Cocaine Rehab Center and Addiction Recovery in Texas

Statistics reveal a vital need for rehab and recovery facilities

According to a June, 2006 report by Jane Carlisle Maxwell, Ph.D. at the Gulf Coast Addiction Technology Transfer Center of the University of Texas at Austin, “cocaine is the primary illicit drug for which Texans enter treatment and it is a major problem on the border with Mexico... Indicators of cocaine use remain stable or are increasing slightly...Crack cocaine admissions are more likely to be White or Hispanic...(and) addicts entering treatment are primarily injectors.” These facts make it clear that quality rehabilitation treatment facilities and long-term residency recovery centers are crucial links in the chain of combating cocaine’s ruthless attack on society.

Texas options for treating cocaine addiction

From the addict’s first experimentation to first life-disrupting crisis, cocaine addiction weaves a twisted path of impaired thinking, moral degradation, loss of family and friends, and financial ruin. In the majority of cocaine addiction cases, only a professional treatment center with a specialized cocaine rehab program can effectively begin to break the heartbreaking cycle of cocaine addiction.

But what does the recovering addict do after detoxification and cocaine rehab treatment? One logical choice is to enter a program based on 12 Step principles for ongoing strength and support as confidence returns and a new way of life emerges.

Austin area’s Mark Houston Recovery Center

Thankfully the knowledge is beginning to spread that there are excellent residential centers where this approach to recovery is lifted to a new level of expertise. One such residential center that is making the news is the Mark Houston Recovery Center near Austin. Located in the beautiful hill country, it not only provides a safe, secure environment but also features a program born of personal recovery experience that truly gives recovery a deeper dimension. It is providing hope for permanent sobriety and a life of abundance for the adult male residents who experience a three-month stay there.

About president and founder Mark Houston

Having a personal career history of working for two respected U.S. rehab centers-- and a personal history of substance abuse--Mark Houston knew exactly what type of transformational recovery environment he desired to create. He envisioned the structure of his beautiful sober-living facility and its ground-breaking program to be a vehicle for recharging the “spiritual batteries” of the all-male residents. Men arrive there from detox programs at the early stage of recovery, and leave three months later content in sobriety, in emotional control and ready to enjoy a peaceful life.

Mark is a published author also known for sharing his experience through workshops and recordings. Learn more about Mark Houston at www.markdhouston.com.