Cenikor is one of the premier addiction treatment centers in Austin, Texas, offering a full continuum of care with a wide range of services tailored to the needs of individuals seeking recovery. This comprehensive drug rehab center provides inpatient and outpatient programs for adults and youths, as well as short-term drug and alcohol abuse programs. Each program is individualized to meet the unique recovery needs of every client.
In addition to drug and alcohol addiction treatment services, Cenikor offers continued support through recovery housing and alumni programs for individuals who have achieved sobriety. Before accessing these services, clients must engage in one of Cenikor's substance abuse recovery programs.
The intensive outpatient program (IOP) at Cenikor is led by licensed medical and clinical staff who conduct screenings, assessments, specific classes, early intervention, and recovery services. This comprehensive program involves individuals, groups, and families, addressing chemical dependency, therapy, family recovery planning, codependency disorder education, and gender-specific substance abuse issues.
Cenikor's supportive inpatient residential treatment program is designed for those ready to commit physically, mentally, and spiritually to substance abuse recovery. This program includes 12-step groups, multi-family educational groups, certification and diploma support, and soft skills training.
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) at Cenikor is recognized as one of the most effective opioid treatments. This program combines FDA-approved medication, such as Suboxone, with psychosocial therapy to reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings safely. MAT includes patient-specific treatment plans, individual counseling, transfers to residential programs, and access to Cenikor's telehealth services.
The outpatient substance abuse withdrawal management program helps individuals maintain recovery and sobriety in an outpatient setting, providing ambulatory withdrawal management and supervised MAT.
Cenikor also offers a short-term inpatient recovery treatment program that provides non-emergency care in a structured environment. Services include discharge planning, referrals, 12-step group introductions, assessments, screenings, and individual and group counseling.
For youths aged 13 to 17, Cenikor provides an inpatient treatment program operated by licensed staff. This program addresses addiction and supports healthy transitions into adulthood with early intervention, screening, assessments, therapy, and educational services provided by qualified teachers.
Youth outpatient therapy and recovery treatment are available through Cenikor's youth outpatient treatment program, staffed by licensed counselors who use evidence-based group counseling programs.
At Cenikor, treatment encompasses the whole person—body, mind, and spirit—exploring underlying issues to address the core of addiction. For nearly six decades, Cenikor has been an advocate for diverse individuals, offering a welcoming environment regardless of age, race, gender, or socioeconomic status. Many of Cenikor's team members are in recovery, providing relatable and empathetic support.
Cenikor believes in breaking down barriers to make treatment accessible and affordable, ensuring everyone has a chance at recovery. Their commitment extends beyond campus, offering longer-term care through outpatient and aftercare programs. Clients receive a recovery coach for two years to support them through the ups and downs of their recovery journey, helping them successfully manage their new way of life.
Cenikor is proud to hold CARF Accreditation, reflecting its commitment to maintaining the highest standards of care in addiction treatment and mental health services. This prestigious accreditation ensures that clients receive exceptional, evidence-based services in a supportive and regulated environment.
Cenikor proudly holds CARF Accreditation (Accreditation Number: 277429), underscoring its commitment to maintaining the highest standards of care in addiction treatment and mental health services. This prestigious accreditation ensures that clients receive exceptional, evidence-based services in a supportive and regulated environment.
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