Heroes’ Mile is an addiction recovery center located in Longview, Texas. With a specialized focus on the treatment of veteran substance abuse, we are uniquely qualified to attend to veterans suffering from addiction and substance use disorders.
Each level of care at Heroes’ Mile Texas is trauma-informed. This means that we use a holistic form of addiction treatment that takes the personal experiences of each servicemember into account, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), military sexual trauma (MST), depression, or any other mental health challenges commonly associated with military service.
The mission of our veteran substance abuse program is to encourage post-traumatic growth in the veteran rehabilitation process by guiding individuals from self-defeating thinking and behaviors to a higher level of social, emotional, and moral awareness. We accomplish this by giving our clients the support needed to assess personal trauma and to analyze the reasons for addiction.
The intended result of this process are individuals who are better equipped to handle the difficulties associated with service-related stress without depending on substances to cope.
From detox in a supportive environment to inpatient rehabilitation treatment, we provide varying levels of addiction therapies to accommodate different levels of need. At Heroes’ Mile Texas we understand that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to substance use disorders, and we are prepared to meet you wherever you are at in your recovery journey.
Below are the primary types of substance abuse treatment provided in our Texas rehab:
At our Texas rehabilitation center, we choose to focus on veteran substance abuse because we have a long history of working with those suffering from addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders. Our staff recognizes the impact that post-traumatic stress and military-sexual trauma can have on addiction and we take these details into consideration when constructing a recovery plan.
Remember, you are not alone when it comes to facing your addiction and invisible wounds of war. Contact us today at 1-903-291-3456 or fill out our confidential form to take the first step towards recovery.
Please note: For medical emergencies, please call 911. For other urgent matters, please call our admissions line 1-903-291-3456. Submissions after-hours, weekends, or holidays may experience a longer response time.
