Positive Recovery Centers offers comprehensive addiction and co-occurring disorder treatment for adults across multiple locations in the greater Houston, Hill Country, and Dallas/Fort Worth areas. Their Cinco Ranch facility in Katy, Texas specializes in outpatient services, including partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient (IOP), supportive outpatient programs (SOP), and virtual therapy options. The center's approach follows a continuum of care that gradually increases personal responsibility while reducing the need for intensive structure. The PHP program provides robust structure and accountability, serving as a bridge from residential to outpatient care or as an entry point for those who don't require 24/7 monitoring. Clients attend at least 20 hours of weekly treatment plus physician consultations for medication management when needed. Treatment incorporates the evidence-based 'positive recovery' curriculum alongside recreational and experiential activities like music and art appreciation to facilitate self-discovery and emotional growth. For those ready to resume work or school responsibilities, the IOP option offers 9-12 hours of treatment 3-4 days weekly over an 8-week period, with flexible scheduling including daytime, evening, and virtual sessions. Topics cover coping skills, symptom management, relapse prevention, and building support systems. The SOP provides individual counseling for ongoing recovery support, often following completion of more intensive programs. Family involvement is integral to Positive Recovery's approach, with workshops addressing family needs through educational lectures, group therapy, and experiential activities. Their aftercare services include weekly counselor-led support groups that reinforce coping strategies, improve communication skills, and encourage healthy lifestyle choices. These services can continue for weeks, months, or years based on individual needs, and may incorporate community recovery resources like 12-step programs. The center also provides monthly progress reports to employers or licensing boards when required.