Positive Recovery Centers operates a comprehensive addiction treatment facility in San Marcos, Texas, serving adults struggling with substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. As part of their network of treatment centers across the greater Houston, Hill Country, and Dallas/Fort Worth regions, the San Marcos location specializes in flexible outpatient care through multiple program levels. Their services include partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient (IOP), supportive outpatient (SOP), and virtual therapy options, creating a continuum that gradually increases personal independence while maintaining appropriate support. The PHP program serves as an effective bridge for those transitioning from residential care or seeking structured treatment without requiring 24/7 supervision. Clients receive at least 20 hours of weekly treatment alongside physician consultations for medication management when needed. Treatment at Positive Recovery integrates their signature 'positive recovery' curriculum with evidence-based approaches and experiential activities like music and art to foster emotional growth. For those ready to balance recovery with work or school responsibilities, their IOP offers 9-12 hours of treatment 3-4 days weekly over an 8-week period, with convenient daytime, evening, and virtual scheduling options. The program emphasizes developing coping mechanisms, life skills, relapse prevention strategies, and support systems. Their SOP provides ongoing individual counseling for clients in early recovery, typically following more intensive treatment phases. Family involvement forms a cornerstone of their approach, with dedicated workshops addressing family dynamics, communication, and healing through educational sessions and group therapy. Positive Recovery's comprehensive aftercare services include weekly counselor-led support groups that reinforce recovery skills and may continue for months or years based on individual needs. They also coordinate with community resources like 12-step programs and can provide progress reporting to employers or licensing boards when necessary.