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Posted: Feb 28, 2011, 12:21
BURNING TREE
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Kaufman, Texas and Elgin, Texas
Bethany Lutz
Director of Admissions
866-287-2877
blutz@burningtreeranch.com
www.burningtreeranch.com
Burning Tree is a long term drug and alcohol treatment center specializing in a 12-step relapse prevention curriculum, treating the relapsing client. The program works with coed clients with whom 30-day treatment has not worked. Alcohol and drug, rehab treatment, relapse prevention and a relapse prevention plan are the programs primary roles.
The program includes lessons in life-skills, 12-step and spiritual guidance, chemical dependency counseling, nutritional and physical activity counseling, family programs, and group/individual therapies. Clients earn family contact and visitation as they progress through the program. With the longer length of stay, the program has enough time to create habits and lifestyles that are conducive to long-term recovery.
Burning Tree is licensed by the Texas Dept of State Health Service. Heidi Smith, LPC and David Houke, LMSW, LCDC make up Burning Tree's clinical leadership team. They will conduct a thorough assessment with the potential client to assure that the program can meet the client's needs for treatment. All of the programs counselors are licensed chemical dependency counselors, licensed chemical dependency counselor interns, licensed professional counselors, or licensed professional counselor interns.
Burning Tree is located in two cities in Texas, Kaufman and Elgin. The clients do not chose the location in which they attend treatment but can make a request. The final decision is made by the Admissions Assessment Team. If detox is needed the program can coordinate a brief stay with one of their detox partners before admission.
[This information came from the Burning Tree website.]
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