Santé Center for Healing

Founded in 1996 by renowned therapists Rip and Deb Corley (brother and sister), Santé Center for Healing continues to staff a highly experienced team that’s ready to help and not give up on those with substance or behavioral addictions and co-occurring mental health disorders. Santé Center specializes in poly-addiction complexities, trauma resolution, and impaired licensed professionals. Their approach combines evidence-based, experiential, and 12-Step therapies. Santé Center offers medical detox, residential treatment, outpatient treatment, and “transitional” living. They have a few specialized programs, including a professionals program and a sex addiction program. In a recent 2020 survey of their alumni (at 180 days post-treatment), 91% of alumni reported that they are still in recovery. The Santé Center staff strives to treat each client like family, as they are still the same families that founded the center itself.
Just north of Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas, Santé Center for Healing’s beautiful 16-acre campus offers a comfortable, family-like environment for its clients. There is a fitness center, walking trail, high and low ropes course, sand volleyball, disc golf course, enclosed pool, basketball, and more. A customized treatment plan is developed for each client and evolves throughout treatment. Most clients stay for 90 or more days. Some of the services offered in the residential program include yoga and massage therapy, medical detox, individual and group therapy, and trauma therapy. Their residential program is best for those who have a more severe case, are beginning their recovery journey, or have tried treatment and relapsed. In a residential treatment program, family members can participate in a support group 3 times a week. Some benefits to opting for outpatient treatment instead of inpatient at Santé Center include a lower cost, greater flexibility in scheduling, ability to work, and ability to live at home. Santé Center is CARF accredited and accepts private insurance.

Listing sourced from the SAMHSA Behavioral Health Treatment Services Locator. Data last synced April 2026. Verify current programs directly with the facility.