Luna Recovery Houston

Luna Recovery is a rehab center in Houston, privately owned, that works with people who have mental health and substance use disorders needs. The program is small by design, with 6 to 15 beds, and pairs a home-like setting with organized clinical care. Each person's plan is shaped by what they need, not by one schedule handed to everybody.

According to the center, care is built around the whole person, tending to mental, physical, and emotional health at once. Services include one-on-one therapy, group sessions, family counseling, and body-centered offerings like massage. Detox takes place with physicians, clinicians, and nurses involved, and medication is given when appropriate to ease discomfort during withdrawal.

The program includes family participation. Loved ones are supported in healing together through weekly family therapy sessions held alongside the person receiving treatment. Once residential care is complete, clients may attend a weekly alumni group, and PHP and IOP levels of care offer continued structure and a link to ongoing support.

Programs at this Houston rehab

According to its description, Luna Recovery offers residential treatment, Day Treatments (PHP), intensive outpatient programs (IOP), recovery coaching, and family therapy. Detox and care for co-occurring mental health needs are also part of what the center provides. The therapies include cognitive behavioral therapy and dialectical behavior therapy, family therapy, medication-assisted treatment, mindfulness therapy, psychoeducation, Twelve Step facilitation, and individual counseling with a clinical psychologist.

The program uses methods grounded in evidence and holistic approaches, with planning built around each person. Clients may have access to massage therapy and other body-focused treatments, together with scheduled activities. Neurofeedback is also available to support the treatment process. The center offers detox and mental health care alongside substance use for adults in Houston, TX. According to the center's description, PHP and IOP options are available for adolescents too.

1. Twelve Step Facilitation
2. 1-on-1 Counseling with Clinical Psychologist
3. Personalized Treatment
4. Family Therapy
5. Holistic
6. Medication-Assisted Treatment
7. Dialectical Behavior Therapy
8. Wellness
9. Mindfulness Therapy
10. Psychoeducation

Who Luna Recovery is built for

1. Adults of various ages, including young adults and midlife adults
2. Men and women, with a separate track for LGBTQ+ clients
3. People with substance use disorders involving alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, ecstasy, or other drugs.
4. People who also have conditions such as anxiety, bipolar disorder, ADHD, personality disorders, grief, or codependency.
5. People experiencing chronic relapse who need a structured setting

Languages, housing, and how long you stay

Luna Recovery describes its residential program as boutique and home-like, with 6 to 15 beds. The center was founded in 2016 and reports a typical program length of 30 days. Amenities include access to nature, gardens, walking trails, a pool, an outdoor lounge, gourmet dining, and internet. Rooms are air-conditioned and may be private or shared, with en suite bathrooms, housekeeping, laundry service, and bathroom essentials provided. Activities include AA and NA meetings, adventure outings, biking, games, swimming, and massage. Services are offered in English.

1. Access to Nature
2. Outdoor Lounge
3. Gourmet Dining
4. Walking Trails
5. Gardens
6. Internet
7. Pool

Payment and insurance at Luna Recovery

Cash pay rates appear among Luna Recovery's listed payment options. Which insurance plans the center accepts is not stated in its description, so callers should confirm coverage with the center and their insurer directly. If you plan to use insurance, then ask the center to verify in-network status and prior authorization before setting a start date. If you pay privately, then ask for a written estimate that covers detox, residential, and PHP or IOP phases. Callers can use the helpline at no cost to check availability and coverage.

What to ask before admission in Houston

1. How many beds are currently open, and what is the expected length of stay?
2. Does the center take my insurance, and is prior authorization required for detox or residential care?
3. Who oversees detox, and how are withdrawal symptoms monitored day to day?
4. How often will I see my individual therapist and psychiatrist each week?
5. What aftercare is included, such as alumni groups, follow-up sessions, or outpatient treatment?