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Abilene Betty Hardwick

Addiction treatment facility in Abilene, Texas

Abilene Betty Hardwick 2626 South Clack Street
Abilene, TX 79606

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Levels of Care & Programs Offered

Abilene Betty Hardwick offers the following programs, based on data reported to SAMHSA's National Directory of Drug & Alcohol Abuse Treatment Facilities:

Treatment Approaches

Cognitive behavioral therapyTrauma-related counselingSubstance use disorder counselingRelapse preventionMotivational interviewing

Assessment & Screening

Metabolic syndrome monitoringComprehensive substance use assessmentHIV testingScreening for substance useScreening for tobacco useOutreach to persons in the communityTB screeningDrug or alcohol urine screening

Recovery Support & Aftercare

Outcome follow-up after dischargeAssistance with obtaining social servicesRecovery coachHousing servicesAftercare/continuing careNaloxone and overdose educationEmployment counseling or trainingMentoring/peer support

Additional Services

Social skills developmentCase management serviceSuicide prevention servicesMental health services

Education & Counseling

Individual counselingHIV or AIDS education, counseling, or supportGroup counselingSubstance use disorder educationHepatitis education, counseling, or supportHealth education services other than HIV/AIDS or hepatitisSmoking/vaping/tobacco cessation counseling

Language Services

Sign language services for the deaf and hard of hearing

Licensing & Accreditation

Abilene Betty Hardwick reports the following to SAMHSA: State mental health department, State substance use treatment agency, Local, county, or community government.

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