Evening IOP Groups
Intensive Outpatient group sessions led by licensed counselors, covering family dynamics, spiritual growth, 12-Step principles, identity, and recovery protection.
Amarillo, Texas · Christian-Based Addiction Counseling
Your next step toward recovery starts here
My Next Step is a small, Christian-based counseling practice that provides a safe, positive environment to recover from addiction — with the coping strategies you need to learn, grow, and build the next chapter of your life without substances.
Evening IOP Groups
Individual Counseling
Family & Couples
Faith-Centered
Making New Solutions
We've walked a similar road
"We have not been in your shoes, but we have been in similar shoes."
Many of our team are in recovery themselves. That shared experience allows a deeper connection and understanding between client and counselor — and a nonjudgmental atmosphere where you can feel accepted from the first night.
We are all unique individuals on our own journeys. My Next Step is here to help light and guide you on your path. Together we can create solutions and help you step into the next chapter of your life.
How We Help
Outpatient care built around your life
Everything we do is outpatient. You keep your job, your home, and your family — and get real support a few evenings a week.
Individual Counseling
One-on-one sessions for substance use, depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, and the life changes that come with getting sober.
Family & Couples
Addiction reaches beyond the client. We strongly encourage participation from family and the people who support your recovery.
Getting Started
Three steps to your first night
1
Call us
Call (806) 452-8006 for a confidential conversation about your situation — or a loved one's.
2
Intake & assessment
We meet with you, understand where you are, and work out the right mix of group and individual counseling.
3
Start your program
Join evening groups and individual sessions built around family, faith, and lasting recovery.
Our Team
The people who get it
Two counselors, a nurse, a psychiatrist, an office manager, and one very good dog.
Recovery is possible — and you don't have to do it alone.
Whether it's for you or someone you love, we're here to help you take the next step.