Houston Rehab Facilities

Harris Center Southwest Community Houston

Harris Center Southwest Community Houston provides outpatient care on Southwest Freeway. It is one of 64 facilities listed in Houston on the SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov site as of November 2026. This guide explains who the center serves and how its programs work.

Harris Center Southwest Community Service Center, Houston
  • Outpatient
  • Spanish spoken
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The Harris Center Southwest Community Service Center offers outpatient mental health and substance use services for people of all ages. Its approach combines counseling, medication management, and primary medical care. Staff work with each person to create an individual treatment plan. The center also offers specialized programs for children and for people with autism or intellectual and developmental disabilities.

This location is part of The Harris Center and has operated since 1965. It is situated close to the Southwest Freeway in Houston; bus lines 65 and 68 serve the area, and on-site parking is offered. Care here is organized to address mental and physical health together within a community-oriented environment. Cash pay rates are accepted, and other payment sources may also be possible. Calling ahead lets you confirm which options apply to you.

Harris Center Southwest community

Outpatient treatment for substance use and mental health conditions is available at the center. Care includes group therapy, family therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and individual counseling. The center also offers life skills training, nutrition counseling, and relapse prevention counseling. Services are provided in English and Spanish.

For people with autism or intellectual and developmental disabilities, the center offers personalized support plans that include specialized therapies and behavioral assistance. Children can receive therapeutic and psychiatric support through programs designed for them. The center also provides case management and housing assistance to help clients gain stability.

  1. Trauma Informed
  2. Relapse Prevention Counseling
  3. Individual Treatment
  4. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
  5. Family Therapy
  6. Group Therapy
  7. Evidence-Based
  8. Nutrition Counseling
  9. 1-on-1 Counseling
  10. Medical

Who the Southwest center serves

  1. Adolescents, boys, girls, and children
  2. Men and women, including older adults
  3. People with neurodivergence or intellectual and developmental disabilities
  4. Individuals with mental health disorders and co-occurring substance use
  5. Adults involved with the justice system, through outpatient mental health care and reentry support
  6. Spanish-speaking clients

Setting and location in Houston

The center is at 9401 Southwest Freeway, Houston, TX 77074. It is easily reached by car or public transit, with bus lines 65 and 68 nearby. Parking is available on site. The setting is community-oriented and designed to make accessing multiple services convenient.

How to pay for care here in Houston

The center offers cash pay rates. It may also accept other payment options, including Medicaid or private insurance, but you should call to confirm what is available for your situation. Financial assistance may be an option for those who qualify. When you call, ask about the cost of specific services and whether sliding-scale fees apply.

Questions to ask this center in Houston

  1. What insurance plans and Medicaid programs do you accept?
  2. Do you offer a sliding fee scale for people without insurance?
  3. What is the typical length of outpatient treatment?
  4. How are family members involved in treatment?
  5. Do you offer services in Spanish for all programs?
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Common questions

Where can I find free sober living in Houston?

The Harris Center Southwest does not list sober living, but it provides housing services and case management to help clients find stable housing. For free or low-cost sober living options in Houston, call 2-1-1 or use SAMHSA's FindTreatment.gov, which listed 64 facilities in the city as of November 2026.

How long do people stay in rehab facilities?

How long someone stays varies by program and by individual needs. The Harris Center Southwest offers outpatient care, so people come to scheduled sessions instead of living on site. Outpatient treatment may last from several weeks to several months, depending on the treatment plan. Call the center to ask about the expected duration for your situation.

Who pays for a rehab facility?

Payment can come from private insurance, Medicaid, cash pay, or other sources. The Harris Center Southwest offers cash pay rates and may accept insurance and Medicaid; call to confirm your coverage. For free or low-cost options, SAMHSA's FindTreatment.gov lists 64 facilities in Houston as of November 2026, and some offer sliding-scale fees.

Do you have to qualify for rehab?

Most programs require an assessment to decide the right level of care. At the Harris Center Southwest, staff work with you to create an individualized treatment plan based on your needs. There is no single qualification; eligibility depends on the program and your diagnosis. Call to ask about intake requirements.

Contact this center in Houston

To learn more or to schedule an appointment, call the center directly at the number listed on its website. You can also reach the free 24/7 helpline for guidance on treatment options in Houston; one call can connect you with information about this center and others. The helpline is available anytime, and you are not obligated to commit to a program.

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