Recovery Unplugged Drug & Alcohol Rehab Austin 5419 South Congress Avenue, Austin, TX 78745

"If you have been struggling with addiction or even admitting that you have an addiction? Recovery unplugged has the answers. The staff really care about the clients. The residential therapy is amazing. The techs really help guide you on a path to recovery. The atmosphere is incredible and the use of music really makes the difference."

"I came to recovery unplugged for PHP and IOP services after doing detox and residential through a different facility. The time I've had here at recovery unplugged is far better than other facilities I've been through. They have a unique approach to treatment and it's one that has worked for me!"

"I’ve had the honor of getting to know the alumni, staff, and various individuals who have a relationship with Recovery Unplugged. Needless to say the organization and all of its members are a huge value to the local community and to any person trying to find a way to be happy, healthy, sober, and recover in this world we live in. If you are in need of rehabilitation, I highly recommend this business they operate with integrity, deliberate, caring communication, and love."

"My time at RU was the worst waste of time. There is no recovery based programs available other than the option to attend a recovery group one hour a day. After leaving I still had no idea what the curriculum was considering it's not a 12 step program or smart recovery based. The best part is that they refused to sign my return to work form even after they guaranteed me that they would, and now I've lost my job and are unemployed. Thanks for nothing Recovery Unplugged"

"I am forever grateful to Recovery Unplugged for all that they have done, and continue to do, as I navigate my life after drugs and alcohol. My time in their treatment was as comfortable as can be and the facilities and food were top notch. I was able to listen to music, play live music, watch live music, watch movies, play games, or spend time outside during free time. The group work was constructive and useful, I was able to work one on one with a therapist, and I had a case manager that helped me facilitate a gameplan for after treatment. Almost every person I met that worked for Recovery Unplugged was in recovery themselves, and therefore had utmost compassion for what they do. The real jewel of Recovery Unplugged is the community of support that I became apart of. There are weekly alumni meetings, monthly alumni events to get out and have fun, and alumni coordinators that stay in contact with me just to make sure I still have as much support as I need. As someone who struggled with addiction for many years, it was hard to picture life with drugs and alcohol, but Recovery Unplugged helped me get started and is still a big part of my recovery today."