Houston Rehab Facilities

LifeStance Health Katy Freeway Houston

This is an outpatient mental health and addiction clinic on Katy Freeway in Houston. It is one of 64 SAMHSA-listed facilities in the city. The clinic offers therapy and psychiatry for substance use and mental health concerns.

LifeStance Health Katy Freeway Houston, Houston
  • Outpatient
  • 5 days
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This Houston clinic operates as part of a larger group practice that brings licensed psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists, and nurse practitioners together in one organization. Appointments take place in person at the Katy Freeway office or by video, and each person's care plan is shaped by their own diagnosis and situation rather than a fixed curriculum. The practice treats a broad range of mental health conditions alongside alcohol and drug concerns, including co-occurring disorders where both appear together. LifeStance Health Katy Freeway Houston provides both in-person and virtual appointments for adults, adolescents, and children.

Clinicians also work with process addictions and with grief, major life changes, and postpartum depression. Care is coordinated across a multidisciplinary team, and the clinic offers evaluations and testing in addition to ongoing therapy. Outpatient rehab in Houston TX at this Katy Freeway clinic includes nine therapy options covering individuals, couples, and families.

Outpatient care at LifeStance Health

This clinic offers outpatient care only: people come to scheduled sessions and go home afterward, and there are no residential or inpatient beds at the site. A usual program lasts roughly 5 days, so it works as a short-term or continuing-care choice rather than an extended stay. Houston rehab programs at this location last five days, with virtual options available, which fits people who must keep a job or care for family while getting help.

Staff at this location draw on evidence-based approaches including group therapy cognitive behavioral therapy family therapy dialectical behavior therapy, solution-focused therapy, narrative therapy, and acceptance and commitment therapy. Transcranial magnetic stimulation also appears among the services the clinic lists. Whether a particular clinic is a Houston alcohol rehab accepting most major insurance plans deserves a direct question, because in-network plans and clinicians can vary.

  1. Group Therapy
  2. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
  3. Narrative Therapy
  4. Personalized Treatment
  5. 1-on-1 Counseling
  6. Family Therapy
  7. Dialectical Behavior Therapy
  8. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
  9. Evidence-Based
  10. Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation

Who the clinic serves in Houston

  1. Adolescents, children, and older adults, with separate tracks for boys and girls
  2. Adult men and women, including couples and family members
  3. Adults and other people facing anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, OCD, PTSD, or personality disorders
  4. People with schizophrenia or perinatal mental health concerns
  5. People dealing with alcohol, drug use, or co-occurring disorders
  6. People facing grief, loss, and major life changes

Setting, size, and languages in Houston

Sessions are held at 8588 Katy Fwy., Ste. 350, Houston, TX 77024, and the clinic keeps full hours five days a week, Monday through Friday, with both virtual and face-to-face appointments. Care is offered in English, and a typical program length is about 5 days. Rehab centers in Houston Texas that offer virtual visits can make it easier to attend therapy without rearranging your whole week.

Queries before beginning in Houston

  1. Does my specific insurance plan cover visits here, and what will I owe per session?
  2. Which clinician would I see, and what is their license and training?
  3. Is transcranial magnetic stimulation appropriate for my diagnosis, and is it covered?
  4. How are co-occurring substance use and mental health issues treated together?
  5. What if my needs call for more than outpatient visits?
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Common questions

What does LifeStance Health Katy Freeway Houston treat?

The clinic treats depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, OCD, PTSD, schizophrenia, personality disorders, grief, and perinatal mental health concerns, along with alcohol and drug use and co-occurring disorders. It serves children, adolescents, adults, and older adults. Care is outpatient, and a typical program length is about 5 days, so it works as ongoing therapy rather than a residential stay.

Does LifeStance Health Katy Freeway Houston accept Medicaid?

The listing shows most major insurance plans accepted and cash pay rates available, but Medicaid participation is not confirmed in these facts. Call the clinic and ask about your specific plan before booking. If you are uninsured, ask what the self-pay rate covers. Among the 64 SAMHSA-listed facilities in Houston, payment options differ widely, so compare before you commit.

Is detox available at this Houston clinic?

No. Only outpatient care appears in the clinic's listings, so detox and residential beds are not offered there. Withdrawal from alcohol or benzodiazepines can turn medically dangerous, and a clinician ought to evaluate you before you quit drinking or cut down. If you need withdrawal management, request a referral from the clinic to a program that offers it, then come back for outpatient follow-up.

How long do people usually stay in treatment here?

The listed typical program length is about 5 days, which reflects short-term or continuing outpatient care rather than a long residential stay. Many people attend sessions over weeks or months, but that schedule is set with your clinician. Ask at intake how often you would meet and how progress is reviewed. If you need more structure, ask about a higher level of care.

Does LifeStance Health Katy Freeway Houston offer virtual therapy?

The clinic runs full services five days a week, Monday through Friday, and appointments can be either in person or virtual. If getting to the Katy Freeway office is a hardship, sessions by video are an option. Either way, the licensed clinicians and the evidence-based therapies are the same, and the plan of care is built around each person's situation.

How to check for openings in Houston

This site's helpline is run by trained staff who connect callers with licensed treatment providers. Calls cost nothing, stay private, and obligate you to nothing. Advisors can help you ask the clinic about open appointments, insurance coverage, and whether its outpatient schedule fits what you need. They do not diagnose, and they cannot promise admission or coverage. If several Houston options are in play, drug rehab centers in Houston Texas vary in levels of care, so one brief call can narrow the list before you phone the clinic yourself.

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