A Personalized Approach to Addiction Therapy

Addiction Therapy Offered Across Multiple Levels of Care

We offer many kinds of different treatment options across multiple levels of care. At the heart of each treatment program is comprehensive addiction therapy.

Each person and situation is different, so please feel free to talk to one of our specialists today to determine where you fit. The levels of care we offer include:

Medical Detox

Detox or detoxification is a process that allows the body to get rid of chemicals and drugs. The purpose of medical detox is to manage withdrawal symptoms safely when you stop taking alcohol or drugs.

Every individual goes through a different experience at the beginning of the detoxification process due to the type of drug they are detoxing from and how long they have been addicted.

Our treatment center in Pompano Beach, Florida boasts a state-of-the-art, medically licensed detox facility that is properly equipped to safely and comfortably manage drug and alcohol withdrawal symptoms.

Residential Treatment

Our residential treatment center provides an intensive and structured program in a home-like environment. We offer apartment-style living with semi-private rooms and shared living and recreation areas.

During residential treatment, we provide personalized, compassionate care for individuals struggling with addiction or co-occurring mental health problems. Our patients will work with a counselor to determine their individual plans for recovery, including what therapies they can benefit from the most.

Intensive Outpatient Program

An intensive outpatient program or IOP consists of regularly scheduled sessions of structured addiction treatment and mental health counseling. IOP is a step-down for individuals who have completed detox and residential, providing them with the opportunity to receive continued support.

Why is it Necessary to Get Addiction Therapy at a Drug and Alcohol Rehab Center?

Most people would never attempt to treat something like cancer, heart disease, or diabetes at home or by themselves, because they know that these are progressive diseases and avoiding treatment can lead to death. Believe it or not, addiction is very similar to these diseases. It’s also a progressive disease that requires professional intervention and treatment before it gets worse or results in death.

People who are suffering from addiction require behavioral therapy to manage triggers, avoid future relapse, and understand the underlying cause behind their addiction–and therapy can help clients accomplish each of these requirements.

Types of Therapy Used in Addiction Treatment

One of the cornerstones of successful addiction treatment is therapy. Various therapeutic modalities are employed to address the diverse needs of individuals on their path to recovery. Some of the therapies we use include:

Group Therapy: Fostering Connection and Support

Group therapy allows individuals struggling with addiction to connect, share experiences, and receive mutual support. Within the group setting, participants gain a sense of camaraderie, realizing that they are not alone in their struggles. This type of therapy encourages open dialogue, helping individuals express their thoughts, fears, and aspirations in a safe environment. Group therapy fosters accountability, empathy, and the development of essential interpersonal skills, which are crucial for long-term recovery.

Individual Therapy: Tailored Healing and Self-Discovery

Individual therapy, often referred to as one-on-one therapy, provides a personalized approach to addiction treatment. This therapeutic model allows individuals to work closely with a trained therapist to explore the underlying causes of their addiction, address co-occurring mental health concerns, and develop coping strategies. Individual therapy sessions offer a confidential space for self-discovery, introspection, and personal growth. Through this focused interaction, therapists can tailor their guidance to the unique needs and experiences of each individual.

Family Therapy: Strengthening Support Networks and Family Bonds

Addiction affects not only the individual but also their loved ones. Family therapy recognizes the importance of involving family members in the recovery process. These sessions provide a platform for open communication, understanding, and healing within the family unit. By addressing family dynamics, misunderstandings, and enabling behaviors, family therapy strengthens support networks and helps create an environment conducive to sustained recovery.

Gender-Specific Therapy: Addressing Unique Needs

Addiction experiences and challenges can vary based on gender. Gender-specific therapy acknowledges these differences and tailors treatment approaches accordingly. Providing a safe space for individuals of the same gender to share their experiences and concerns, this therapy type addresses gender-specific issues and fosters a deeper sense of understanding and connection. 1st step facilities regular men’s-therapy and women’s-therapy sessions.

Holistic Therapy: Nurturing Mind, Body, and Spirit

Holistic therapy approaches addiction treatment from a comprehensive perspective that acknowledges the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit. Incorporating practices such as yoga, meditation, art therapy, exercise, nutrition, and mindfulness, holistic therapy aims to restore balance and well-being on all levels. This approach not only addresses the symptoms of addiction but also promotes overall health and personal growth.

Behavioral Therapies: Rewiring Patterns and Habits

Behavioral therapies are designed to address the behavioral aspects of addiction and guide individuals toward healthier patterns of thought and behavior. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) are among the most widely used behavioral therapies in addiction treatment. They help individuals identify and change negative thought patterns, develop coping skills, and manage triggers that contribute to addictive behaviors.