Quick Answer: Drug and alcohol rehab for Tyler Independent School District employees is substance use treatment built around the schedules of teachers, administrators, and support staff. Care ranges from virtual and outpatient programs to partial hospitalization and sober living, so you can get help with or without stepping away from work.
At Turning Point Recovery Network, we help Tyler ISD educators and staff create recovery plans that respect the school calendar and their privacy.
Contact us today to talk through your options.

Addiction among school employees often develops quietly under long days and constant pressure to be “on” for students.
Teachers, coaches, bus drivers, and campus staff may rely on alcohol or pills to unwind after the final bell.
Because you work with children, you may worry that asking for help could hurt your career. But treatment is a health decision, and federal law protects the confidentiality of your clinical records.
We offer several levels of care to match your needs.
Outpatient treatment includes regular therapy sessions while you keep teaching or working on campus. It suits people with stable support at home.
Outpatient detox provides medically supervised withdrawal while you sleep in your own bed. Our team monitors symptoms to keep the process safe.
Our VIOP delivers group and individual therapy online, with evening options. It removes the commute during a busy school year.
IOP involves several hours of therapy on multiple days each week. It works as a first step or a step down from PHP.
PHP is our most structured outpatient level, with full treatment days most weekdays. Some staff schedule it during summer break or approved leave.
Sober living offers a substance-free home with house guidelines and peer accountability. Residents build routines that carry into everyday life.
Drug rehab helps you stop using opioids, stimulants, benzodiazepines, or other substances while addressing what drives the use.
We combine evidence-based therapy, relapse prevention, and support for co-occurring anxiety or depression.


Alcohol rehab treats drinking that has become hard to control, even before it affects your job.
You'll learn to manage cravings, recognize triggers, and decompress after demanding school days without alcohol.
Our programs let you recover without putting your life on hold, with:

We pair local access with flexible online care for East Texas school employees. Our Tyler location serves clients across Smith County, and our virtual programs let you begin treatment right away.
Our clinicians treat the whole person and teach practical skills for the classroom and home.
We accept insurance, and many plans help cover detox, PHP, IOP, and virtual treatment.
Whether you have a TRS-ActiveCare plan, another employer plan, or a spouse's policy, our admissions team will verify your benefits and explain costs before you start.
Reaching out now protects your health, family, and career.
Call or text us today for a confidential conversation about the program that best fits your schedule.
Eligible employees may qualify for Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) leave for substance use treatment. Your district's HR office can confirm eligibility.
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