Footprints Beachside Recovery #13 Treasure Island

Run by a family, Footprints Beachside Recovery #13 Treasure Island treats addiction along with co-occurring mental health diagnoses. Its men's and women's programs each have their own residence, so every group keeps a distinct daily rhythm and atmosphere. Treatment is individualized, and substance use and mental health conditions are handled at the same time instead of in sequence.

A person starting care here finds a steady balance of clinical sessions and everyday routines. Women's empowerment groups are run by the center's licensed expressive arts therapist and take up themes of healing, hope, and empowerment. Group therapy is offered separately for men and for women, since each group tends to react differently to identical content.

Day and night care, an intensive outpatient program, and a virtual telehealth IOP round out the offerings. One track is reserved for professionals who need internet access so they can stay current with work obligations, while a program for healthcare workers addresses people whose demanding jobs may have played a part in trauma and substance use. For those who want a comparable daily structure once treatment wraps up, sober living is an option.

Footprints Beachside Recovery #13

Footprints Beachside Recovery #13 Treasure Island offers residential rehab, care for co-occurring disorders and outpatient services, so a person can step down a level as needs shift. The residential program covers room and board along with daily structure, while outpatient and intensive outpatient options let someone stay at home or in sober living while going to sessions. A virtual telehealth IOP is available for people who cannot commute.

Therapies offered include individual counseling, group therapy, art therapy, equine therapy, expressive arts, massage therapy, recreation relapse prevention counseling along with therapy and twelve step facilitation. The center refers to its approach as evidence based, gender-specific, holistic, individual, and Twelve Step. These are the tools the clinical team uses to shape a plan matched to each person's history and goals.

• Expressive Arts
• Equine Therapy
• Relapse Prevention Counseling
• Twelve Step Facilitation
• Evidence-Based
• Massage Therapy
• Gender-Specific
• Art Therapy
• Holistic
• 1-on-1 Counseling

Who this program was created for

• Men and women who need alcohol or drug rehab in Florida with gender-specific groups
• People with co-occurring anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, or trauma
• Professionals who need internet access to continue work duties during treatment
• Healthcare professionals whose high-stress jobs may have contributed to trauma and addiction
• People seeking a sober living program after residential treatment

Setting, length of stay, and amenities

Typical stays run 30 days or more, and the two residences together hold 6-15 beds. The women's residence carries a beach-inspired look, with shared bedrooms plus patio and lounge areas outdoors. The men's residence has a classic bungalow character, outdoor space, and a hammock. Among the amenities are nearby nature, a fitness center, gourmet dining, internet, and an outdoor lounge; guest rooms have air conditioning. The weekly schedule is filled out with options like massage, physical fitness, yoga, and outdoor therapy. Services are offered in English.

• Gourmet Dining
• Outdoor Lounge
• Internet
• Access to Nature
• Fitness Center

Covering treatment costs here

Footprints Beachside Recovery #13 Treasure Island takes cash pay rates and works with insurance. The center says it partners with more than 25 insurance providers and lets potential clients check coverage online, but you should confirm your own benefits by phone before you make any decision. Since the helpline is independent of the center, its advisors can help you ask the right coverage questions and compare costs across Florida rehabs. No one can promise a plan will be accepted or a bed will be open.

Worthwhile questions before admission

• Does my plan cover residential rehab here, and what would I pay out-of-pocket face?
• How many beds are currently open in the men's or women's residence?
• What does a typical week look like across individual, group, and expressive arts therapy?
• How does the center coordinate care for co-occurring anxiety, trauma, or PTSD?
• What sober living or outpatient options are available when the residential stay ends?