A Family’s Research of 135 Treatment Centers Most people do some sort of research before deciding on a particular drug treatment center for themselves or a loved one. One such family took it to the highest level possible. They created a spreadsheet of approximately 135 treatment centers they wanted to consider for their son. After
Differences that Make a Difference Many times we’re asked how are we different from other drug treatment centers. While this is explained throughout our website it’s something that, unless someone has the time or takes the time to note every detail, is missed. Bayshore Retreat begins first by treating its clients with dignity and respect.
Rehab and Recovery What does it really mean? First of all the two shouldn’t be confused as being the same. They’re not. Rehab, at its best, is getting a person clean and sober for a minimum of 30 days from something that has been controlling his or her life – drugs and/or alcohol treatment at
When is it time for Rehab? It’s when the time is right for the individual. For instance, we’ve had clients as young as 18 (which is the youngest we’re allowed by our license with the Florida Department of Children and Families) and as old as 80. No, that’s not a misprint. We’ve had a client
Look At The Numbers, Compare Everything When searching for the best rehab facility it really is about the numbers. For instance the number of clients the treatment center accommodates at any given time, the staff to client ratio, the number of counseling hours and what type of counseling. This should also include the quality of counseling,
Family Understanding and Support Bayshore Retreat is a comprehensive drug treatment center that believes in providing customized substance abuse treatment that addresses every element of a client’s life. One very important element is family. We believe in and encourage family involvement during treatment and in discharge planning. Drug addiction affects the entire family unit. Having a
Denial: Not just a river in Egypt When dealing with addiction, the first line of defense for an addict is denial. Addicts deny they have a problem long before they seek treatment. This can be frustrating for families as they watch their loved one struggle with alcohol or drug addiction, sometimes for years before they
But Not The Answer To Ending Addiction Clients who choose this are usually looking for the easy way out and doctors sell them suboxone as a quick fix because it’s a huge money maker. This point is proven by the number of doctors and clinics that are supporting this very addictive product. It allows patients to
Finding the Right Rehab So many things you read about treatment, rehab, recovery, etc. seem to focus on the immediacy and/or urgency of getting help for addiction. I guess, from a business model, that makes sense. After all, the goal of inpatient rehabs is to fill the beds and most have hundreds to fill. Well,