You have taken the first step on your path to recovery.
Lifetime Recovery is here to help.
Each person who seeks treatment at Lifetime Recovery receives a thorough individual screening and assessment by a licensed clinician to determine the exact nature and the most appropriate level of care.
This process also looks into issues other than chemical dependency, such as physical, social and psychological needs.
These processes help the counselors tailor treatment plans to meet each client’s individual needs.
We are waiting to hear from you.
Lifetime Recovery is here to help.
Each person who seeks treatment at Lifetime Recovery receives a thorough individual screening and assessment by a licensed clinician to determine the exact nature and the most appropriate level of care.
This process also looks into issues other than chemical dependency, such as physical, social and psychological needs.
These processes help the counselors tailor treatment plans to meet each client’s individual needs.
We are waiting to hear from you.
Lifetime Recovery accepts the following payment sources:
Private Pay
Private Insurance Providers
Medicaid
Financial assistance is available.
[No one will be denied access to services due to inability to pay;
There is a discounted Sliding Scale Schedule Available]
Private Pay
Private Insurance Providers
Medicaid
Financial assistance is available.
[No one will be denied access to services due to inability to pay;
There is a discounted Sliding Scale Schedule Available]
Admissions take place at 96 Crossroads Blvd, San Antonio, TX 78201
Monday thru Friday from 9am to 6pm
Monday thru Friday from 9am to 6pm
What are the Signs of Substance Abuse?
The best way to relieve these symptoms is through continued abstinence and support in reaching a healthy life.
- Extreme mood changes – happy, sad, excited, anxious, etc
- Sleeping a lot more or less than usual, or at different times of day or night
- Changes in energy – unexpectedly and extremely tired or energetic
- Weight loss or weight gain
- Unexpected and persistent coughs or sniffles
- Seeming unwell at certain times, and better at other times
- Pupils of the eyes seeming smaller or larger than usual
- Secretiveness
- Lying
- Stealing
- Financially unpredictable, perhaps having large amounts of cash at times but no money at all at other times
- Changes in social groups, new and unusual friends, odd cell-phone conversations
- Repeated unexplained outings, often with a sense of urgency
- Drug paraphernalia such as unusual pipes, cigarette papers, small weighing scales, etc
The best way to relieve these symptoms is through continued abstinence and support in reaching a healthy life.
