Court Ordered Assessments and Treatment
Court Ordered Assessments and Treatment
Alcohol and Drug Addiction Assessments
- Quick, Affordable Drug and Alcohol Assessments
- Accepted by Courts, Judges and Probation Officers
- Convenient St. Lucie West Location, Just Eight Minutes from I-95
- Flexible Scheduling
- Work and School Assessments Available
Court Ordered Addiction Treatment
- Daytime and Nighttime Programs Available
- Innovative Therapies to Help You Live a Better Life
- Co-Occurring Conditions such as Depression and Anxiety Also Treated
- Fun, Engaging Atmosphere
- Meet Others who are Working on their Sobriety
Affordable Options
- Insurance Accepted
- Sliding Scale
- Flexible Payment Plans Available
- Credit Cards Accepted
- We Work With You to Ensure You Get the Treatment You Need
Frequently Asked Questions
Entering into the world of drug or alcohol rehab can be overwhelming. Take a deep breath, and welcome many new truths
If you’re considering addiction treatment or know someone who needs help, review our most frequently asked questions to find the answers that inform and provide essential peace of mind.
Do you support AA, NA, and similar 12-step programs?
Yes, our program is 12-step friendly; through incorporation and exposure to the philosophies of 12-step programs, our clients have access to Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotis Anonymous, and Celebrate Recovery community meetings.
Do you treat dual diagnosis?
Yes, through psychiatric evaluation and assessment you will be treated by highly qualified addiction clinicians and with a collegial, team approach.
Do you treat trauma?
Yes, through many different modalities. Our clinicians address the physical and mental symptoms of trauma in individual sessions via traditional psychotherapy. We also offer psychopharmacology treatment for trauma.
Does your program treat meth addiction?
Yes, we treat meth addiction as well as any and all substances that can be abused or cause dependency.
Our Happy Clients
“So instead of my story starting at birth (which is a horrendous story in itself!), I’m going to start where my addiction really started, which was 2006 while I was working as a nurse. I had very recently gotten a divorce and had untreated mental health issues. I began using meth to self-medicate because I felt so down…
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