Treasure Coast Recovery

The Basics

Founded in 2012, just north of Palm Beach in Stuart, Florida, Treasure Coast Recovery provides substance abuse and addiction treatment. While their services are offered in the style of a residential treatment program, they technically offer a Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) and an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) with clients residing in high end, gender-specific sober living homes in the local vicinity.

Accommodations and Food

Treasure Coast Recovery has a total of ten houses—five male and five female residences. PHP and IOP clients reside in separate houses. The buildings have unique names including Beach House, Cottages, Olympic House, Mapp House, Hideaway, Waterway House, Pool House, Winachee, Banyan and Salerno House. As its name suggests, Pool House has a spacious swimming pool, while Olympic House boasts a two story round home with outdoor staircases and a deck. Palm trees provide bright green accents, which contrast against the brick red building. Each house lodges approximately 15 clients, and includes a fully equipped kitchen. Residents are paired in double-occupancy rooms. Singles are provided.

Residents receive food cards, which is used towards the purchase of groceries. While under the supervision of a behavior health technician, they learn how to shop responsibly and cook meals. Clients take turns preparing breakfast and dinner, and share meals family-style. Amenities include transportation and bicycles, which are given to IOP clients, cable TV and Wi-Fi. House managers lives on the premises to provide supervision and support.

Treatment and Staff

Potential clients undergo a comprehensive assessment. Individuals must have completed detox prior to admission. Treatment length is between 30 and 45 days, and clients receive individualized treatment plans based on an initial assessment. Clients undergo PHP, which is known as the “Sun” program, followed by IOP or the “Sail” program. At Treasure Coast Recovery Center, several evidence-based practices are utilized, which include DBT, CBT, EMDR and Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT).

Weekly treatment includes case management, group therapy, medication management (if appropriate) and individual therapy. Residents participate in two weekly individual sessions or one individual session and family counseling. Group topics include support for co-occurring disorders, relapse prevention, the disease model of addiction, grief and loss, gender issues, stress reduction techniques and recovery fundamentals. PHP clients are transported to off-site required 12-step meetings.  The IOP program parallels PHP, but has a less intensive track. Clients receive more free time, allowing them to look for work, attend school and attend 12-step meetings without supervision.

The staff of ten includes a Master’s-level licensed mental health counselor/director, a Master’s-level psychologist, program manager and several Master’s-level primary therapists.

Extras

Alternative treatment includes play therapy and art therapy. Other services include adventure therapy, yoga, spiritual mentoring and acupuncture.

In Summary

Treasure Coast Recovery provides all-round, comprehensive treatment. Staff boasts impressive credentials, and clients receive an intensive introduction to the 12 steps, while attending meetings. Treasure Coast Recovery sounds like a great option for a client seeking wide-ranging services on the sunny south Florida coast.

Treasure Coast Recovery
7108 South Kanner Highway
Stuart, FL 34997

Treasure Coast Recovery Cost: $20,000-$40,000 (30 days). Reach Treasure Coast Recovery at (855) 223-6171 or by email. Find Treasure Coast Recovery at Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google+ and LinkedIn

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