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Substance Use Disorder Treatment

Receive structured, counselor-led support designed to help you build stability, prevent relapse, and move forward in recovery. Our programs use evidence-based curricula to help clients understand triggers, develop healthier coping strategies, and meet court-related treatment requirements when applicable.

Duration

Minimum of 4–6 Hours Per Week

Format

Counselor-Led Group Sessions

Level of Care

Intensive or Supportive Group Counseling

Focus

Relapse Prevention & Recovery Stability

About This Course

Our Substance Use Disorder Treatment program provides structured group counseling for individuals working toward recovery from substance use while meeting personal, legal, or court-mandated requirements.

The Intensive Group Counseling schedule includes a minimum of 6 hours of counselor-led sessions per week. This level of care is designed to help clients identify high-risk triggers, develop cognitive-behavioral coping strategies, and build a stronger foundation for long-term recovery.

Our Supportive Group Counseling schedule includes a minimum of 4 hours of counselor-led sessions per week. This level of care focuses on continued relapse prevention, life skills, accountability, and successfully transitioning from the justice system back into a healthy, drug-free lifestyle.

Through guided discussion, education, and recovery-focused support, clients are encouraged to better understand their behaviors, strengthen decision-making, and develop practical tools to avoid relapse and negative consequences.

What You'll Learn

Identify high-risk triggers and situations that may lead to relapse

Develop cognitive-behavioral coping strategies for healthier decision-making

Build relapse prevention skills and a stronger foundation for recovery

Strengthen life skills, accountability, and tools for maintaining a drug-free lifestyle

What Graduates Say

“Getting a DWI was a massive wake-up call, but navigating the legal aftermath was confusing. Ms. Tingle walked me through the entire process and provided the exact documentation I needed for my probation officer. The classes themselves were incredibly eye-opening regarding the actual safety and legal consequences of impaired driving. I learned my lesson, got my certificate of completion without a hassle, and haven’t looked back.”

"Getting a DWI was a massive wake-up call, but navigating the legal aftermath was confusing. Ms. Tingle walked me through the entire process and provided the exact documentation I needed for my probation officer. The classes themselves were incredibly eye-opening regarding the actual safety and legal consequences of impaired driving. I learned my lesson, got my certificate of completion without a hassle, and haven't looked back."

Colton L.

DWI Education Client

“My anger was ruining my career and destroying my relationships with my family. The anger management sessions here taught me how to recognize the physical signs of rage before I exploded. Learning to pause, evaluate my triggers, and respond constructively has changed my daily life. The counselors at Ordered Steps provide an inviting, relaxed atmosphere where you can open up without fear of judgment.”

"My anger was ruining my career and destroying my relationships with my family. The anger management sessions here taught me how to recognize the physical signs of rage before I exploded. Learning to pause, evaluate my triggers, and respond constructively has changed my daily life. The counselors at Ordered Steps provide an inviting, relaxed atmosphere where you can open up without fear of judgment."

Maria G.

Anger Management Client

 “I came into the BIPP classes defensive and convinced that I didn’t belong there. Ordered Steps To Recovery challenged my thinking patterns without making me feel attacked. The curriculum made me realize that abusive behavior isn’t just physical—it’s about control. Taking accountability was hard, but this program taught me how to stop blaming others and communicate safely. It genuinely saved my relationship and made me a better partner.”

 "I came into the BIPP classes defensive and convinced that I didn't belong there. Ordered Steps To Recovery challenged my thinking patterns without making me feel attacked. The curriculum made me realize that abusive behavior isn't just physical—it's about control. Taking accountability was hard, but this program taught me how to stop blaming others and communicate safely. It genuinely saved my relationship and made me a better partner."

Billy P.

BIPP Client

“When the court ordered me into counseling, I felt completely overwhelmed and judged. The team at Ordered Steps To Recovery completely changed my perspective. They didn’t treat me like a case number; they treated me like a person who made a mistake. Through their virtual group sessions, I learned how to identify my high-risk triggers and build real coping mechanisms to handle stress without turning to drugs. They helped me satisfy my probation requirements while giving me the tools to build a stable, sober life.”

"When the court ordered me into counseling, I felt completely overwhelmed and judged. The team at Ordered Steps To Recovery completely changed my perspective. They didn’t treat me like a case number; they treated me like a person who made a mistake. Through their virtual group sessions, I learned how to identify my high-risk triggers and build real coping mechanisms to handle stress without turning to drugs. They helped me satisfy my probation requirements while giving me the tools to build a stable, sober life."

Lola M.

Substance Abuse Counseling Services Client

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Select virtual or in person to see the correct appointment calendar.

Virtual SUD Assessment

A 60-minute SUD intake assessment conducted over Zoom. Your Zoom link will be sent after your appointment is
confirmed. This is the first step before your in-person orientation.

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In-Person SUD Assessment

A 60-minute intake assessment at 10103 Fondren Rd., Suite 376, Houston, TX 77096. In-person appointments begin at 6:00 PM.

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If the available appointments do not fit your schedule or you need an earlier assessment – send us a scheduling request. Our office will review your availability and contact you as soon as possible.


What to expect

1

Select Your Appointment

Choose a virtual or in-person assessment and select an available date and time.

2

Enter Your Information and Pay

Provide your contact information and submit the assessment fee to reserve your appointment.

3

Receive Confirmation and Attend

Check your email for your appointment confirmation and any instructions you may need. Then attend your assessment at the scheduled time.

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FAQ'S

Who is Substance Use Disorder Treatment for?

This program is designed for individuals seeking structured support for substance use recovery. It may also be appropriate for clients who need to complete treatment as part of court, probation, or justice-system requirements.

Intensive Group Counseling includes a minimum of 6 hours of counselor-led sessions per week and focuses on triggers, coping strategies, and building a stable recovery foundation. Supportive Group Counseling includes a minimum of 4 hours per week and focuses on long-term relapse prevention, life skills, and maintaining progress in recovery.

The Intensive Group Counseling schedule requires a minimum of 6 hours per week. The Supportive Group Counseling schedule requires a minimum of 4 hours per week.

Topics may include relapse prevention, high-risk triggers, cognitive-behavioral coping skills, accountability, life skills, decision-making, and strategies for maintaining a healthy, drug-free lifestyle.

Yes. This program is designed to support clients who may need to meet court-related or justice-system requirements while also building practical recovery skills.

Clients who meet the program requirements may receive documentation of participation or completion. Requirements can depend on attendance, participation, and the specific treatment schedule.