Joint Commission Accredited
Serving Conroe & Montgomery County
Conroe is the seat of Montgomery County and one of the fastest-growing cities in Texas, but it still feels like a small town in many of the ways that count. The lake, the national forest, the historic downtown square, the Crighton Theatre, the working oil-and-gas families, the new families priced out of The Woodlands and Spring. It is its own place, not a suburb.
That is also the context for why we are here. Substance use in Conroe and the surrounding county does not look like a magazine cover. It looks like a Lake Conroe weekend that turned into a Lake Conroe Monday. It looks like a back injury and a refill that never tapered. It looks like the shop foreman, the contractor, the nurse, the parent, the high schooler who were all white-knuckling something private until it stopped working.
Our office on West Davis Street is built for that. Day and evening IOP, confidential intake, and a team that meets people where they actually live.
Your Outpatient Manager
Agatha is a Master's-level clinician with 12 years of experience in addiction treatment. She holds an M.S. in Psychology and is a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor in Texas.
Before joining Positive Recovery, Agatha worked with the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services and Montgomery County Probation, where she saw firsthand how substance use disorder intersects with family systems, trauma, and the justice system. That background shapes the way her team approaches care here in Conroe: clinically rigorous, but never moralizing.
"Addiction is a symptom of a greater issue, and with proper guidance and treatment, clients can learn to live sober lives."
Agatha Sacks, MS, LCDC, Outpatient Manager
Who We Serve
Lake house owners and retirees in the Lake Conroe area have local access to quality care.
Young families priced out of The Woodlands are moving to Conroe and need treatment options close to home.
Conroe's mix of industries means substance use cuts across all income levels.
Willis, Montgomery, Magnolia, and surrounding communities are all within easy reach.
Our Programs in Conroe
Recovery is not one program, it is a sequence. Our care moves from Foundational Care through a Bridge of Care to Transformational Care, with the right level of structure at each step. Step into the program that meets you where you are.
Build the foundation to create lasting transformation.Sobriety is the start. Flourishing is the goal.
PHP is the most intensive form of outpatient treatment at our Conroe office. Clients attend 5 days per week for several hours per day in a structured environment. PHP includes individual counseling, group therapy led by master's-level clinicians, psychiatric care and medication management, skill-building workshops, and the Positive Recovery curriculum developed by Dr. Jason Powers.
Our IOP in Conroe is designed for clients ready to return to work, school, or family while continuing intensive treatment. We offer both day and evening sessions. IOP meets 3-5 times per week and includes group therapy, weekly one-on-one counseling, family therapy, psychiatric check-ins, and the Positive Recovery curriculum that focuses on building strengths.
SOP gives Conroe clients a step between intensive treatment and being fully on their own: weekly group, ongoing individual counseling, and a team that notices when something starts to slip.
Aftercare in Conroe looks like ongoing check-ins, counseling when needed, and an alumni community that overlaps with the strong recovery network across Montgomery County. Nobody graduates into a vacuum here.
Virtual IOP mirrors the in-person program over a secure platform. It matters here because our Conroe clients come from as far as Willis and Montgomery, and a long round trip should never be the reason treatment stops.
Our family program runs workshops and counseling for the people living alongside your recovery. Conroe families tend to show up in force, and we put that to work: communication skills, boundaries, and a shared understanding of the disease.
What We Treat
Around Conroe the pattern is usually alcohol first: Lake Conroe weekends, after-shift beers in the trades, and the slow drift from social to daily. We also treat a steady amount of opioid dependence that started with a work injury prescription, and meth remains a real problem in the rural communities north toward Willis and the national forest.
If withdrawal needs medical supervision, we set up detox at Garden Oaks in Houston and then hand you back to the Conroe team for outpatient care. Substance-specific details are here:
Life in Recovery
Recovery is more than walking away from substances. It is about flourishing, reconnecting with what matters most, and creating a life filled with meaning. Here are just a few ways to embrace a healthy, purposeful lifestyle in Conroe:
Common Questions
No. Substance use treatment records are protected by 42 CFR Part 2, a federal rule stricter than ordinary HIPAA, and no one from this office will ever call your employer. Plenty of our Conroe clients work for small local companies where everybody knows everybody; if you need FMLA paperwork, we release only what you sign off on.
Yes. Our IOP runs both day and evening programs, Monday through Thursday until 9pm. Many of our Conroe clients are working in the trades, the healthcare system, education, or commuting south to The Woodlands and Houston employers, and they attend evening IOP three to five nights per week. PHP requires more hours and is typically not workable alongside full-time employment without leave.
Yes. Our West Davis Street office serves all of Montgomery County, including Willis, Montgomery, Magnolia, Pinehurst, Lake Conroe, and the I-45 north corridor up toward Huntsville.
We are at 2912 West Davis Street, Suite 120, Conroe, TX 77304. From I-45, take the West Davis Street exit. From most addresses in Conroe, Willis, Montgomery, and Lake Conroe, it is a 10 to 25 minute drive. Hours are Monday through Thursday 9am-9pm and Friday 9am-5pm.
Agatha Sacks, MS, LCDC, is the Outpatient Manager. She has 12 years of experience in addiction treatment, an M.S. in Psychology, and prior work with Texas DFPS and Montgomery County Probation.
Yes. We accept most major insurance providers including BlueCross BlueShield, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, and many employer-sponsored plans common across Montgomery County. Our admissions team verifies your specific benefits at no cost. Call 713-904-4699.
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