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Outpatient Programs

We’re helping individuals build strength, skills, and confidence one step at a time.

Crosspoint, Inc. operates two outpatient clinics staffed by licensed clinicians who provide assessments and individual and group treatment for individuals coping with mental health and substance use disorders needs.

The Austin-Cullum Outpatient Center (OPC)

The Austin-Cullum Outpatient Center (OPC) offers trauma-informed care and counseling for active-duty service members, veterans, and their families through the Texas Veterans and Family Alliance grant — welcoming all, regardless of discharge status or length of service.

We also provide free, solution-focused counseling to District 2 residents and partner with U.S. Pre-Trial Services and Probation Office to offer psychiatric evaluations, medication monitoring,
and mental health counseling for referred clients.

Referrals to the Austin-Cullum outpatient services can be made by the potential client, a family member, PTS or USPO officer, treatment counselor or other concerned individual. Please call: (210) 225-0864 and ask for OPC.

Hall House OPC

Hall OPC, located in the north wing of Crosspoint’s Hall House, offers brief, solution-focused therapy for individuals experiencing mental health and/or substance use challenges. During their stay, clients receive support in managing symptoms, building coping skills, and planning for long-term recovery.

Referrals to Hall OPC are made directly by hospital systems or through the Criminal Justice system (see Behavioral Health Transitions section).

Peer Support Services

The Peer Support Recovery – Recovery Support Services (PSR-RSS) initiative aims to enhance the quality of life and promote long-term recovery for adults with Substance Use Disorders (SUD) and co-occurring mental health conditions. Through evidence-based practices and a peer-driven approach, the program provides comprehensive Recovery Support Services (RSS) to help individuals sustain recovery, build resilience, and foster meaningful connections within their communities.

Key Services Offered:

  • Recovery Coaching: One-on-one support from certified peer specialists to develop personalized recovery plans and conduct regular check-ins.
    Direct Recovery Support Services: Face-to-face, virtual, and telephonic coaching, recovery groups, and transportation assistance.
  • Indirect Recovery Support Services: Referrals to housing, childcare, vocational rehabilitation, mental health services, and community resources.
  • Education Services: Workshops on addiction recovery, life skills, employment readiness, and wellness training.
  • Overdose Prevention: Education on naloxone use and distribution of overdose reversal kits.
  • Community Engagement: Collaboration with local organizations, recovery residences, and social service agencies to create a robust support network.

The program is designed to serve adults seeking recovery in metropolitan, rural, border, and tribal areas across Texas, ensuring accessibility and inclusivity for diverse populations. Services are delivered in-person, virtually, and telephonically, with flexible hours to meet individual needs.

“This project is a public health initiative operated by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission through federal funding from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration grant award number – 178467 / 42943 / PSR-RS-RSS-10.”