TRC- Texas Recovery Centers

04/03/2026

There’s a lot of misinformation about addiction and stigma grows in the gaps. Understanding the truth helps us replace judgment with compassion and shame with solutions. Recovery is possible with the right support and clinical care.
If you or someone you love is struggling, Texas Recovery Centers is here to help. 📞 (214) 295-6503

04/01/2026

Alumni Spotlight: Kathleen

At 62 years old, Kathleen reached a moment she could not ignore. “I was no longer living life, I was merely alive.”

After a long night of drinking and using, she thought about her children and grandchildren and what it would mean for them to receive a call that she had self-destructed. “The thought was terrifying,” she shared. “In that very moment I knew something had to change or I was going to die.”

Determined to find the right support, Kathleen began searching for a recovery center that offered a variety of therapies. That search led her to Texas Recovery Centers, a decision she now calls “the best decision that I ever made.”

Nearly 19 months later, Kathleen is “no longer a hostage to drugs and alcohol.” She has rebuilt relationships with her children and her husband and strengthened her faith. While the road was not easy, she leaned on the support around her and made the choice to no longer let her disease have dominion over her life.

Today, Kathleen serves as the Director of Celebrate Recovery at her local church, helping others work through their “hurts, hang-ups, and habits.” She says, “there is no greater feeling than paying it forward in your recovery journey.”

“I am now living life and not just being alive.”

Her message to anyone starting their journey: “KEEP GOING!!! You are worth it.” Kathleen reminds others that while recovery may require letting go of people and things that no longer serve you, “the new life that replaces it will far surpass anything that you have to give up.”

03/30/2026

Addiction and mental health often go hand in hand, and treating one without the other can make recovery harder.
Our new blog post breaks down how co-occurring disorder treatment supports healing on every level ❤️‍🩹

Co-occurring disorders, also called dual diagnosis, is when a person has both an addiction and at least one mental health condition at the same time.

03/27/2026

An end of the week reminder 💖

03/24/2026

Nothing says teamwork like a matching moment 💖
So grateful for this crew and everything they bring to TCR, every single day.

03/23/2026

TRC is hiring Registered Nurses who are passionate about supporting people on their recovery journey. To apply, please email your resume to Alexandria.Schmidt@regardhealthcare.com 🩺❤️‍🩹

03/18/2026

Cravings can feel overwhelming, but they’re temporary. The wave metaphor reflects the nature of cravings: they rise, peak, and eventually subside. Urge surfing is a mindfulness-based practice designed to help individuals manage cravings by "riding the wave" of an urge without acting on it. It's important to remember that cravings rise, peak, and pass if we ride them out 🌊🏄‍♀️

03/17/2026

This St. Patrick’s Day, we’re celebrating the real kind of luck: waking up clear-headed, present, and grateful for another sober day.

If you're celebrating St. Patrick’s Day sober today, drop a 🍀 in the comments.

03/16/2026

Research shows that strong social support is one of the most important factors in long-term recovery. When people feel connected and supported, they’re more likely to stay engaged in their recovery and build healthier lives. Support groups, therapy, peers, and community can help people stay accountable, feel understood, and build a life that supports sobriety.

03/13/2026

There’s a lot of misinformation about addiction and stigma grows in the gaps. Understanding the truth helps us replace judgment with compassion and shame with solutions. Recovery is possible with the right support and clinical care.

If you or someone you love is struggling, Texas Recovery Centers is here to help. 📞 (214) 295-6503

03/11/2026

Different trail, same grit. 🤠

03/09/2026

Join us for this week's AA meeting this Wednesday from 6pm-8pm. Community, connection, and shared experience are powerful parts of recovery, and we’re thrilled to provide a space for that. All are welcome! RSVP here: https://forms.office.com/r/DgPt1SzjFp