9 Drug & Alcohol Rehabs In Arlington, TX

The 8 treatment centers in Arlington provide a range of services tailored to different stages of recovery and individual needs.

• Outpatient Treatment: All 8 centers in Arlington offer outpatient services, allowing you to live at home while receiving regular counseling and monitoring. This level works well for people with work, school, or family commitments.
• Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP): 6 of the 8 centers provide IOP—more structured than standard outpatient care, typically requiring 9–20 hours per week of programming while maintaining daily-life responsibilities.
• Individual and Group Counseling: All 8 centers offer individual counseling, and 8 also provide group counseling. Family counseling is available at 7 centers, helping repair relationships and engage loved ones in the recovery process.
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): All 8 centers use CBT, a proven technique for identifying thought patterns that fuel substance use and building healthier coping skills.
• Substance Abuse Counseling & Assessments: All 8 centers provide comprehensive substance use assessments and ongoing counseling, including screening for tobacco and other risk factors.
• Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT): To determine whether buprenorphine, methadone, or naltrexone is available at a specific center, confirm directly with the listing—our directory does not separate this detail by location, but ask when you call.
• Gender-Specific Care: All 8 centers serve both male and female patients, ensuring access regardless of gender.

Cost shouldn't be a barrier to treatment. All 8 centers in Arlington accept cash or self-payment, and all 8 are connected to the State Substance Abuse agency, which can help navigate funding options.

For details on Medicaid coverage, state-funded programs, and low-cost or free treatment pathways in Texas, see our Texas rehab guide. It covers state initiatives, income-based eligibility, and how to apply. Many people qualify for partial or full coverage through state programs—contact a local center or your state agency to explore your options.

If you're willing to travel or prefer to compare programs across the region, several major Texas cities have significantly more treatment options. Each listing below includes the number of centers in that city:

• Houston: 62 centers
• Dallas: 28 centers
• San Antonio: 28 centers
• Austin: 24 centers
• Fort Worth: 22 centers
• El Paso: 12 centers

Telehealth and Remote Counseling: Many programs now offer virtual sessions, making it possible to start treatment from home. Ask if your chosen center offers telehealth appointments—especially useful if in-person schedules are inflexible or if you need continuity while traveling.