Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Boynton Beach, FL
Like many other cities across the United States, Boynton Beach, which is located in Southeastern Florida, is being affected by drug use.
Nearly 231,000 people in Southeastern Florida reported past-month binge alcohol use from 2012 to 2014.1 Binge drinking can increase a person’s risk of experiencing harmful effects. Additionally, 31,600 people reported past-year illicit drug use during the same period.1
Before entering a Boynton Beach drug rehab, you may require medical detox. Detox is often the first step on the continuum of substance abuse treatment; it reduces or prevents your withdrawal symptoms in a medical setting. However, detoxification on its own isn’t enough to help you achieve long-term abstinence.2
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Faith Farm Ministries - Boynton Beach
Program was very strict, worked half days Monday-Friday, then had classes,sometimes from 1-7, sometimes from 1-5. Church required on Sunday am, Wed. pm. Daily Bible reading, prayer, and quiet time required This was for the Women's program, the Men's may be different. Lots of unwritten rules,, so be sure to read the weekly meeting notes so you know what they are. Must be highly motivated when you go there, the classes they provide help if you're ready to change, but the program is so strict, it won't work if you're not ready. It helps to be away from the outside world, but can only see family once a week after the first month, and also only talk on the phone with family once a week. Only allowed to leave the farm once a month for 7 hours, then only with an approved family member. It has a high success rate. I've been sober for 5 years now. I would re-enter if I ever relapsed, but feel they gave me the tools I needed so that won't happen. It was free, had classes daily that helped correct my thinking, and kept me away from alcohol while I was there so was able to start thinking more clearly.
Lighthouse Recovery Institute
Lighthouse Recovery Institute is a great program and would truly recommend it to anyone serious about changing their life. This is a smaller program and you will not fall through the cracks. If you are seeking a program for your loved one where you are involved every step of the way in their treatment, this is the place to send them
The Watershed — Palm Beaches
I was granted an opportunity to enter The Watershed in 2012. The expert staff at The Watershed aided in saving my life. The clinical team was able to help me cope with my anxiety without the use of substances. The alumni staff recommended that I start working a 12-step program. While, I was there I obtained a sponsor and went to meetings. My life started changing - I started gaining self-worth, confidence, love for myself, and ability to be a productive member of society. Today my life is beyond my wildest dreams - I’m spiritually, mentally, and physically wealthy. I wouldn’t be where I’m at right now if it wasn’t for The Watershed.
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Boynton Beach Recovery Services
Outwardly, Boynton Beach, Florida is a typical Sunshine State community. However, a closer look at the data reveals that the rate of violent crime in Boynton Beach is nearly twice the US average. On a forum post, one resident of the upscale Chapel Hill neighborhood reported a dozen robberies in the past month.
With cities cutting budgets all over the nation, there is only so much law enforcement can do. Boynton Beach citizens can help; making a choice to stop using drugs will reduce the demand.
It’s not always easy, particularly if one is physically dependent. Help is available, however.
What People Are Taking
According to a recent survey by the Substance Abuse and Mental health treatment Administration (SAMSHA), the most frequently abused substances among Americans are:
- Cannabis (marijuana and hashish)
- Cocaine (in powder and “crack” forms)
- Opiates (heroin)
- Hallucinogens (LSD, Ecstasy, etc.)
- Inhalants (household cleaners, etc.)
- Prescription pain medications
What You Need to Ask Before Enrolling in Rehabilitation
Once you finish detox, you’ll have to find the rehab center that’s right for you. There’s a lot of factors to consider, including:
- Cost: Do they take insurance or are they private pay?
- Location: Is it somewhere close to home or will you have to travel for treatment?
- Staff: How much experience do they have? What kind of medical education do they have?
- Accreditation: Is the facility licensed or certified by the state? Does it have certification from the Joint Commission?
- Amenities: Are there private bedrooms, swimming pools, walking trails, fitness centers, etc.?
Choosing the best rehab center for your needs can be tricky, but that’s why we’ve compiled a directory of both local and out-of-state options. Don’t be afraid to look outside of Boynton Beach, as a remote rehab facility might give you a chance to start over. Consult our directory now to get started.
Sources
- National Drug Early Warning System. (2016). Southeastern Florida (Miami Area) Sentinel Community Site (SCS) Drug Use Patterns and Trends, 2016.
- National Institute on Drug Abuse. (2016). Understanding Drug Abuse and Addiction: What Science Says.
One of the most difficult obstacles to recovery is getting past the physical addiction itself. Physical dependence is a complicated process, and differs for each individual depending on genetic predisposition and what substances are involved. Usually, the first step in treatment is to free the patient from this physical dependency. This usually requires medical attention and the use of prescriptions under a doctor’s supervision.
Some rehabilitation programs include this in their treatment programs; others require the patient to seek detox at a hospital or medical clinic. You should find out beforehand and make arrangements accordingly.
Enter a Rehabilitation Facility in Boynton Beach
Please call us at our toll-free number to speak to one of our counselors if you are not sure where to start. We can help put you in touch with a facility in Boynton Beach that is right for you.