Gulf Breeze Recovery Gulf Breeze

At Gulf Breeze Recovery, men and women work to break the pattern of returning to substance use, guided by an approach that treats the whole person and does not follow the 12 Steps. The grounds overlook the Santa Rosa Sound, with wide ocean vistas all around, and the residential program serves no more than 26 people at a time. Everything about the surroundings is arranged to feel unhurried and spacious, making it easier for someone to talk candidly about the circumstances that brought them here.

Substance use disorders are treated at this center together with co-occurring disorders like anxiety, depression, and PTSD. An initial evaluation comes first, then each person gets a plan built around what they specifically need. This SAMHSA-listed Florida alcohol rehab center offers detox and co-occurring care in Gulf Breeze.

Counseling is central to the care here, and it happens in a setting that feels comfortable rather than clinical. Between sessions, people staying at the center can swim in the pool, fish from the private pier, or walk down to the white-sand beach. Each person's treatment is shaped around their own needs and does not follow the 12 Steps, and a stay usually runs about 56 days.

Gulf Breeze Recovery Gulf Breeze

The center's services include medical detox, residential care, an intensive outpatient program (IOP), a partial hospitalization program (PHP), and tele-recovery. Gulf Breeze Recovery, located in Gulf Breeze, offers detox and care for co-occurring disorders. Services include psychoeducation, motivational interviewing, individual counseling, family therapy, group therapy, dialectical behavior therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy with a clinical psychologist.

This is a holistic program that does not follow the 12-Step model. A person's treatment plan may include art therapy, nutrition guidance, and exercise. When someone with alcohol use disorder also has anxiety or depression, the co-occurring track works on both at once. Unsure which level of care suits your situation? A phone call can clear up what the center provides for it.

• Group Therapy
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy
• Non 12 Step
• Holistic
• Psychoeducation
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Motivational Interviewing
• Individual Treatment
• Family Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling with Clinical Psychologist

Who the program was created for

• Adult adults with substance use involving alcohol or drugs disorders, including heroin, cocaine, marijuana, ecstasy, and prescription drugs
• People facing co-occurring disorders such as anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, OCD, grief, anger, stress, or codependency
• Individuals caught in a cycle of chronic relapse who want a non-12-Step approach
• People who need medical detox before starting residential or outpatient care
• People looking for a small residential setting with 16-30 beds and a typical stay of 56 days

Setting, length of stay, and amenities

Most people stay for a 56-day program, and the center holds between 16 and 30 beds. Sitting on the water, the grounds include a pool and hot tub, a fishing pier kept for guests, a stretch of beach you can walk onto, a fitness center, gardens, an outdoor lounge area, and gourmet dining. Bedrooms have air conditioning, come private or shared, and include flat-screen TVs and views of the water. Things to do range from beach walks and fitness on the sand to fishing, swimming, yoga, and general physical fitness. The staff speak English. At its Gulf Breeze location, Gulf Breeze Recovery uses a holistic, non-12-Step model on waterfront grounds.

• Gardens
• Outdoor Lounge
• Hot Tub
• Pool
• Fitness Center
• Beach Access
• Access to Nature
• Gourmet Dining

Checking insurance and payment

Cash pay rates are shown as a payment choice for the center. This page does not confirm insurance coverage. If you plan to pay with insurance, call the helpline and an advisor can check your plan along with the center's current availability. You can call at no charge and in confidence. You can compare Florida alcohol rehab centers with help from the free helpline.

Questions to raise before you admit

• Will my insurance be accepted at the center, and what amount will I owe once it is verified?
• How is medical detox supervised, and who provides clinical oversight during withdrawal?
• How does the 56-day program structure change if I need a different level of care?
• What is the daily schedule for individual therapy, group therapy, and activities?
• What aftercare is available, such as alumni events or tele-recovery support?