At Clearfork Academy, we combine clinically proven treatments with the power of community and faith-based healing to help teens build a foundation that supports long-term recovery from opioid addiction.
Change your teens’ trajectory to help them get on track and live a sober life.
Targeting The Root of Opioid Addiction
Opioids are a widespread problem across the US for both adults and teens. We understand watching a loved one struggle in the grips of an opioid disorder can be distressing.
One of the most common ways teens get addicted to opioids are through sports injuries. Teens may be prescribed painkillers, and develop an addiction that can take over their lives. It’s important for parents to be mindful of the signs their teen could be abusing opioids in order to provide early intervention and proper support.
Commonly abused opioids include:
- Codeine
- Morphine
- Hydrocodone
- Oxycodone
- Heroin
- Fentanyl
Treatment for Opioid Addiction in Teens
If you’re a parent in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, you know this region isn’t just a growing metroplex — it’s our community. And it’s our mission to keep it safe for local Texas youth. When it comes to treatment, keeping your teen close to home can make a significant difference. Our network of behavioral health centers for Teens provides:
- Evidence-based mental health therapies
- Trauma-informed care
- Medication Management
- Group Therapy
- Family Therapy
- Creative Arts Therapies
- Integrated wellness activities
- Physical fitness and outdoor recreation
- Faith-based track (optional)
Why Clearfork?
- Licensed and Accredited Treatment Center
- Compassionate Team Specializing in Youth Mental Health
- Supervised Medical Detox
- Focus on Aftercare and Relapse Prevention
- Access to Outdoor Recreation
- 24/7 Safety and Supervision
Levels of Care Offered at Clearfork Academy
Clearfork Academy tailors treatment for opioid addiction to the unique needs of each teen we serve. However, there are levels of care and some general steps that our treatment center follows:
- Detox: The process of removing opioids from the body. This is done in a supervised medical setting to monitor your child’s health. Withdrawal from opioids can be dangerous if not monitored. Medications may be provided to reduce cravings or ease withdrawal symptoms.
- Residential Treatment: We offer inpatient rehab in a structured setting to help teens focus on their long-term recovery. It involves individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy and other support services to help address the root of addiction and build healthy coping strategies for the future.
- Partial Hospitalization Program: Our PHP functions as a midpoint for teens who are ready to move beyond full-time residential treatment, but could still benefit from a more intensive support structure. This model allows teens to continue their recovery while transitioning to their regular home and school environment.
- Intensive Outpatient: Our intensive outpatient program provides a balanced approach to substance abuse treatment, allowing teens to live at home while still receiving treatment. Our IOP can serve as a step-down after completion of residential and PHP, or as a step-up from traditional therapy. It focuses on your teen’s emotional growth and the implementation of positive coping skills to support sustainable healing.
Over 80,000 Americans overdosed on opioids in 2022.
Opioid Treatment Program in Fort Worth, Texas
Tailored Medical Interventions for Opioid Use Disorder (OUD)
Customized treatment programs are the cornerstone of effective substance use treatment for teens. Recognizing that each teen comes with a distinct story and set of needs, we develop personalized plans.
Our Christ-centered treatment facility in Texas focuses on treating teenagers who are struggling with opioid abuse. We provide medically supervised detox and comprehensive levels of care to help teens get sober and live a healthy life. Clearfork uses a blend of evidence-based therapies, medication, recreational activities, and family support to help your teen overcome opioid abuse. We can also support teens with medication management and MAT to reduce symptoms of chemical opioid dependency.
Our compassionate team understands the severity of opioid addiction and the complex nature of substance use in teens. We focus on healing the body, mind, and spirit so that your teen has the best chance of a happy and healthy future.
We have helped over 1,500 boys and 250 girls (and their families) find a renewed path out of substance abuse to a more balanced, healthier, and happier life.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) About Opioid Treatment
How do I know if my teen needs opioid treatment?
Look for signs such as behavioral changes, social withdrawal, and declining academic performance. Opioids also cause flu-like symptoms, general fatigue, nausea, and vomiting. Our expert team can conduct an assessment and get teens enrolled in our medically supervised detox program. Call now to schedule an assessment for your teen.
What makes Clearfork Academy unique?
We are a network of behavioral health centers with campuses throughout Texas. We offer a range of comprehensive services addressing all aspects of addiction, mental health challenges, and behavioral issues in youth.
How long does the treatment process take?
The duration varies, but our goal is lasting recovery. Programs typically range from several weeks to a few months.
Are insurance plans accepted?
Yes, we work with various insurance providers. Our team can assist in understanding your coverage.
Is financial assistance available?
Clearfork Academy is committed to making treatment accessible and affordable. We offer payment options and work with families to find financial solutions.
What happens after my teen completes the program?
Our aftercare services and case management team ensure a smooth transition to a lower level of care or ongoing services. This may include ongoing counseling, peer support, psychiatric care, and other resources for sustained recovery.
Can I visit my teen during treatment?
Clearfork Academy encourages family involvement. Specific visitation details are discussed during the admission process.
