Based on the proven Meadows Model, our trauma-informed treatment goes beneath the surface of addiction to address the underlying issues. Find your path to hope and healing in recovery through our personalized, holistic, evidence-based care program.
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A structured path to healing and recovery
Respecting personal choice in a supportive setting
A distraction-free space for transformation
Advanced expertise for deeper healing
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“I have succeeded with The Meadows where others failed. I have over a year now without a drink for the first time in 20 years … I am very grateful to The Meadows [Texas] and would recommend it in a heartbeat.”
Alcohol addiction is often difficult to detect and confront for a variety of reasons. If someone remains high functioning in work and relationships while abusing alcohol, it can be especially challenging to acknowledge when there’s a problem.
Additionally, some people may not know how much is too much. Alcohol becomes an seemingly easy way to mask emotional and physical pain. Prolonged alcohol abuse that may start recreationally can become a dependency that takes control of a person’s life.
If you or someone you love is struggling with addiction to alcohol, we are here to help with personalized care options to make sure your treatment needs are met. Join us on a path towards hope and healing.
Near Dallas but a world away, our campus features a host of amenities — a swimming pool, lake, gym, workout room, labyrinth — and a relaxed feel that invites you to make yourself at home. The setting may be laid back, but our in-depth program and clinical team are committed to exposing any barriers to long-term sobriety by exploring your mental, physical and emotional health.
You’ll find The Meadows Texas on 46 acres, less than an hour’s drive from downtown Dallas but a world away. Our wide-open spaces in the quiet Texas countryside provide a tranquil place to start healing.
We treat much more than addiction at The Meadows Texas. By addressing the whole person, focusing on physical, emotional, and mental health, our treatment team helps you rediscover who you were meant to be and find complete healing.
Patients receive training on our cutting-edge neurobehavioral equipment to learn to regulate their brains, which helps minimize anxiety, withdrawal symptoms, and sleep issues, so they can focus on their recovery.
“Going long-term and looking back on someone’s history and recognizing the importance of their experiences, you have to be able to address the emotions and the issues underneath.”
Lori Bachman, LCSW
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
With nearly 30 years of experience in psychiatric and addiction medicine, Dr. Paul Lee is passionate about helping others find freedom in recovery. Originally from South Texas, he trained at Lamar University, the University of Texas-Houston, and the Medical College of Georgia. His work at Fulton County Detox sparked a deep interest in psychiatry, leading him to specialize in addiction treatment—a field that resonates personally, as he has been in long-term recovery since 1989.
Admitting you need help is hard enough without worrying about how you’re going to pay for it. Our admissions specialists are trained to work with your insurance company to determine the highest level of coverage for which you qualify. We will walk you through the process and go over your financial options with you.
The Meadows Texas is in-network with:
Our main concern is providing treatment and helping people find a more fulfilling life in recovery. When insurance coverage does not apply, our admissions/financial coordinators will review costs and payment options, working with patients to make arrangements that fit their financial situation. Financing for treatment may also be available through CareCredit, which is not affiliated with Meadows Behavioral Healthcare.
Alcohol abuse can start innocently enough, but when the brain begins to signal an intense physical need to continue to use alcohol, addiction takes over.
If left untreated alcohol addiction can result in diminished health, job loss, and estrangement from loved ones. While alcohol may offer short-term relief from struggles, extended use only exacerbates the problem since the root cause wasn’t addressed.
We treat much more than addiction at The Meadows Texas. By addressing your physical, emotional, and mental health, our treatment team helps you rediscover who you were meant to be and find complete healing.
If everyday life has become unmanageable because of substance use, unresolved emotional trauma, uncontrollable mood disorders, or compulsive behavior, then you should consider treatment. If dysfunctional behaviors have had a negative effect on your job, relationships, finances, or health, then you should contact a professional counselor, psychologist, psychiatrist, or addiction specialist who can better assess the situation.
Insurance plans and benefits vary greatly. While The Meadows Texas has no control over the outcome of the insurance reviews, our highly trained staff will work hard to obtain the maximum benefit allowed by a patient’s company or carrier. Our Intake Department can help guide you through this process.
Your family will have several opportunities to be involved in your treatment. Since addiction, trauma, and mental health struggles don’t happen in isolation, our Family Program is designed to help loved ones navigate complex dynamics, address trauma, and build healthier relationships.
During the third or fourth week of treatment, one designated family member participates in a four-day program that includes educational sessions, group discussions, and boundary-setting exercises. They also have the option to attend a Monday lecture with Dr. Paul Lee or Dr. Kevin McCauley. The program wraps up with a session between you, your family member, and your primary therapist to support open communication and long-term recovery.
Beyond the Family Program, family involvement includes visits and a one-on-one session with your primary therapist before discharge, ensuring your loved ones gain a deeper understanding, strengthen connections, and leave with a clear plan for ongoing support.
Detox, or detoxification, cleanses the blood through your body’s natural process of metabolizing alcohol and drugs, therefore neutralizing poisonous and harmful substances. If you have used alcohol or drugs for your body to feel normal, then you should seek help to guide you through the withdrawal process from those substances. The effects of withdrawal on your body and mind can be uncomfortable and dangerous and should be completed under strict supervision of a qualified provider.
Addiction is an insidious disease, and when you or a loved one needs help it can be hard to know where to turn. We understand. That’s why we have highly trained intake coordinators ready to walk you through a free, brief, and confidential screening.
What will happen during your initial phone call to us?
We’ll gather some basic information that includes:
– The current issues that prompted the call
– Basic demographics
– Treatment history
3800 County Road 444, Princeton, TX 75407
