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Helping youth live substance-free, healthy lives.

Promoting
Mental Health
& Well-Being

We understand that using scare tactics or only telling people what not to do doesn’t work–PHT’s evidence-based positive prevention approach proactively helps youth use their strengths to learn skills they need to improve their mental health and well-being and build resiliency, reducing their risk for starting or returning to using substances.

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235,000 +

Individuals Served
Since 1995

Our Focus is Education & Prevention

We are dedicated to actively engaging in prevention and education efforts to address substance use issues at their roots.

Our Locations

Hill A. Feinberg Prevention Center
Our Dallas location offers Prevention Education Services
and serves as the administrative hub of PHT.
P: 214-999-1044 • F: 214-526-3285
2345 Reagan Street, Dallas, TX 75219

Austin Prevention Center
Our Austin location offers Prevention Education Services
P: 512-440-0613 • F: 512-440-0235
400 W. Live Oak Street, Austin, TX 78704

Houston Prevention Center
Our Houston location offers Prevention Education Services.
P: 713-426-2637
2525 North Loop West, Suite 100, Houston, TX 77008

Ask about our Prevention Programs for your school or community

Call today and talk with a specialist to get the help your community needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does PHT operate prevention services?arrow icon

PHT provides prevention and education services in 64 zip codes throughout Dallas, Austin, and Houston, Texas.

How do I talk to my teen about substance use?arrow icon

Having an open and honest conversation with your teenager about substance can be challenging, but it’s an essential step to support a sober and healthy future for your teen. Here are some tips to help guide your discussion:

  • Choose the Right Time and Place: Find a calm and private setting where both of you can talk without distractions or interruptions.
  • Express Care and Concern: Begin the conversation by expressing your concern for their well-being. Let them know that you love and support them, and that seeking more support or treatment is an act of love and care.
  • Be Non-Judgmental: Avoid blaming or criticizing your teen. Instead, focus on understanding their struggles and empathizing with their challenges and goals.
  • Share Observations: Gently discuss the behaviors and changes you’ve noticed that indicate a potential issue with substance use. This helps your teen understand that you’re aware of their struggles and genuinely want to help.
  • Educate Yourself and Your Teen: Research together about substance use disorders, support and treatment options, and the benefits of professional help. This will enable you to have an informed conversation and address your teen’s concerns.
  • Listen and Validate Feelings: Give your teen the space to express their thoughts, fears, and reservations. Listen actively, validate their feelings, and reassure them that getting help is a positive step towards a healthier future.
  • Offer Support: Let your teen know that you’ll be there for them. Emphasize that sobriety and recovery are a team effort; together, you will navigate the challenges and celebrate their successes.

How much do PHT prevention services cost?arrow icon

Thanks to state funding through HHSC and the support of our generous donors, all of PHT’s prevention and education services are provided at no cost to the recipient.

How can my school/my organization request prevention services?arrow icon

For information on how to partner with PHT for community events, please get in touch with Crystal Waddell, Senior Director of Prevention, at cwaddell@phoenixhousetx.org

Serving the Underserved

Phoenix House Texas focuses on providing our prevention and education services to youth and communities that are historically underserved.