Don't Let your Clients go to Jail for their Addiction! Get them the Help they Deserve!
As an attorney, I understand the importance of providing good counsel to a client and presenting a strong proposal to a judge when a client needs or is required to enter into a substance abuse program. When we created Enterhealth, a new and innovative alcohol and drug addiction treatment program, our addiction recovery experts developed a quality residential treatment program just north of the Dallas/Fort Worth metro area that integrates best-of-breed recovery solutions in one place – a program that is administered by local physicians, psychiatrists and licensed counselors.
Enterhealth is unlike any other substance abuse treatment program. Here’s why. We believe addiction is a disease, not a behavioral problem, and our medical team evaluates each client as an individual. We tailor the right treatment using evidence-based therapeutic approaches, neurology, technology and leading anti-addiction medications for our clients. Enterhealth also provides dual diagnosis treatment designed to treat both the addiction as well as other mental health disorders that, in most cases, contribute to the addiction problem. Our personalized approach is provided with an industry-low therapist-to-client ratio of 1:3, both group and one-on-one therapies, as well as post-residential recovery support for long-term sobriety. Enterhealth offers substance abusers a stronger, more promising program to recover their lives – once and for all.
As an attorney and on behalf of our chief medical strategist, we want to help you present the most effective, medically-supervised substance abuse treatment program in North Texas to your clients and judges. To schedule a personal appointment, to tour Enterhealth’s Life Recovery Center or to discuss our program, please call (800) 388-4601 or email us at info@enterhealth.com.
We share a goal – helping your clients help themselves and recover their lives.
David M. Kniffen Hal C. Urschel III, MD
President Chief Medical Strategist
