Dallas Detox Center

11/11/2025

🇺🇸 Honoring Our Veterans

Today, on Veterans Day, we pause to express our deepest gratitude to the brave men and women who’ve served our country. At Dallas Detox Center, we are proud to stand alongside our veteran clients and our partners in the VA network as we walk the path of healing together.

Thank you for your service, your sacrifice, and your strength. If you are a veteran or know a veteran struggling with substance use or dual-diagnosis issues, we’re here for you, because recovery is a mission we share.

10/28/2025

What a day! Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate the grand reveal of our new barn at Dallas Detox Center. 🏡💛

From staff and partners to friends and community members, your support means the world. This space was built with heart, and it was so special to share it with all of you.

Here’s to new beginnings, connection, and continued healing, together.

02/26/2024

Living with a parent who is dealing with a dual diagnosis can pose challenges for children. Dual diagnosis refers to when an individual experiences both a mental health disorder and a substance abuse disorder. When parents struggle with these conditions, it can profoundly affect the psychological well-being of their children.

Children of parents facing a dual diagnosis often encounter obstacles. They may observe negative behaviors, undergo instability in their home environment, and feel responsible for their parent’s welfare. These circumstances can result in feelings of confusion, fear, and isolation. It is crucial to comprehend the impact that dual diagnosis has on children to best support them.

Gain a better understanding of how a parent's dual diagnosis may affect their children and discover resources for support.

02/19/2024

What many people may not realize when struggling with addiction is that it is more common than not to have a co-occurring disorder, also known as a dual diagnosis, when in treatment. Mental disorders and addiction tend to exist together, and to fully recover from both, one must tackle both the addiction and the disorder separately.

Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is a mental health condition that affects a person’s pattern of moods, behaviors, and the way they view themselves. Borderline Personality Disorder and addiction, unfortunately, often go hand-in-hand due to the negative self-image, skewed decision-making, and impulsive actions brought on by BPD.

Learn more about the intersection of borderline personality disorder and addiction, and explore treatment options at Dallas Detox Center.

02/12/2024

Addiction or mental health, especially when left untreated, can put a strain on family relationships where one family member may or may not admit that they have a problem.

Addiction or mental health disorders can lead to problems with intimacy between couples, issues with co-parenting, and even hurt sibling relationships.

Read here to learn more about the impact of substance abuse and mental health disorders on families and how Dallas Detox can help.

02/05/2024

If you or someone close to you is struggling with addiction or alcoholism, it’s important that you find the treatment you need. Over ninety percent of people struggling with addiction never get the help they need, whether that is no help at all or the wrong level of care.

A large part of this statistic is that people don’t know what to expect, and they might not understand that historical treatments that were less effective are no longer the cornerstone of treatment today. For others, there are concerns over stigma or cost, not realizing that access to modern addiction treatment is a federal right under all health insurance.

Understanding the evolution of addiction treatment can be vital in understanding how far we have come. Learn more here.

01/26/2024

Have you lost focus?

At Dallas Detox Center, we can help you get back on track and hone in on what matters most to you in your life.

If you or someone you love are struggling with addiction, speak to someone now at 703-776-9839 or visit us online at dallasdetoxcenter.com We've got this.

01/25/2024

Living with a parent who is dealing with a dual diagnosis can pose challenges for children. Dual diagnosis refers to when an individual experiences both a mental health disorder and a substance abuse disorder. When parents struggle with these conditions, it can profoundly affect the psychological well-being of their children.

Children of parents facing a dual diagnosis often encounter obstacles. They may observe negative behaviors, undergo instability in their home environment, and feel responsible for their parent’s welfare. These circumstances can result in feelings of confusion, fear, and isolation. It is crucial to comprehend the impact that dual diagnosis has on children to best support them.

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Gain a better understanding of how a parent's dual diagnosis may affect their children and discover resources for support.

01/23/2024

What many people may not realize when struggling with addiction is that it is more common than not to have a co-occurring disorder, also known as a dual diagnosis, when in treatment. Mental disorders and addiction tend to exist together, and to fully recover from both, one must tackle both the addiction and the disorder separately. Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is a mental health condition that affects a person’s pattern of moods, behaviors, and the way they view themselves. Borderline Personality Disorder and addiction, unfortunately, often go hand-in-hand due to the negative self-image, skewed decision-making, and impulsive actions brought on by BPD.

Learn more about the intersection of borderline personality disorder and addiction, and explore treatment options at Dallas Detox Center.

01/20/2024

Addiction does not hurt individuals in isolation. Someone who is struggling with addiction or mental health can, by extension, impact their family members.

Dallas Detox Center is a drug treatment center in Dallas, Texas, offering addiction treatment services for individuals and their families.

Read here to learn more about the impact of substance abuse and mental health disorders on families and how Dallas Detox can help.

01/19/2024

We are here for anyone and everyone who is ready to get the help they deserve.

If you or someone you love are struggling with addiction, speak to someone now at 703-776-9839 or visit us online at dallasdetoxcenter.com We've got this.