Augustine Recovery South Saint Augustine

Designed for men, this facility in South Saint Augustine offers distance from everyday pressures so residents can address alcohol and drug use alongside co-occurring disorders. The center describes a safe, supportive setting where shared meals and group activities help peers stay connected, and the team treats mental health and substance use together instead of separately.

The program separates men's and women's care because triggers and coping patterns often differ, though this campus focuses on men. Staff recommend staying at least 90 days so residents can finish all twelve steps and practice new habits before leaving. On-site AA and NA meetings, family involvement, and a twelve-step orientation give structure to the week.

Men exploring a men's rehab in Florida for alcohol and drug treatment will find a campus that pairs clinical work with time outdoors. The center has been operating since 2015 and holds Joint Commission accreditation, a detail worth checking against your insurance network before you call.

Programs and therapy options

Residential care, outpatient treatment, and co-occurring mental health support are available at the center, along with detox for people who need withdrawal care before starting therapy. A Florida alcohol rehab with a 90-day minimum gives you room to finish all 12 steps and build steady routines. Therapy includes individual counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, and EMDR, and the team also uses art therapy, equine therapy, adventure therapy, and animal therapy.

Family involvement, holistic practices, and twelve-step principles run through the schedule, and aftercare includes recovery coaching, follow-up sessions, online support, outpatient treatment, and the ability to call a counselor after discharge. If you are comparing inpatient rehab options in Florida, then ask how each program handles aftercare and relapse prevention before you decide. Meditation and mindfulness sessions round out the week alongside fitness and outdoor activities.

• Equine Therapy
• Animal Therapy
• Art Therapy
• Adventure Therapy
• Eye Movement Therapy (EMDR)
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Experiential Therapy
• Meditation & Mindfulness
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Twelve Step

Who the program was created for

• Men with alcohol use disorder who need residential treatment and a structured day
• Men facing co-occurring conditions like depression, anxiety, PTSD, or bipolar disorder
• Men who have experienced trauma and want trauma-focused therapy built into the plan
• Men using cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, opioids, or benzodiazepines
• Men who can commit to a longer stay of 90 days or more

Setting, campus size, and daily life

The campus sits on nine acres of waterfront property with a pool, fitness center, gardens, walking trails, and outdoor lounge space. For men considering a rehab center in Florida with outdoor amenities and a fitness focus, the center offers yoga, surfing, paddle boarding, hiking, and personal training six days a week. The 16-30 bed size keeps the community small, with shared meals and group outings. Air-conditioned rooms can be private or shared, and the program is offered in English.

• Access to Nature
• Outdoor Lounge
• Pool
• Gardens
• Walking Trails
• Fitness Center

Covering costs and insurance help

Augustine Recovery works with several private insurance plans, and our helpline can help you get a clearer picture of what yours may include before anything is decided. If you want to verify your insurance benefits for a rehab in Florida, call the helpline and an advisor will walk through the details with you. Speaking with an advisor is confidential and free of charge, and nothing about the conversation requires you to sign up. No one can promise that coverage will be approved or that a bed will be available, so asking early about costs you would pay yourself and any approval steps is a sensible move.

Ask these before deciding

• Will the program accept my specific insurance plan, and what out-of-pocket amount would I owe?
• How does the center coordinate withdrawal care for alcohol or benzodiazepines, and who oversees it?
• How long do people usually stay, and can that go past 90 days?
• How does the program treat co-occurring conditions like PTSD or depression alongside substance use?
• What aftercare support is available once I leave the residential program?