Frequently Asked Questions about Narconon South Texas

Where is Narconon South Texas located?

It’s located in Harlingen, Texas which is about two hours south of Corpus Christi and just minutes from the Gulf of Mexico. The property is located well out of town on a peaceful 17-acre parcel. It is surrounded by mesquite shrubs, oak trees, and croplands. A river valley curves along at the back of the property.

What special advantages does this Narconon facility offer?

The beautiful, calm setting offers a particularly relaxing change of environment to addicts who have normally been in highly stressful and dangerous situations before arriving at rehab. The size of this facility, serving 15 to 20 people at a time, enables each person to receive close, personal attention. Some people respond better to a more intimate service environment. And for the person who needs to stay within the border of Texas for legal reasons, Narconon South Texas is a perfect choice.

What are these facilities like?

There are separate housing facilities for men and women. An on-site kitchen and dining room provides the meal for all staff and students. There is also a workout building for use of those in rehabilitation. Staff may escort students on walks down quiet country roads or along the river valley in the back of the property. Classrooms provide an excellent atmosphere for studying the life skills classes and two saunas provide plenty of room for all those going through the Narconon New Life Detoxification.

How can we get to Narconon South Texas?

There are two airports in the area, one in Harlingen about 12 miles from the property. The other airport is in McAllen, about 45 miles away. Many people drive into the area by taking I-35 south from Austin or Dallas, then taking I-37 to Highway 281. At McAllen, Highway 83 is then taken east to Harlingen.

Are there medical facilities nearby?

In the event of any health emergencies, the closest hospital is only five miles away.

Is there around the clock supervision of the property and students?

There is always 24-hour supervision at the center. In addition to round the clock personal care for those in withdrawal, there are security staff who monitor the student safety and activities 24 hours a day, seven days a week.