North Florida Drug Rehab Program
Florida Addiction Treatment
Why Do I Need Rehab and therapy?
Overcoming Substance Abuse
Drug and alcohol addiction takes over the entire person: mind, body and spirit.
It’s a harrowing experience to live through for the addict and in some ways just as bad to watch from the sidelines. As family and friends, you shift from powerless to helpless to hopeless as you see your loved deteriorate.
The abyss is deep and it can get dark for all involved.
But you’re not alone.
The National Institute of Health estimates that 10% of US adults have a drug use disorder at some point in their lives, that’s around 23 million people.
75% don’t receive any form of treatment.
With alcohol, the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism reported that 14.4 million adults have an alcohol use disorder.
Not even 8% of them receive treatment.
While drug and alcohol addiction is very much a scourge, an epidemic really, there are options. Real options that represent real solutions.
A fighting chance to taste the freedom that sobriety offers again.
Opportunities to get your life back.
Drug & Alcohol Rehab in Destin, FL
Addiction Treatment Services
Explore our drug & alcohol substance abuse treatment services at our state-of-the-art drug rehab near Fort Walton Beach, FL.
Detoxification
Detoxification is the first step to recovery. Letting your body release the toxins of drugs and alcohol. Bayshore Retreat's trained professionals are here to help you through this process.
Residential Inpatient
Bayshore Retreat provides a quiet, discreet treatment for individuals with addiction. We believe treatment shouldn’t be a punishment this is why offer our home for your recovery.
Unique Therapies
Our therapies include, but are not limited to: Trauma Therapy (EMDR), Life Skills, Individual, Group and Family Therapy. Addiction is physical as well as mental, therefore we address the physical with healing dry sauna therapy, deep tissue massage therapy, vitamins and freshly prepared food prepared by an in-house chef.
Aftercare & Beyond
Years of living with drug or alcohol addiction doesn’t magically end when clients leave a treatment center, even Bayshore Retreat. Long-lasting recovery is achievable through aftercare.
Understanding Addiction
Signs & Symptoms of Substance Abuse
Drug and alcohol abuse often feel like they sneak up on us, but in actuality, the onset of addiction is a slow burn.
The early signs and symptoms of substance abuse are easy to miss though.
They’re generally right in front of our eyes but truly seeing them is tough. There’s some denialism at play and no one wants to jump to the conclusion of substances being the culprit for the change in their loved one.
Nonetheless, it’s crucial to pay increased attention if you suspect something is amiss. The signs and symptoms manifest in 3 main ways: behavioral, psychological and physical.
Needless to say, there’s quite a bit to look out for and it’s imperative to be vigilant.
Worst case scenario: you’re wrong and it was just a rough patch they were going through.
Best case scenario: you’re right and you caught a substance abuse problem before it descended into something worse and saved someone’s life.
Keep an eye out.
Behavioral Symptoms
- Being overly secretive & isolating
- Flaking on responsibilities like school, work and family obligations
- Poor performance at school or work
- Lack of interest in activities and hobbies they used to enjoy
- Abruptly adopt a new set of “questionable” friends
- Borrowing or stealing and general financial stress
Psychological Symptoms
- Mood swings
- Anxiety
- Irritability
- Change in personality
- Unmotivated
Physical Symptoms
- Weight loss and general lack of appetite
- Bloodshot eyes
- Interrupted or drastically changed sleep patterns
- Impaired speech and coordination
- Worsening of general appearance and lack of attention to grooming and personal hygiene
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Taking Action & Finding Recovery
How Our Quality Addiction Treatment Facility in Florida Can Help
There are always outside factors at play when it comes to addiction. Be it the sway of the people you surround yourself with, the environment or other influences, addiction never happens in a vacuum.
Ordinarily, folks can’t just “tough it out” and it becomes an extremely isolating and increasingly more devastating lifestyle to lead.
Getting into addiction is rarely a singular effort and getting out shouldn’t be either.
You don’t have to go it alone, your loved one doesn’t have to struggle on their own to get clean. Addiction treatment services are a lifeline.
High-quality rehab under the guidance of professionals who understand all aspects of addiction takes the guesswork out of the journey to sobriety. At our North Florida drug & alcohol treatment center, we implement a personalized plan based on your unique needs and carried out by qualified and trained experts.
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Personalizing Addiction Treatment
Our Florida Substance Abuse Treatment Center
There’s something rejuvenating and utterly peaceful about the tranquil waters a stone’s throw from our doors.
When you enter our drug rehab in North Florida, you’re leaving distractions behind. Your focus, and ours, is the all-encompassing pursuit of getting you back on track.
But what does that mean in practice?
Our program is not based on the 12 step model but meetings, sponsors and step work is offered.
. While our emphasis is on ridding your life of drugs and alcohol, we don’t do it via the reliance on a higher power which is a hallmark of the traditional 12-step programs.
We take a holistic approach to addiction and understand that the mind, body and spirit are all connected and affected. Drug and alcohol addiction consumes all aspects of our lives so fixating on one part doesn’t fix the whole.
Our rehab center near Fort Walton Beach consists of 3 core components: detox, residential inpatient treatment and aftercare. It covers the whole spectrum.
The first step in any treatment program is freeing your body of the toxins. It can be nerve-wracking to think about but getting over the hurdle of detox sets is required before the next phases can start in earnest.
Rest assured, we take every precaution to make your detox as safe and comfortable as possible.
This is where real change starts to happen. Residential inpatient care at Bayshore Retreat is undertaken at our compassionate, quality facility in Destin, Florida. The chef-prepared meals and serene setting itself is part of the treatment in many ways and becomes a backdrop to the various therapies and modalities we employ.
From cognitive-behavioral therapy to one-on-one and group counseling to alternative and complementary therapies like acupuncture, meditation and music therapy we pull from a wide variety of tools to create a program best suited to your success.
In order to give you the best shot at maintaining your hard-won sobriety, the care doesn’t just end when you complete your inpatient stay. Together we develop a plan that helps you deal with triggers you may come across when reintegrating into your regular life.
Making sure you have the ability to stop a stressful situation from turning into a relapse.
Our therapies include, but are not limited to: Trauma Therapy (EMDR), Life Skills, Individual, Group and Family Therapy.
It may be overwhelming.
We're Here for You.
Bayshore Retreat works with most major insurance carriers and offers luxury treatment at an affordable rate in order to help you or your loved one in finding their path to recovery. Call us now to take action and find your personal path to recovery from substance abuse.
Begin Your PAth to healing. now.
Recover from Addiction at Our North Florida Drug Rehab Center
Recovery comes from within but doing it without help is only making things harder. An added layer of difficulty to an already difficult situation. Our Fort Walton Beach rehab only takes 6 people at a time which allows us to stay laser-focused on you.
That quality over quantity ethos coupled with our holistic approach means your individual recovery is our guiding star.
