Fort Behavioral Health, located in Fort Worth, Texas, provides a robust continuum of behavioral health services tailored to meet the diverse needs of individuals struggling with addiction, mental health conditions, or co-occurring disorders. The facility offers detox, residential treatment, and intensive outpatient services for both adults and adolescents, with specialized programming for men, women, and youth. Clients benefit from a wide range of therapeutic options including individual, group, and family therapy; 12-step and SMART Recovery models; and medication and case management services designed to support long-term healing and relapse prevention.
A standout feature of Fort Behavioral Health is its integrated, trauma-informed, and holistic approach to treatment, blending evidence-based practices like cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) with comprehensive educational support. Adolescents receive specialized care for mental health and substance use disorders, including those on the autism spectrum, through programs like Evergreen Path and Discover Camp Worth. With a focus on whole-person recovery, the facility provides care for a wide range of conditions such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, PTSD, and various forms of addiction. Fort Behavioral Health is committed to helping each individual build a path to wellness, resilience, and long-term recovery in a safe and supportive environment.
I'm deeply grateful to have discovered Dr. Jerideau, an outstanding psychiatrist who has renewed my sense of hope. Her exceptional care has made all the difference. When I emailed her with medication questions, I didn't expect a prompt response. But she went above and beyond, calling me after hours to address my concerns. Her compassion and dedication are inspiring. I feel blessed to have her by my side.
I will never forget what this man, Cris, the owner, did for my son and for our family. When my son was at his lowest point and I didn’t know where to turn, he showed up for us in a way I’ll always be grateful for. He didn’t just give me advice or hand me a phone number—he actually came to our house late at night, talked to my son with such patience and understanding, and then drove him straight to a rehab center himself. In that moment, I felt like someone finally cared as much as I did. He treated my son with dignity and kindness when so many others had just judged or given up on him. That kind of compassion is rare, and it gave us a sense of hope we hadn’t felt in a long time. My son is still in rehab right now, but we look forward to him working with ASIC when he comes back. Knowing that there will be continued support waiting for him after treatment gives us peace of mind and encouragement for the future. This isn’t just a program—it’s people who truly care, who show up when it matters most, and who give families hope when everything feels hopeless. I will forever be thankful for what he did for us, and I would recommend this program to anyone who needs help. They don’t just change lives—they save them.
I had an excellent experience at Pine Psychiatric Care. The convenience of scheduling and having my appointment from the comfort of my home was a game-changer. The platform was easy to navigate, and the video connection was smooth with no issues.
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If you're looking for a place that offers genuine care and a path to lasting recovery, APN in Dallas Fort Worth is it. The staff's dedication and the sense of community create an environment for getting better.
I struggled with OCD for most of my life, not realizing what it was or how to do deal with it. After meeting with Michelle I quickly realized I was able to take back control of my own life and get back in the drivers seat. Michelle is one of a kind. Truly. She helped change my life and helped me understand my brain when I couldn’t put what I was feeling into words. I refer everyone I know to her, who struggles with OCD. Without her I don’t believe I would be where I am at today.