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Excellence in Research, Training, and Service
The Southwest Initiative for Addictive Diseases (SWIAD) at TTUHSC’s Department of Psychiatry is a caring and confidential place where service-eligible individuals can receive counseling and support for substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health concerns, as well as for related social, familial, or environmental challenges. SWIAD’s multidisciplinary team of licensed professionals not only strive to provide the highest quality of care, but also seek to empower clients to work toward their goals and live healthier and more fulfilling lives by building and utilizing their own strengths and resources.
Mission
To improve the life quality of those with chemical dependency and mental health needs through the provision of comprehensive behavioral health care services, while concurrently providing opportunities for health professions training and research.
Vision
Southwest Initiative for Addictive Diseases adheres to the most rigorous standards that continuously demonstrate improvement in the quality of care through the use of best practices provided by a multidisciplinary and culturally competent team.
Services
SWIAD’s staff of qualified professionals includes professional counselors, chemical dependency counselors, and marriage and family therapists. The team takes a patient-centered approach to treatment that includes physical, psychological, and social dimensions, particularly as substance abuse and addiction rarely occur in isolation from other concerns. As such, issues such as relationship conflict, depression, anxiety, trauma, and grief may also be addressed. The team’s goal is to improve the overall health and well-being of individuals and families impacted by substance abuse and mental health concerns.
SWIAD currently offers the following substance abuse and mental health services:
- Screening and Assessment
- Individual, Group, Relational, and Family Counseling
- Treatment of Co-Occurring Disorders
- Education (e.g., relapse prevention, sexual health)
- Crisis Counseling
- Referral & Continuing Care Services
- Psychopharmacology Education & Psychiatry Referral
- Urine Drug Screen Collection
- 24-Hour On-Call Line
Partnerships
The Southwest Initiative for Addictive Diseases has provided contract-based substance abuse counseling services for over two decades, and has worked to expand services to the broader Lubbock and South Plains communities through a partnership with the City of Lubbock. If you’re interested in partnering with SWIAD, please contact us at your earliest convenience.
SWIAD line: (806) 743-1489
SWIAD Clinical Director: (806) 743-6186
Resources
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Do you or a loved one have an addiction?
Self-Care Guides:
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The resources contained in this list include several providers that offer multiple levels of service.
Grace Manor
Phone: (806) 897-9735StarCare Specialty Health System
https://www.starcarelubbock.org/services/substance-use-services/
Phone: (806) 740-1421Stages of Recovery
https://stagesrecoverycenters.com/lubbock-tx/
Phone: (806) 412-4721The Ranch at Dove Tree
https://ranchatdovetree.com/
Phone: (855) 337-4626Aspire Recovery
https://aspireoftexas.com/
Phone: (806) 589-5911
Phone: (888) 502-3631Oceans Healthcare
https://oceanshealthcare.com/treatment-and-services/intensive-outpatient-program/
Phone: (806) 516-1190 -
Cenikor (Amarillo)
https://www.cenikor.org/programs/
Phone: (888) 236-4567Northwest Texas Healthcare System: Behavioral Health (Amarillo)
https://nwthsbehavioralhealth.com/
Phone: (800) 537-2585
Phone: (806) 354-1810Betty Hardwick Center (Abilene)
https://bettyhardwick.org/substance-use-disorder-treatment-recovery/
Phone: (325) 691-2093Serenity House (Abilene)
https://serenitytexas.com/
Phone: (866) 795-HOPE (4673)The Springboard Center (Midland)
https://springboardcenter.org/
Phone: (432) 620-0255PermiaCare (Midland)
https://www.permiacare.org/substance-use-disorder-services/
Phone: (844) 420-3964 -
Oxford House
https://www.oxfordhouse.org/Alcoholic Recovery Center of Lubbock (ARC)
https://alcoholicrecoverycenteroflubbock.wordpress.com/
Phone: (806) 762-5626New Beginnings
Men’s Residence: (806) 466-1809
Women’s Residence: (806) 466-9437Lubbock Faith Center
Phone: (806) 762-8086The Hive
https://bhiverecoveryministry.com/
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City of Lubbock Substance Use Service Assistance Network (SUSAN)
https://ci.lubbock.tx.us/departments/health-department/behavioral-health/Lubbock Dream Center
Offers multiple services to community members, including GED test preparation services, food pantry, and clothing closet.
https://lubbockdreamcenter.org/programs/
Phone: (806) 793-3336Open Door
https://opendoorlbk.org/otherresourcesRegion 1 Resource Directory
https://www.starcarelubbock.org/services/substance-use-services/outreach-screening-assessment-and-referral-osar/ -
National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)
Tobacco, Alcohol, Prescription Medication, and Other Substance Use Tool
https://nida.nih.gov/taps2/Understanding Drug Use and Addiction: DrugFacts
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
SAMHSA’s National Helpline
Call: (800) 662-HELP (4357)SAMHSA’s National Helpline is a free, confidential, 24/7, 365-day-a-year treatment referral and information service for individuals and families facing mental and/or substance use disorders.
https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/helplines/national-helpline988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Information: https://988lifeline.org/
Call or text: 988Find Treatment for Mental and Substance Use Disorders
A confidential and anonymous resource for persons seeking treatment for mental and substance use disorders.
https://findtreatment.gov/Find Support for Issues With Mental Health, Drugs or Alcohol
An online guide that helps people navigate common questions when they are at the start of their journey to better behavioral health.
https://www.samhsa.gov/find-supportCrisis Text Line
Text HOME to 741741 from anywhere in the United States to connect with a volunteer crisis counselor. The Crisis Text Line (CTL) is a 24/7, free, confidential resource individuals can use to vent, ask questions or find additional resources.
https://www.crisistextline.org/Addiction Hotlines
National Rehab Hotline
https://nationalrehabhotline.org/drug-addiction/
Phone: (866) 210-1303Texas Substance Abuse Treatment Helpline
Phone: (866) 971-2658
Meet our Team
Magan Brown
Mental Health Professional
Billy Huey
Mental Health Professional
Schedule an appointment
Please contact SWIAD for any questions in regard to your services or to schedule an appointment.
Southwest Initiative for Addictive Disorders
4434 South Loop 289
Lubbock, TX 79430
Phone: (806) 743-1489
Email: SWIAD@ttuhsc.edu
If you have difficulty finding the entrance:
- From Quaker Avenue, drive West along the South Loop access road. SWIAD is located in the fourth building West of the Quaker / South Loop intersection, and is located between Hettler Insurance Agency and Mighty Wash.
- The entrance to SWIAD is on the East side of the building. Enter SWIAD through the single door to the North of the entrance to the Medical Examiner’s Office (Do Not Enter).
- A sign will note “TTUHSC Department of Psychiatry”.
- Ring the doorbell to gain entry, as the door is locked.
Get Immediate Help
If you or someone else is in immediate physical danger or experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
For free, confidential support with:
- Suicidal thoughts
- Emotional distress
- Mental health concerns
- Substance use concerns
Call or text 988
Chat with the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Support is available 24/7.
For crisis support in Lubbock, call (806) 740-1414 for the StarCare Crisis Team
The Texas Suicide Prevention Collaborative (TxSPC) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting Texas communities in their efforts to build suicide prevention capacity. We do this by promoting the use of evidence-based best practices that encourage the public health approach to suicide prevention. To view additional crisis resources, visit the Texas Suicide Prevention Collaborative