Frequently Asked Questions

The Clubhouse is located at 404 S. Irving St.

Come enjoy our beautiful view of the Concho River!

The Clubhouse model is a form of psycho-social rehabilitation, founded on the principle that recovery from mental illness must involve the whole person in a caring community.

The community offers respect, hope, relationships, and opportunities for friendship, education, and employment.

Clubhouse uses the term “member” to reflect the voluntary, community-based nature of the Clubhouse.

Using this term makes it clear that members are integral and active participants and facilitators of the program.

The Clubhouse exists for and because of its members.

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The Clubhouse Model is based on the belief that members are partners in their own recovery, rather than merely the passive recipients of treatment, and that meaningful work and relationships are integral parts of their recovery.

Members work side by side with staff to organize and administer every program and project at the Clubhouse.

The work-ordered day is the core of the Clubhouse experience.

Members and staff work together in an open environment to keep the Clubhouse functioning.

They prepare daily meals, complete administrative and clerical work, publish a newsletter, develop partnerships with local businesses, and help welcome new Clubhouse members and guests.

A Clubhouse member must be:

1. 18 years or older

2. Have a diagnosed mental illness

3. Come to the Clubhouse voluntarily

4. Not be a threat to the Clubhouse community

The first step is to visit the Clubhouse and take a tour. If you decide to become a member, there is a simple enrollment process. We look forward to you becoming a part of our Clubhouse family!

We are open Monday through Friday, 8am-4pm We have social events once a week and are open for all holidays (hours may be adjusted).