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What We Offer
Start with an evaluation. Get the care that fits.
Not everyone will need every level of care. We help you find yours.
Start here · Online
Substance Use Disorder Evaluation
A one-on-one online evaluation with a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor to determine the need for treatment. If treatment is needed, we recommend the level of care and give you referral sources that accept your insurance, plus private-pay options.
Virtual · 24 sessions
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Education, counseling and support in your recovery journey: chemical dependency education, healthy coping skills, and process group with peers and staff.
Virtual · 12 sessions
Supportive Outpatient Program (SOP)
2 sessions a week for 6 weeks. SOP is mostly a required level of care set by legal entities such as probation officers. It is not covered by insurance because of its limited hours.
Crisis InterventionShort-term support to help you through an emergency or traumatic situation, usually mental-health related, such as:
Anger ManagementA course that gives you practical tools to control your emotions and improve your life as a whole. You'll learn the basics of emotional intelligence, the layers of emotions and how the emotional brain works, so you can take control of your thoughts, emotions and behavior.
ReferralsWhen another kind of care fits, we connect you with:
Individual, couples and family therapy
Medical detox programs
Inpatient residential addiction treatment
Trauma recovery resources
Mental health inpatient and outpatient treatment
DOT-approved addiction therapists
Legal representation
Meet Your Counselor
Bridgette Rubin
Complete Support Services · Online across Texas
Bridgette leads Complete Support Services, offering online substance use evaluations, an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) and a Supportive Outpatient Program (SOP).
Whether you're starting fresh or completing a program required by the court, she'll help you find the level of care that fits. Let's travel together on your road to recovery.
Pick a day and a time that works. We'll confirm it with you.
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Get evaluated
Meet one-on-one online with a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor.
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Start your program
Join our virtual IOP or SOP, or get a referral that fits your insurance.
Understanding the Levels
Five levels of care
Substance use disorder treatment consists of 5 levels of care. Not everyone will need to complete every level.
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Medical Detox
Medically managed symptoms of initial withdrawals.
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Residential Treatment
Patients remain in a facility 24/7 for approximately 30 days.
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Partial Hospital Program
Typically 20 hours per week of clinical programming.
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Offered here, online
Intensive Outpatient Program
Generally 3 or 4 days per week, about 2.5 to 3 hours each session.
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Offered here, online
Supportive Outpatient Program
The least restrictive level, typically set by a judge or probation officer. Insurance does not cover this level.
Need detox, residential or partial hospital care? Your evaluation includes referral sources that accept your insurance.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What does an evaluation look like?
It's a one-on-one session with a licensed counselor. We gather information to see whether you need services and which ones fit you best, then talk through what we recommend.
If we recommend treatment, we go over the levels of care with you and what each program costs. For medical detox and residential treatment, we help you find referrals within your means: private pay, insurance or grant-funded.
Courts, probation officers and other legal entities can get documentation of the recommendations, but only with a written Authorization to Release Information on file for them.
What forms will I need?
A Consent to Treat form, and an Authorization to Release Information if a court, probation officer or anyone else needs your results. Call (281) 522-6800 or email us and we'll get them to you.
Are your services online?
Yes. All of our services are online right now, including evaluations, IOP and SOP, so you can join from home anywhere in Texas.
Does insurance cover SOP?
No. Insurance policies don't cover SOP because of its limited hours each week.
My probation officer says I need treatment. Can you help?
SOP is mostly a required level of care set by legal entities such as probation officers. Book online to get started.
When are you open?
Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm. Saturday and Sunday by appointment only.