Florida Outpatient Treatment
Outpatient Addiction Programs in Fort Myers
There are many options for Florida addiction treatment. At Celadon Recovery, we offer a unique, evidence-based outpatient program designed to support your treatment goals.
Depending on where you are in your recovery, our Fort Myers outpatient addiction treatment is a place to start or further addiction treatment. In fact, our Southwest Florida outpatient program is a great place to start. However, once active addiction sets in, most will require intensive treatment modalities including detox, residential care, and outpatient care. However, our local drug and alcohol outpatient program offers patients weekly check-ins with their therapist and continued individual therapy. Usually, patients have returned to their job, but make time to safeguard their recovery with Celadon and 12-step support groups.
Do You Need Inpatient or Outpatient Treatment in Florida?
It depends. No two drug or alcohol addictions look the same. But when deciding the best treatment for your needs, an addiction treatment center will typically take the following variables into account:
Alcohol and drug use history
Medical health history
Psychiatric and behavioral health
Relapse record
the need for medical detox
how drug addiction has impacted the overall quality of your life
types of substances used (i.e., opioids, alcohol, stimulants, benzodiazepines)
Inpatient treatment is the highest form of substance abuse and mental health care. It provides 24/7 structure and monitoring. Most health experts recommend inpatient care for severe or moderate substance use disorders. Many people transition into an outpatient treatment program after successfully completing residential care.
Fort Myers Outpatient Programs for Addiction
Outpatient care is the third tier of substance use disorder treatment. At the same time, outpatient programs can be well-suited for those with minimal addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders that can be stopped before they progress. Either way, our Fort Myers outpatient services allows patients more independence while receiving support and addiction programming at different levels of intensity and duration.
Partial Hospitalization (PHP)
Our Fort Myers PHP is the first step-down from inpatient (or residential) treatment. Patients live nearby in their homes or (many) choose to live in sober living as they gently transition back into their daily lives while still attending treatment. Celadon’s PHP is five-days a week and includes continued behavioral therapy support while coaching patients on critical life-skills and relapse prevention techniques. This is also known as the Florida model of addiction recovery that utilizes the Sunshine State’s year-round climate and beautiful surroundings for patients to recover.
Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
Our Southwest Florida IOP program is typically local, comprised of patients deciding to stay in Florida for an indefinite period or Lee, Charlotte, and Collier individuals who are continuing recovery programming, but now live at home. In all instances, patients live in nearby sober living (or home) and come to Celadon’s campus three-days a week. All the while, most have restarted work or school. Moreover, everyone continues with substance use treatment, medication management, and individual therapy.
Outpatient (OP)
The outpatient program at Celadon is much the same as going to see a therapist once-a-week. It may include medication management and keeps patients grounded in the skills they have acquired as their busy lives are usually back in full-swing.
What Should You Expect In Our Florida Outpatient Treatment?
When looking for a Florida rehab center, what makes one program stand out from the others? What should be non-negotiable when it comes to locating the best treatment services? And how do you know if a rehab facility is legitimate?
Here are just some of the benefits Celadon Recovery offers in its drug and alcohol rehab.
Emphasis on Relapse Prevention
Some people find that recovery is simple in a highly-controlled setting. After all, when you’re in detox or residential treatment, you might not have chronic temptations plaguing you constantly. You aren‘t spending time with your old friends. You aren‘t engaging in your usual routine.
But the “real work“ is often cemented once you start having more freedom. That‘s why any good drug rehab knows that recovery usually entails having a long-term, comprehensive approach.
Our outpatient care is rooted in relapse prevention. We‘ll explore the triggers maintaining your drug abuse, and we‘ll work together to establish new ways of managing emotional distress.
Family Support
As part of our Fort Myers outpatient services, you and your family will have access to our:
Intensive family program (IFP)
Family therapy
Collaborative treatment planning
Of course, we only include family support if it benefits your growth. Your mental health is a significant priority. If you don’t have a good relationship with your family (or if they also struggle with substance abuse), we will evaluate the best goals for moving forward.
Dynamic Group Therapy
Therapeutic, psychoeducational, and peer support groups can offer invaluable guidance during your recovery. Our Florida rehab treatment is stacked with groups designed to help you feel safe, supported, and accountable.
On any given day, groups may consist of:
evidence-based interventions drawn from modalities like cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)
self-esteem exercises
experiential activities (drawing, yoga, exercise, dancing)
peer processing
Sober Living Support
While participating in our Fort Myers OP or IOP programs, many patients bolster their recovery in a sober living environment. Florida has many options, and we’re well-connected with the best resources for your sober homes and transitional living.
Sober living is a team sport and a safe environment that is an integral part of substance abuse and mental health recovery.
