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Sober Living at the Warriors Heart Lodge
Warriors Heart
Structured sober housing with a minimum 60-day stay for warriors transitioning from residential treatment.
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How to get help
Call admissions or complete the online help form to ask about Lodge eligibility, availability, payment, and transition planning.
Who this service helps
Members of the Warrior Class who have successfully completed a residential treatment program, are committed to sobriety, and agree to house expectations including chores, meetings, drug testing, and house rules.
Where this service is available
Service area: Warriors Heart Lodge in Bandera County
A service area describes where help is offered or who may be served. It is not necessarily the organization’s physical location.
Cost / fees
The provider publishes insurance, VA-benefit, Texas Veterans Commission, and private-pay options generally but does not publish an exact Lodge price. Medicaid is not accepted; verify cost and coverage with admissions.
About this service
The Lodge provides structured daily routines, peer accountability, meals, recreation, Warriors Anonymous meetings, and optional intensive outpatient programming. Residents can receive one-on-one counseling, psychoeducation, life-skills work, 12-step support, experiential groups, nutrition guidance, and trauma processing through ART and EMDR.
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