Intensive Outpatient (IOP)

Structured group treatment several evenings a week. Relapse prevention, triggers, coping skills that do not involve a substance, and the work of rebuilding after legal or employment fallout.

Supportive Outpatient (SOP)

A lighter weekly commitment covering the same ground. Frequently the step down from IOP, and sometimes the right place to start.

Drug & Alcohol Assessments and Evaluations

A structured evaluation by a licensed professional covering use history, co-occurring concerns, and legal context, ending in a level-of-care recommendation.

Domestic Violence (BIPP)

The Battering Intervention and Prevention Program. Weekly group work on power and control, the difference between anger and abuse, the effect on children who witness it, and concrete alternatives.

Anger Management

Early warning signs, the thinking that escalates a situation, and de-escalation that holds up under pressure. Also the fear or hurt sitting underneath, since anger is usually the second feeling rather than the first.

DWI Education (DWI-ED)

Texas alcohol law and penalties, how alcohol and other drugs affect judgment and driving, the physiology of impairment, and a personal risk assessment.

DWI Intervention

Longer and considerably deeper than the education course. Treats the behavior as a recurring pattern rather than an isolated night, spread over weeks so there is time to notice that pattern.

Texas Drug Offender Education Program (TDOEP)

Effects of commonly misused substances, the progression from use to dependence, and the practical consequences of a drug conviction in Texas for employment, housing, and licensing.

Drug Dealers Awareness Program

For people convicted of delivery or distribution offenses. Looks at the harm caused downstream, the escalating sentencing exposure of a second conviction, and what a realistic exit actually involves.

Drug and Alcohol Awareness (DAA)

A shorter awareness class for people who need education rather than treatment. Covers substance effects, tolerance and dependence, and where the line between use and a problem actually sits.

Parenting Education

Discipline that works without fear, age-appropriate expectations, co-parenting after a separation, and how children read conflict between the adults around them.

Cognitive Education

The thinking habits that keep leading to the same outcomes. Identifying them, testing them against evidence, and replacing them with something that holds up.

Effective Decision Making

Slowing the gap between impulse and action. Weighing consequences before rather than after, and recognizing the situations where your judgment is reliably worst.

HIV, AIDS and STD Awareness

How infections are actually transmitted, where the real risk sits, prevention, and why testing matters. Frequently a probation condition, and useful regardless.

The order names the program. Bring the paperwork, not a description of it, and we will confirm the match before you pay for anything.

Start with an assessment. It is often the only thing a court requires anyway, and it settles whether education or treatment is the honest answer.

Confirm with your supervising officer that this provider is approved for your jurisdiction and your specific condition. Approval lists vary by county.

That is a perfectly ordinary reason to call. Treatment, anger management, parenting, and assessments are all open to people who arrive without paperwork.

For outpatient chemical dependency treatment covering both SOP and IOP levels of care.

For the Battering Intervention and Prevention Program, and listed on the accredited provider rosters used by Harris County courts.

State education curricula are delivered by instructors certified to teach them.

Assessments and treatment are conducted by counselors holding Texas professional licenses.