Flagler Beach, FL Drug and Alcohol Rehab, Detox and Recovery Resources

When you check into a residential treatment program at an inpatient rehab facility, you live there during your treatment. Inpatient alcohol rehab and drug addiction treatment are immersive and intensive. There are a lot of benefits that you can receive from a residential treatment program, including a stable and secure environment.

There are 13 residential treatment programs within 25 miles of Jensen Beach, including options in Port St. Lucie and Stuart, Florida. The Recovery Village also offers residential treatment programs.

When someone participates in a partial hospitalization program, which is also called day treatment, the level of care is similar to residential treatment. The primary difference is that in a partial hospitalization program, you can return home in the evenings. Someone may be able to participate in a partial hospitalization program if they have already completed a higher level of care and have shown improvement, if they have a milder addiction or if they have a supportive and substance-free home environment.

Along with partial hospitalization programs available at The Recovery Village, there are nine programs within 25 miles offering partial hospitalization and day treatment.

Programs with the most flexibility are outpatient programs. With an outpatient treatment program, participants can usually maintain daily commitments but also participate in scheduled treatment several times a week. Outpatient drug treatment and alcohol treatment can be something you participate in as the start of a treatment plan, or after completing higher-level care.

There are four outpatient detox programs within 25 miles of Jensen Beach. 20 programs within a 25-mile radius offer regular outpatient treatment, and 13 have intensive outpatient programs. The Recovery Village also offers outpatient rehab, including intensive outpatient programs.

Detox and rehab are only one part of the process of long-term recovery. Proper aftercare planning is important to help someone transition back to daily life and to avoid relapse. Continuing care should be included as part of a treatment plan. Drug rehab aftercare programs and aftercare facilities could include group or one-on-one continuing therapy, residing in a sober living home or taking part in rehab alumni programs. Support and recovery groups are also often part of aftercare.

There are many different types of specialized treatment programs for people who struggle with substance abuse. Some of the specialized programs near Jensen Beach include:

• Five programs offering rehab for the LGBT community.
• Three programs offering rehab for teens and adolescents
• 13 substance abuse programs specializing in rehab for women
• Four substance abuse programs for pregnant women
• Five rehab programs for veterans
• 15 substance abuse programs offering dual diagnosis care for co-occurring disorders
• 13 substance abuse programs for clients who have experienced trauma, including offering rehab for PTSD

The drug treatment process or alcohol treatment process should be tailored for each individual. A quality center will assess the patient’s needs before creating and implementing a treatment plan. This starts with an intake assessment. An intake assessment usually includes a medical doctor as well as a psychologist, therapist and support staff.

Then, beyond the intake assessment, the next phase of the drug and alcohol treatment process may be a supervised detox. Supervised detox is important to manage the symptoms of withdrawal, which can be severe in some cases. When someone completes detox, they can move into the next phase of their treatment plan.

Rehabilitation can take place in an inpatient setting, partial hospitalization program or outpatient treatment. Some people will participate in several types of rehabilitation as they progress in their recovery.

The final phase of the process is the implementation of continuing care and aftercare plans.

Learn more about the rehab process and what to expect with this page from The Recovery Village.

When you are comparing rehab centers and exploring how to find the best rehab center for you, weigh your individual needs and the qualifications of the programs. Things to think about when considering your personal needs for a treatment center might include:

• Are you able and willing to travel for treatment? This could be to another city or state.
• Have you previously tried other treatment programs and relapsed? If so, you may need a more intensive or longer-term program.
• Are you able to participate in an inpatient program?
• Do you have insurance that covers the cost of rehab?
• Do you have co-occurring disorders requiring dual diagnosis treatment, such as a mental health disorder or an eating disorder?
• Would specialized treatment be a good fit for you, such as a rehab that works with the LGBT community?

What Questions Should You Ask When Considering a Treatment Program?

Beyond thinking about your personal needs, how can you determine the quality of a rehab program? Certain questions can help you learn more, including:

What is your treatment approach?

Along with individualized care and treatment plans, many rehab centers may have a specific way they approach treatment. For example, they may offer holistic care or 12-step treatment. All programs should be evidence-based and take into consideration current scientific and medical research regarding addiction as a disease.

How long will treatment last?

There can be quite a bit of variance as far as how long treatment programs last depending on the individual and the rehab center. For example, an inpatient program could last anywhere from 28 days up to several months or more. Outpatient treatment may, on average, last anywhere from one to three months. When you speak to a rehab facility, they may be able to give you a better idea of how long your program could last.

Is insurance accepted?

Asking about the cost of treatment is important when it comes to rehab. Treatment can be expensive, particularly for long-term inpatient programs. However, the cost of untreated addiction is much higher and can cost you your life. Many programs, including The Recovery Village, accept insurance. Our center can work on your behalf with your insurance company. For people without insurance, ask treatment centers about payment plans, financing and other options that may be available.

Do you offer family support and programs?

Some programs will include family support programs and will even integrate family and loved ones into the treatment process, while others might not. Ask about the level of family support and participation, and what your loved ones can expect in terms of communication while you’re in rehab.

Since there are rehab programs near Jensen Beach, how do you know whether or not you should stay close to home or travel?

As far as staying near Jensen Beach for treatment, advantages might include:

• You are close to your family and support system
• You don’t have to make travel arrangements, which can be challenging
• Some insurance plans may not cover out-of-state treatment

Traveling for treatment can also have benefits, which might include:

• You can create physical and mental separation from active addiction
• You’re less likely to leave treatment early if you are farther from your home
• More treatment options are available than if you stay local to Jensen Beach

There are other resources available to people in Jensen Beach, FL who struggle with addiction aside from rehab centers. These include local non-profits and support and recovery groups.

When most people think of recovery and support groups, Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is the first that comes to mind. Alcoholics Anonymous originated in the 1930s and its an international mutual support group for people who struggle with alcoholism. Alcoholics Anonymous is open to anyone, and these meetings are held in different public locations.

Langford Park, Rio
Sundays, 9:00 a.m.
2369 NE Dixie Hwy, Jensen Beach, FL

Rio Civic Center
Mondays, Noon
1255 NE Dixie Hwy, Jensen Beach, FL

Community Church
Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m.
3900 Skyline Dr, Jensen Beach, FL

The structure and format of Narcotics Anonymous are similar to AA. Like AA, NA is a 12-step program with mutual support and sharing. The difference is that NA is for people with drug addictions rather than alcohol addictions.

Jensen Beach Community Church
Mondays, 7:30 p.m.
3900 Skyline Dr, Jensen Beach, FL 34957

Jensen Beach Pavilion
Thursdays, 7:00 p.m.
Jensen Beach Causeway, NE, Jensen Beach, FL 34957

First Presbyterian Church of Stuart
Saturdays 6:30 p.m.
1715 Northwest Pine Lake Dr, Stuart, FL 34994

Not everyone wants to participate in a 12-step program, but they want the social support that comes with this type of group. There are alternatives, like SMART Recovery. SMART Recovery is not a 12-step program. Instead, it’s built on four main principles centered around self-management of addictive behaviors.

Florida Center for Recovery
Fridays, 3:00 p.m.
3451 West Midway Rd., Fort Pierce, FL 34981

Beachside Rehab
Wednesdays, 5:30 p.m.
300 S. 6th St., Fort Pierce, FL 34950

When you are affected by someone else’s drinking or substance abuse, you may look for a support group as well. Two options for loved ones of people who struggle with addiction are Al-Anon and Nar-Anon. Al-Anon is for people affected by a loved one who struggles with an addiction to alcohol, and Nar-Anon is for people affected by another person’s drug use. Both are 12-step programs.

Al-Anon meetings in Jensen Beach include:

Jensen Beach Community Church
Wednesdays, 8:00 p.m.
3900 NE Skyline Dr., Jensen Beach, FL 34957

Life Church
Mondays, 10:30 a.m.
4550 NE Palmetto Dr., Jensen Beach, FL 34957

Nar-Anon meetings near Jensen Beach include:

Immanuel Lutheran Church
Tuesdays, 7:00 p.m.
2655 SW Immanuel Dr., Palm City, FL. 34990

First United Methodist Church
Thursdays, 7:15 p.m.
260 SW Prima Vista Blvd, Port St. Lucie, FL 34983

618 SE Central Parkway, Stuart, FL
772-287-4545

242 Hwy 441 SE, Okeechobee, FL 34974
863-467-1026

1601 NE Braille Pl., Jensen Beach, FL 34957
772-320-0770

St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
801 SE Ocean Blvd, Stuart, FL

820 37th Place, Vero Beach, FL 32960
772-569-9788

772-288-7023

772-285-0967

772-283-0541

772-286-8933

Text 4Hope to 741741

614-221-5445

800-662-4357

1-800-784-2433

800-923-4357

866-235-4572