serenity Foundation of Texas provides residential treatment for men at its Fredericksburg, TX location — a setting that removes residents from familiar environments and places recovery at the center of daily life. For men evaluating long-term substance abuse treatment options in Texas, a residential program means living on-site and engaging with therapeutic work around the clock, not just during scheduled appointments.

This model of care is well-suited to men who have found outpatient programs insufficient or who are managing co-occurring conditions like trauma and PTSD alongside substance use. The sustained residential structure supports the kind of behavioral change that requires more than a few hours of weekly programming.

Trauma-Informed Addiction Treatment with CBT

A defining feature of Serenity Foundation of Texas is its recognition that trauma and PTSD frequently run alongside substance use disorders. By explicitly treating these co-occurring conditions, the program addresses recovery at a deeper level than substance-focused care alone. This matters to men whose substance use is rooted in unresolved traumatic experience — and research consistently shows that ignoring trauma undermines long-term recovery outcomes.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is the confirmed therapeutic framework at this center. CBT is a structured, skills-based approach that helps residents recognize the connections between their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors — and develop concrete strategies for breaking cycles that fuel substance use. For men committed to residential treatment, CBT provides tools that remain useful long after the program ends.

Payment Options and Accessibility

Financial barriers stop many men from entering residential treatment, which is why Serenity Foundation of Texas accepts a wide range of payment methods. Accepted options include Medicaid, private insurance, state insurance, TRICARE, self-pay and cash, sliding-scale fees, and financial assistance — a combination that makes the program reachable for men across a broad range of financial situations.

TRICARE acceptance is a particularly important detail for veterans and active-duty service members. Men with military service backgrounds who are navigating substance use and co-occurring trauma can engage with this CARF-accredited program without having to navigate complex out-of-network situations. Families supporting a loved one in recovery should contact the facility directly to discuss which payment options apply to their specific circumstances.

CARF Accreditation and the Serenity Foundation Network

Serenity Foundation of Texas holds CARF accreditation — a credential that reflects an independent, rigorous review of the facility's treatment practices, safety standards, and organizational quality. For families and individuals choosing a recovery center, CARF accreditation is a meaningful signal that the program has met nationally recognized standards for substance abuse treatment.

The Fredericksburg facility is part of the broader Serenity Foundation of Texas organization, which also maintains offices in Abilene. This network structure suggests organizational depth and administrative support behind the residential program — relevant context for men and families who want to understand who is running the care they are considering.

Why Choose Serenity Foundation of Texas

  • Gender-specific residential treatment exclusively for men, supporting focused peer recovery communities
  • CARF-accredited substance use treatment program in Fredericksburg, TX — a regionally accessible Hill Country location
  • Integrated trauma and PTSD treatment alongside substance use recovery, using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
  • Accepts TRICARE, making the program accessible to veterans and military-connected men seeking residential rehab
  • Broad financial access: Medicaid, state insurance, sliding-scale fees, and financial assistance all accepted

Frequently Asked Questions

What level of care does Serenity Foundation of Texas provide?

Serenity Foundation of Texas offers residential treatment, meaning clients live at the facility for the duration of their program. This is a longer-term, immersive level of care designed for men who need more than outpatient support to address substance use and co-occurring conditions.

Who does Serenity Foundation of Texas serve?

The facility serves men exclusively, making it a gender-specific residential treatment program. It is designed for men dealing with substance use disorders, including those with co-occurring trauma or PTSD.

Does Serenity Foundation of Texas treat trauma alongside addiction?

Yes. Trauma and PTSD are confirmed co-occurring conditions treated at this facility. Addressing trauma as part of substance abuse treatment is central to the program's approach, recognizing that these conditions are often interconnected.

What therapy approach does Serenity Foundation of Texas use?

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a confirmed therapeutic method at the facility. CBT helps residents identify patterns of thinking and behavior that contribute to substance use and build practical skills for long-term recovery.

Does Serenity Foundation of Texas accept TRICARE?

Yes, TRICARE is an accepted payment method at Serenity Foundation of Texas. This makes the residential program accessible to veterans and active-duty military members who are seeking addiction treatment and substance abuse recovery services.

What payment options are accepted at Serenity Foundation of Texas?

The facility accepts Medicaid, private insurance, TRICARE, state insurance, self-pay and cash, sliding-scale fees, and financial assistance. This broad range of options reflects a commitment to making residential treatment financially accessible to men across different economic situations.

Is Serenity Foundation of Texas accredited?

Yes, Serenity Foundation of Texas holds CARF accreditation. CARF is an independent accrediting organization that evaluates substance use treatment facilities against established national standards for care quality and organizational performance.

Where is Serenity Foundation of Texas located?

The residential treatment facility is located at 312 Balcones Drive in Fredericksburg, Texas, in Gillespie County. The facility is part of the broader Serenity Foundation of Texas organization, which also has offices in Abilene, TX.

How do I contact Serenity Foundation of Texas to ask about residential treatment?

You can reach Serenity Foundation of Texas by phone at (866) 795-4673 or by email at [email protected]. The facility's website is serenitytexas.com, where additional information about the program may be available.

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