FCC Behavioral Health Texas and Wright County

This program provides compassionate, professional care for adults seeking recovery from substance use challenges. As part of FCC Behavioral Health in Texas and Wright County, it offers personalized treatment plans that include assessments, counseling, family therapy, case management, medication-assisted treatment, and telehealth options. Services are available Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., scheduled around each person’s specific needs.

Guidance for Recovery and Growth

The program welcomes adults 18 and older from all backgrounds, recognizing that substance use disorders are treatable and recovery is possible. To qualify, individuals must have a diagnosed substance use disorder determined by a licensed or provisionally licensed diagnostician. Counselors use education, therapy, and community support to help clients understand their challenges, build coping skills, and restore balance in their lives. The goal is to guide each person toward lasting recovery, greater self-awareness, and stronger relationships.

Support in a Safe, Encouraging Environment

Clients can expect a warm, respectful setting where they are heard and supported without judgment. Sessions may include individual, group, or family meetings that focus on connection, insight, and progress. Therapists work closely with clients to set goals, track progress, and tailor treatment to fit into daily life. From the first appointment, the experience is designed to be clear, reassuring, and centered on hope for a healthier future.