Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Pembroke Pines, FL
Substance abuse negatively affects the people of Pembroke Pines and Broward County similar to other cities across the United States.
Treatment admissions for alcohol nearly tripled in Broward County between 2013 and 2015, and the number of admissions rose steadily for cocaine, opioid painkillers, and heroin during the same period.1 An increased number of treatment admissions means that more people are getting the help they need, but there are still countless people struggling with substance abuse who require rehab.
Substance addictions can be safely and effectively treated at an inpatient or outpatient rehab program. Many inpatient programs offer medication and counseling services while you to live at the facility for the duration of treatment.2
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The Haven Detox - Florida Alcohol & Drug Rehab
This place was great, you guys are wonderful. Karen's trauma therapy sessions changed my life.
The Recovery Team - Delray Beach
The was my second shot at treatment and I can honestly say this completely saved my life and the life of my family. The services provided were exceptional and the facility was amazing.
Sunspire Health Hyde Park
I Finally Get It! When I made the decision to seek help again. I honestly didn't believe there was any for me. In that moment of desperation, all I knew was I needed to get somewhere safe. My addiction had me believing I wanted to die. Any addict reading this will understand that feeling. I had pretty much given up trying to find an open bed in a detox center When I entered treatment at Sunspire Health Hyde Park on October, 2017 it was to save my life. However, being my third treatment center. I just expected more of the same. Do this, don't do that, chant the serenity prayer, do a 12 step program, and be on your way. What I got was more than this addict could have ever dreamt for; a new perspective on life. After a brief adjustment period of me wanting to control and run every aspect of Sunspire and my treatment program. Yes, me the addict who weeks before was on the edge of death knew what was best for me. Thank God for the amazing operational and clinical staff who maneuvered me through and convinced me to stay on the numerous occasions I wanted to leave because it was too much. I opened up and allowed myself to receive the treatment/services Sunspire offered. The individualized one on one therapy was eye opening and has honestly changed my life. After thirty years of using drugs to cope. I've finally come to realize that my issue isn't with drugs and alcohol; the issue is ME. My therapist individualized a treatment plan to my specific needs and with my input. This allowed me to dig deep into those things that plagued me from childhood into adulthood. The cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, psychodrama, relapse prevention, codependence, spirituality, relationships and family dynamics groups provided the knowledge, skills and tools I need to piece my life back together. Along with that they put great emphasis on NA/AA sponsorship and building a network of people outside of treatment. The outside meetings were a reintroduction to life and people clean. Reaching out and asking for help was something I just didn't do before Sunspire. I have a lot of work still to do. I am open and accepting to do that work. I have never felt so confident and as prepared to "live life on life's terms" as I do today after spending 90 days at Sunspire Health Hyde Park. For the first time in my life, I am looking forward to the future and a life in long term recovery. I finally got it and it's so simple, I never have to use again.
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Located in Broward County, Florida, the city of Pembroke Pines has won the “All-American City” award and been acknowledged as one of the country’s most livable cities. Pembroke Pines drug rehab centers help the city’s residents deal with drug and alcohol abuse: problems that affect every community in the country.
Twelve-step rehab programs, secular programs and faith-based facilities are available to meet the needs of this diverse community.
A Guide to Enrolling Into a Treatment Program
Pembroke Pines addiction treatment programs address a broad range of needs, but how do you know what you need from rehabilitation? Many people who seek recovery start with a 12-step support group. Based on the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous, the 12-step approach to recovery has helped many alcoholics and addicts find their way out of the pain of addiction.
But the spiritual approach to recovery isn’t always effective. Secular rehabilitation programs, like SMART Recovery, emphasize the role of individual thoughts and behaviors in addiction. Cognitive behavioral therapy addresses the destructive thought patterns and learned behaviors that make an individual turn to drugs or alcohol instead of dealing directly with conflict, stress or depression. Before you enroll in a treatment program, talk with an intake counselor about the program’s underlying principles of treatment.
*Is Alcoholics Anonymous Effective?
Since 1968, the General Service Office has conducted confidential surveys of AA members to track membership trends. According to the 2011 survey:
- The average duration of sobriety is 10 years
- 24 percent reported one to five years of sobriety
- 12 percent reported five to 10 years of sobriety
- 36 percent reported over 10 years of sobriety
- On average, AA members who responded attend 2.6 meetings each week
- 81 percent of AA members who responded have a sponsor, or a seasoned member who provides guidance and recovery support
Get Treatment Centers in Pembroke Pines
Pembroke Pines drug treatment centers reflect a broad spectrum of philosophies. If a rehabilitation program’s founding principles clash with your own beliefs, treatment probably won’t be effective.
For an overview of the treatment programs in Broward County, call the toll-free number. We can respond to your questions about treatment and help you find a program that corresponds with your personal values.
Outpatient programs allow you to live at home while visiting the clinic regularly to receive medication, counseling, and therapy.2 For instance, an outpatient Pembroke Pines drug rehab center might offer daily methadone maintenance therapy to reduce cravings in those recovering from heroin or prescription painkiller addiction.3
Which program will work better for you—inpatient or outpatient treatment? Consider these points when researching your options for a Pembroke Pines rehab:
- Inpatient programs allow you to recover in a safe, stable environment away from drugs and alcohol.
- Inpatient programs provide you with 24-hour care, support, and treatment.
- Outpatient programs tend to be lower in cost than most inpatient programs.
- Outpatient programs allow you to maintain employment along with social and family relationships.
Treatment can be tailored to meet any special recovery needs, especially if you suffer from a co-occurring mental health disorder, also known as a dual diagnosis. Rehab programs in Pembroke Pines and neighboring areas offer a range of evidence-based therapies, including medical detox, dual diagnosis therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy.
Use our treatment directory to explore rehab centers in and near Pembroke Pines to find the best inpatient or outpatient facility ready to help you recover from drug or alcohol abuse.
Sources
- MiamiDade.gov. (2016). Southeastern Florida (Miami Area) Sentinel Community Site (SCS) Drug Use Patterns and Trends, 2016.
- Mojtabai, R. & Zivin, J.G. (2003). Effectiveness and Cost-effectiveness of Four Treatment Modalities for Substance Disorders: A Propensity Score Analysis. Health Services Research, 38(1), 233-259.
- National Institute on Drug Abuse. (2018). How do medications to treat opioid use disorder work?
- Hayashida, M. (1998). An Overview of Outpatient and Inpatient Detoxification. Alcohol Health and Research World, 22(1), 44-46.