Substance Use
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While 14% of the adult U.S. population smokes, these rates are 2-4 times higher for patients with psychiatric or substance use disorders (Kalman 2005). Patients with substance use disorders want to quit, and they can successfully quit if they receive evidence-based interventions tailored to their needs (Kalman 2010). Contrary to the belief that tobacco cessation will hinder treatment, it actually enhances mental health and non-nicotine substance use treatment outcomes (Lemon 2003, McKelvey 2017). Consequently, efforts should be made to integrate nicotine dependence treatment into substance use treatment through multilevel (clinical, program, and system) changes (Baca and Yahne 2009, Prochaska 2004). Taking Texas Tobacco Free (TTTF) is a multicomponent, tobacco free workplace program that expanded in 2017 to work with substance use treatment centers and community agencies serving clients enrolled in substance use treatment. TTTF helps centers build their capacity to treat tobacco dependence among clients with substance use disorders.
Substance Use Disorder Treatment Centers & Community Outreach Agencies that We Worked With
Substance Use Disorder Treatment Centers
AUSTIN:
A New Entry
Sobering Center
BEAUMONT:
Land Manor, Inc.
CORPUS CHRISTI:
CARS Methadone – Corpus Christi
DALLAS:
STEP Med
DENISON:
Axcel Treatment & Recovery
FORT WORTH:
Crossroads of Fort Worth
Volunteers of America – Riverside
GALVESTON:
Gulf Coast Center
HOUSTON:
Montrose Center
The Council on Recovery
Santa Maria Hostel
Texas Clinic – Fulton
Texas Clinic – Westview
MESQUITE:
Inspired Hope Group LLC
SAN ANTONIO:
Volunteers of America
Alpha Home
STAFFORD:
Fort Bend Regional Council
TOMBALL:
CARS Methadone – Tomball
VICTORIA:
Billy T. Cattan Outreach Center
Community Outreach Agencies
AUSTIN:
Foundation Communities
Isolation Centers 1-5
GALVESTON:
Luke Society Clinic
HOUSTON:
Search Homeless
New Hope Housing
Healthcare for the Homeless
MEDINA:
Arms of Hope – Medina campus
SAN ANTONIO::
San Antonio Metropolitan
Health District
The Village at Incarnate Word
QUINLAN:
Arms of Hope – Boles campus
Mental Health
Training Program