Our Space · Houston Heights

Inside Heights Behavioral Health

Care happens in a quiet, light-filled building on Yale Street in the Houston Heights. Private offices, a residential-style lounge, and a garden courtyard were designed to feel calm and personal from the moment you arrive.

01Houston Heights Location

02Private Therapy Offices

03Client Lounge and Kitchen

04Garden Courtyard

A Boutique Setting

A private practice, not a facility

The setting is part of the treatment. Heights was built to feel more like a well-kept home than a clinic, so the hours you spend here feel restful rather than institutional.

Every room is a short walk from the next, which keeps care personal and lets your clinicians, psychiatric providers, and groups work as one team under one roof.

Arrival

A discreet, welcoming arrival

A quiet entry and a staffed reception desk mean you are greeted by name and settled quickly, without a crowded waiting room.

Discreet entry at Heights Behavioral Health, a private-pay outpatient treatment center in Houston

Entry

The welcome area

A calm, uncluttered entry sets the tone for the visit.

Reception desk and logo wall at Heights Behavioral Health in the Houston Heights

Reception

Reception and admissions

Our team welcomes you here and helps with scheduling, forms, and questions.

Client lounge and kitchen at Heights Behavioral Health PHP and IOP treatment program in Houston

Between Sessions

The client lounge and kitchen

Between groups and sessions, clients rest, talk, and recharge in a residential-style lounge with an open kitchen and access to the patio.

For people in PHP and IOP, this is where much of the day’s community happens.

Groups and Courtyard

Room for groups, and room to breathe

Group sessions meet in a warm, light-filled room designed for real conversation. Between sessions, the garden courtyard offers a quiet place to step outside.

Group therapy room at Heights Behavioral Health with a long wood table, twelve chairs and a wall screen

Group Room

Where groups meet

A comfortable room set up for skills and process groups.

Terracotta water feature in the courtyard at Heights Behavioral Health in the Houston Heights

Courtyard

The garden courtyard

A terracotta water feature and greenery make the courtyard a calm place between sessions.

Therapy Offices

Private offices filled with natural light

Individual, family, and specialty sessions take place in private offices along a quiet hallway, with tall windows and comfortable seating.

Clinician office with floor-to-ceiling windows at Heights Behavioral Health outpatient center in Houston

Clinician Office

Room to talk openly

Floor-to-ceiling windows and soft seating make difficult conversations feel more manageable.

Hallway of private therapy offices at Heights Behavioral Health outpatient treatment facility in Houston

Hallway

Quiet and discreet

Offices sit along a calm hallway, away from the lounge, so sessions stay private.

Location

In the heart of the Houston Heights

Heights Behavioral Health is at 1009 Yale Street, inside the 610 Loop with access from I-10, I-45, and 290, with free on-site parking and a discreet private entrance. Many clients come from across greater Houston, and virtual options are available for some programs.

Guides and Resources

Guides to starting care

Plain-language articles on what to expect at an assessment, choosing a level of care, and your first weeks in treatment.

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Ready When You Are

Questions about getting started? Call admissions.

One confidential call answers questions about the building, your schedule, and which program fits.

Start Confidentially

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Common Questions

Visiting Heights

For anything else, call admissions at (877) 549-5102.

Where is Heights Behavioral Health located?

We are at 1009 Yale Street in the Houston Heights, inside the 610 Loop with access from I-10, I-45, and 290. Directions are on our contact page.

Can I visit before I start?

Visits are by appointment, to protect every client’s privacy. Call admissions and we will talk about the best way to see the space.

Is this a residential facility?

No. Heights Behavioral Health provides outpatient care. Clients attend scheduled programming and return home each day.

How is privacy protected on site?

The building has a discreet entry, a staffed reception desk, and private offices along a quiet hallway, away from shared spaces.

Are virtual sessions available?

Some programs and therapy sessions are available virtually. Admissions can explain which options fit your plan.

Clinical Review

Written by Joni Ogle, LCSW, CSAT, CEO of Heights Behavioral Health, and clinically reviewed by Deborah Darnell-Drake, LCSW-S, ACSW, LMFT, Chief Clinical Officer. Heights Behavioral Health provides licensed outpatient behavioral health care for adults in Houston, Texas, delivered by master’s-level clinicians and licensed professionals. This page is intended to explain HBH services and does not replace an individualized clinical assessment. Last reviewed October 2026.

Explore Heights

Find the right care, faster

Every program, condition, and specialty at Heights connects to one coordinated outpatient team in the Houston Heights. Start wherever fits your situation, or call admissions and we will point you to the right place.

Client Reviews

Google Reviews, Heights Behavioral Health rated 5 out of 5 stars

Rated 5.0 across 11 Google reviews

Verified reviews from clients and families who have been through our programs. Read them in full on Google, or add your own.

Amber A.

“From my very first interaction, I felt welcomed, respected, and genuinely cared for. The staff took the time to listen, answer my questions, and create a treatment plan that fit my needs.”

Kate H.

“Heights offered treatment three evenings a week, which made it possible for them to work during the day and still get consistent support.”

Alyssa G.

“Our family was scared and unsure where to turn. From the first conversation with Jeff and Beckie to walking through the doors, we felt genuinely cared for.”

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Contact Admissions

Start with one confidential conversation

Admissions will walk you through next steps, timing, and what to bring to your first day.

Crisis Notice

Heights Behavioral Health provides scheduled outpatient care and is not an emergency or crisis service. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911. For crisis support in the United States, call or text 988.