Maverick Behavioral Health helps patients recover from a wide variety of health issues.
Whether you’re struggling with an alcohol addiction or dealing with lingering mental health challenges, our team of expert practitioners can help you move forward.
Here’s a closer look at the most common conditions we treat and the forms of care we offer. Keep reading to find the top questions to ask yourself when deciding which type of treatment you should pursue.
Alcohol Abuse
Alcohol is one of the most widely abused substances in the United States. It impacts millions of people from all walks of life. If you’ve been struggling with it, Maverick can help you heal.
Our alcohol abuse treatment is personalized based on every patient’s unique needs. It can include time in our medical detox facility and rehab center. Or, complete your recovery through outpatient services like 1-on-1 therapy and group-based healing activities.
Drug Addiction
Maverick also works with patients who are recovering from drug addiction. We can help you do the same, regardless of whether you’ve been using opioids, methamphetamine, cocaine, or another substance.
Like treatment for alcoholism, our drug abuse care is personalized around your needs. It can often be completed in an inpatient or outpatient setting, based on your preferences. Just let us know what you’re struggling with and we can recommend the right form of care.
Mental Health Conditions
You can also get help with mental health challenges at Maverick. Our team of therapists regularly supports patients who struggle with the following:
- Depression
- Anxiety
- PTSD
- Bipolar disorder
- Eating disorders
- Related conditions
We offer treatment for these conditions as a standalone service and alongside substance abuse care. For example, we can treat you for depression during a stint in rehab, or you can do 1-on-1 therapy sessions without receiving other forms of care.
Do You Need Care? 5 Questions To Ask Yourself
You can receive treatment for almost any mental health or substance abuse issue at Maverick Behavioral Health. Knowing that, the next step is deciding whether now is the right time to pursue care. And if it is, what kind of treatment should you pursue?
Asking yourself the following questions will help you make these decisions. You can also contact Maverick directly for a personalized care recommendation.
Have you tried and failed to quit over and over again?
One of the hallmarks of addiction is wanting to quit but never succeeding in doing so. You may have had some periods of success on your own, but if the addiction keeps coming back, it’s probably time for treatment.
Our bodies form chemical dependencies on drugs and alcohol over time. These can feel impossible to break on your own — and trying can be dangerous. If you’re in this situation, things may not improve until you take the plunge and ask for professional support with your recovery.
Is your substance use escalating?
You should also consider how your substance use has evolved over time. Many of our patients started realizing they had a problem when they noticed they were taking higher and higher doses to get the same effect.
Escalation can also be about how your substance abuse is impacting your life. For example, even if the dose you take stays the same, you could have escalating health problems or money issues. These are clear signs that you need professional help to move forward. Our addiction specialists can recommend the right form of care for your needs.
Are family members and friends encouraging you to pursue treatment?
It’s not always easy to keep an objective view of ourselves in mind. Many people who struggle with addiction and mental health don’t realize they have a problem that could be fixed with the right form of care.
That’s why it’s also worth considering what family members and friends are saying. If you consistently hear that you should consider treatment, that may be the only sign you need to take action.
Is your home environment stable and supportive?
Maverick offers both inpatient and outpatient treatment services. As you decide which of these is right for you, consider the stability of your home environment. People who live in disruptive homes with other people who abuse substances are more prone to relapse. However, outpatient care could be a fit if you live with a family that will support you in your recovery.
If you aren’t sure whether outpatient or inpatient care is a better fit, contact us directly. We can talk you through the pros and cons of each and help you make a decision based on your unique needs.
Are you ready to become a healthier version of yourself?
Finally, think deeply about whether you’re ready to become a healthier version of yourself. You’ll need to buy into your treatment plan completely to get the best results. If you aren’t ready to do that, then any form of care we recommend has a reduced chance of being effective.
We Support Most Major Insurance Providers
As you think about whether Maverick is the right fit for your care plan, costs will likely be an important factor to consider. Rehab can be expensive, but we accept insurance from most major carriers. This can reduce your out-of-pocket costs significantly, making it possible to get the care you need without breaking your budget.
Whether you want help with substance abuse or mental health, get in touch with us, and we’ll verify your insurance coverage. A single phone call will tell you how much you would have to pay for the care you want.
Take the First Step Toward a Brighter Tomorrow
Maverick Behavioral Health is one of Texas’ premier substance abuse treatment centers. We offer inpatient and outpatient services at every level of care — from initial medical detox to rehab and sober living.
Whether you’re just starting to think about recovery or you’re ready to start tomorrow, our addiction specialists are standing by to help you take the next step. Get in touch to learn more about how we can help. It could be just what you need to move forward.
