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Heroin Addiction Treatment Center in Central Texas
Heroin addiction is one of the most challenging forms of substance use disorder, affecting individuals from all walks of life [1]. This powerful opioid creates an intense euphoria while numbing physical and emotional pain, making it extraordinarily addictive and difficult to overcome without professional help.
Many individuals seeking treatment at The Last Resort Recovery Center for heroin addiction have:
Whether your heroin use began recently or has been ongoing for years, our comprehensive treatment programs provide the medical support, therapy, and holistic healing needed to break free from addiction and reclaim control of your life.
Not all heroin rehab programs are the same. Many men seeking treatment have already tried to quit on their own or have cycled through short-term programs that didn’t provide the lasting change they needed.
At The Last Resort Recovery Center, we understand that breaking free from heroin addiction requires more than just willpower—it requires a structured, supportive environment that gives men the tools to reclaim their lives.
One of the most prominent fears men face when considering treatment for heroin addiction is withdrawal. The thought of enduring intense physical symptoms—muscle pain, nausea, insomnia, and powerful cravings—often keeps people from taking the first step.
At The Last Resort, we offer a medically supervised detox program designed to make the withdrawal process as comfortable and manageable as possible. With around-the-clock care and, when appropriate, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), our detox program helps ease withdrawal symptoms so clients can begin healing with a clear mind and
Our 55-acre ranch provides the perfect setting for men to distance themselves from the environments, relationships, and situations that may have contributed to their heroin use. Far from the stresses and triggers of everyday life, our clients can focus entirely on their recovery journey.
The peaceful natural surroundings, comfortable accommodations, and thoughtfully designed therapeutic spaces create an atmosphere conducive to deep healing and personal transformation. This sanctuary-like setting allows men to build a solid foundation for long-term recovery from heroin addiction.
We understand that men face unique challenges in addiction recovery. Our gender-specific approach addresses these distinct needs, creating a brotherhood of support where men can be authentic, vulnerable, and accountable with one another.
At The Last Resort, men don’t just get clean. They rebuild confidence, self-discipline, and a sense of purpose. Through structured daily routines, peer support, and therapies tailored specifically for men, clients develop the resilience needed to stay sober long-term.
We don’t just help you get sober from heroin—we prepare you for long-term success. Our continuum of care includes medical detox, residential rehab, intensive outpatient programs (IOP), partial hospitalization (PHP), and aftercare services to ensure lasting sobriety.
Recovery from heroin addiction is about more than abstinence—it’s about creating a fulfilling life that makes the struggle worthwhile. Through our comprehensive programming, men develop the skills, insights, and resilience needed to build a meaningful, purpose-driven life free from heroin dependency.
We don’t just help you get sober—we prepare you for long-term success. Our continuum of care includes medical detox, residential rehab, intensive outpatient programs (IOP), partial hospitalization (PHP), and aftercare services to ensure lasting sobriety.
We’re here to be the solution you seek and empower you to pursue the healing you need. Reach out for help today and step forward in confidence.
Overcoming heroin addiction requires a comprehensive and structured approach. At The Last Resort, we provide a full spectrum of care, from detox to long-term support.
Getting sober from heroin is just the beginning. Staying sober takes work, but you don’t have to do it alone. The Last Resort Recovery Center provides long-term support, ensuring that every man who completes our program has the tools, strategies, and community needed to maintain lasting recovery.
Our continuing care and outpatient programs include:
Continuing care and accountability through each phase of your recovery journey. Regular connections with peers who understand the unique challenges of heroin recovery provide motivation, practical advice, and a reminder of why sobriety matters.
Our program helps men maintain long-term sobriety by staying connected to a supportive community. Through regular gatherings, recreational activities, and special events, clients build meaningful relationships that support their recovery and enrich their lives.
Obtain and utilize tools that will help you stay sober from heroin for the long haul and build a life you’re excited about. Ongoing therapeutic support addresses emerging challenges, helps process life transitions, and reinforces the coping strategies necessary for sustained recovery.
Veterans face unique challenges in addiction recovery. At The Last Resort Recovery Center, we’ve seen firsthand how well Veterans respond to our structured, supportive program.
Our Veterans program includes:
Many Veterans struggle with PTSD, depression, and anxiety, which often contribute to opioid addiction. Our trauma-focused approach helps process past experiences, develop healthy coping strategies, and regain control of life.
Working with horses fosters emotional resilience, trust, and confidence, essential for recovery. Equine therapy helps Veterans reconnect with themselves in a powerful and natural way.
Veterans share a unique bond, and our program fosters camaraderie among men with shared experiences. This peer-driven environment reinforces accountability, encouragement, and long-term recovery.
At The Last Resort, we’ve found that Veterans thrive in structured environments built on integrity, discipline, and perseverance—values they lived by in service. Our program aligns with these values, providing clear recovery pathways and a renewed sense of purpose.
If you’re a Veteran struggling with opioid addiction, The Last Resort Recovery Center is honored to help you heal, reconnect, and rebuild. Contact us today to learn more about our specialized programs at (512) 750-6750.
Paying for treatment should never be a barrier to recovery and healing. There are several options available that do not put your family in financial jeopardy. The Last Resort is an in-network provider that works with most insurance companies.
We’re excited to share the positive experiences of our other community members, many of whom were where you are today – overwhelmed and uncertain. These are their stories. What will yours be?
Come experience a healing adventure like none other. Our expansive and secluded men’s-only ranch sits on 55 acres of central Texas beauty and is a tranquil sanctuary designed to promote rest, reflection, and recovery.
From rolling hills and ancient tree groves to warm ranch-style accommodations, you’ll feel right at home. You’ll enjoy a full range of amenities and experiences, including an outdoor pool oasis, a fitness studio, and a fully-stocked horse barn.
Our secondary location is a comfortable, modern facility with shared and private spaces that is home to all of our outpatient services. This center is conveniently located in south Austin off Menchaca Rd.
When drug or alcohol addiction takes root in your life, it colors everything you do, how you show up at work, at home, and for yourself. Your family often feels the worst of it. You know this is not what you had in mind for your life. There has to be a healthier way to manage your emotional distress and overcome the challenges you face.
As the opioid epidemic has continued to explode, so has the treatment industry. Unfortunately, not all are of the same quality or the same caliber.
Accredited status for our addiction treatment center confirms that the services we offer meet or exceed the official standards of practice established by the state and other governing organizations by passing a series of detailed assessments.
Understanding accreditation affords you and your loved ones the confidence to pursue long-term recovery with renewed peace of mind.
If you or a loved one is battling alcohol or drug addiction, you’re in the right place. Even if you’ve tried other treatment programs or think you’re at the end of the line, this is the community you need to thrive. We can’t wait to facilitate your recovery and be part of your success story.
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The goal of all content is to empower and equip without compromise. Every resource The Last Resort creates is not supported by sponsorship or advertisers and is therefore free of bias and murky agendas.
All of our educational materials are produced or reviewed by the team at The Last Resort. We staff and consult with subject matter experts and industry professionals to ensure all that is shared is accurate and accessible.
Many men come to The Last Resort after struggling with repeated relapses from heroin, often feeling like treatment just doesn’t work for them. We specialize in helping men break the cycle of addiction by addressing the root causes of heroin dependence—whether it’s trauma, mental health struggles, or deeply ingrained behavioral patterns. Our structured environment, men’s-only approach, and emphasis on long-term recovery give clients a greater chance at sustained sobriety and lasting change.
While heroin withdrawal can be uncomfortable, our medically supervised detox program is designed to minimize discomfort and manage symptoms effectively. Our medical team uses evidence-based protocols, including medication-assisted treatment when appropriate, to ease the physical symptoms of withdrawal. With 24/7 monitoring and compassionate care, we ensure that detox is as comfortable and safe as possible, allowing you to focus on your recovery journey.
Yes. While our residential program offers the most intensive level of care, we understand that not everyone can step away from all responsibilities. Our continuum of care includes options like partial hospitalization (PHP) and intensive outpatient programs (IOP) that allow for more flexibility. Additionally, we specialize in helping professionals recover from addiction. We can help you navigate conversations with employers, arrange for FMLA if applicable, and develop strategies for managing family responsibilities during treatment.
Yes, when medically appropriate. While we prioritize abstinence-based recovery, we recognize that certain medications can ease withdrawal symptoms and prevent cravings during the early stages of treatment. Our medical team evaluates each client individually to determine whether MAT is the right approach and integrates it into a comprehensive recovery plan that includes therapy, lifestyle changes, and long-term relapse prevention strategies.
The duration of treatment varies based on individual needs and progress. Our residential program length varies based on factors like addiction severity, previous treatment history, and co-occurring mental health conditions. Following residential treatment, we recommend a step-down approach through our continuum of care, which may include PHP, IOP, and ongoing aftercare support. Recovery is a journey, not a destination, and we’re committed to supporting you for as long as needed.
Taking the first step is simple. Contact our admissions team at (512) 750-6750 for a confidential assessment. We’ll verify your insurance coverage, answer any questions you have about our program, and guide you through the entire admissions process. From transportation arrangements to what to bring, we’ll ensure a smooth transition into treatment. Don’t wait another day to begin your recovery journey—reach out now and take that crucial first step toward a life free from heroin addiction.
[1] Nutt, D., & Lingford-Hughes, A. (2004). Heroin Dependence. In S. Stahl (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Psychopharmacology. Elsevier. https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/pharmacology-toxicology-and-pharmaceutical-science/heroin-dependence
[2] Rathod, P., Sharma, S., Ukey, U., Sonpimpale, B., Ughade, S., Narlawar, U., Gaikwad, S., Nair, P., Masram, P., & Pandey, S. (2023). Prevalence, Pattern, and Reasons for Self-Medication: A Community-Based Cross-Sectional Study From Central India. Cureus, 15(1), e33917. https://doi.org/10.7759/cureus.33917
