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the sylvia brafman mental health center tamarac

The Sylvia Brafman Mental Health Center Tamarac is a private mental health and addiction program in South Florida. It appears among 494 SAMHSA-listed facilities across the state, offering day treatment and intensive outpatient care. This page covers its programs, setting, and costs.

The Sylvia Brafman Mental Health Center Florida, Tamarac

Joint CommissionCo-Occurring Mental HealthOutpatient90 days

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The Sylvia Brafman Mental Health Center Florida addresses depression, anxiety, trauma, addiction, and other mental health concerns in a setting that is deliberately small. The center keeps its census low so that people feel understood rather than processed, and it combines clinical therapy with medical oversight, emotional processing, spiritual reflection, and practical life-skills training in five coordinated areas. A small, non-institutional setting at this Tamarac center means personal attention and a calmer start to care.

Adults in Tamarac and the wider South Florida region are served here, among them professionals, executives, midlife adults, older adults, and young adults. Care is individualized and evidence-based, and the structure incorporates family participation along with Twelve Step support. This facility holds Joint Commission accreditation and has 31 to 50 beds; the usual program length is 90 days. When checking quality before you call, Joint Commission accreditation at this Tamarac facility is a fair starting point.

Care is organized around day treatment and intensive outpatient levels, with sober living available for those who want additional support beyond program hours. Weekly outings and simple social events are part of the rhythm. When the 90-day program ends, each person leaves with an individualized next-step plan that may include therapy, support groups, medication management, and follow-up sessions. People finishing the 90-day program at this Tamarac center leave with a written next-step plan, and follow-up can continue in person or online. If a family member needs to stay involved, then family follow-up counseling at this Tamarac center keeps that door open.

Programs at the Tamarac center

The Sylvia Brafman center in Tamarac offers PHP and IOP, and its outpatient rehab options are designed for people who need structure without overnight hospitalization. Day treatment provides the most intensive schedule, while the intensive outpatient program steps down the hours as stability grows. Both levels accept co-occurring disorders, and sober living is available separately for added support.

Therapies include one-on-one counseling, trauma-specific therapy, mindfulness therapy, art therapy, and rational emotive behavior therapy, along with acupuncture and transcranial magnetic stimulation. Online therapy is also offered for some sessions. Family involvement, evidence-based care, and Twelve Step support shape treatment at this Tamarac center in FL, and the program may include AA or NA meetings, yoga, physical fitness, and other activities.

  • Meditation & Mindfulness
  • Art Therapy
  • Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy
  • Trauma-Specific Therapy
  • Online Therapy
  • 1-on-1 Counseling
  • Evidence-Based
  • Personalized Treatment
  • Mindfulness Therapy
  • Twelve Step

Who the Sylvia Brafman center serves

  • Men and women, including professionals, executives, and midlife adults, as well as older adults and young adults.
  • People dealing with mental health and substance use concerns at once, such as depression, anxiety, trauma, or bipolar disorder alongside alcohol or drug use.
  • Conditions treated include ADHD, anger, grief and loss, personality disorders, perinatal mental health, and schizophrenia.
  • Substances addressed include alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, ecstasy, psychedelics, and chronic relapse.
  • Adults for whom a small, home-like environment fits, with private or shared rooms and bathrooms that are shared.
  • Family members who want to be involved through family involvement, follow-up counseling, and alumni events.

Setting and daily life there

At 7710 NW 71st Court, the Tamarac site is a campus with a residential feel, offering access to nature, a pool, a fitness center, a basketball court, and outdoor dining. Rooms have air conditioning and are private or shared, bathrooms are shared, and cell phones are permitted. Weekly outings and on-site amenities give people in treatment at this Tamarac center a steady daily rhythm, from yoga, games, and swimming to beach trips and summer movie nights.

  • Outdoor Dining
  • Fitness Center
  • Basketball Court
  • Bowling Alley
  • Physical Therapy Center
  • Wellness Center
  • Access to Nature
  • Internet Access

Paying for care in Tamarac

Cash pay prices appear as a private pay option at the center, and no specific prices are shown on the site. Insurance coverage differs by plan and by level of care. As you weigh options, the practical next move is to ask the center directly about costs and whether they accept your plan. It is worthwhile to settle private-pay rates and insurance questions before an assessment at this Tamarac center, and the helpline here can point you toward Florida programs that fit your budget.

Questions to ask in Tamarac

  • At your Tamarac location, how does a normal week in PHP differ from one in IOP?
  • How do you decide whether sober living is recommended alongside outpatient care?
  • Which therapies would be part of my schedule, and how often do they occur?
  • What does the 90-day program include, and how is the next-step plan built?
  • Can you explain the cash pay rates and whether you work with my insurance plan?
  • How do family members take part in treatment and follow-up counseling?
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Q&A

  • What levels of care does The Sylvia Brafman Mental Health Center Tamarac offer?

    The center offers partial hospitalization sober living and intensive outpatient care that can be added as optional housing. A typical stay lasts about 90 days, and the program stays small, with 31 to 50 beds. The center accepts people who have co-occurring disorders. Services include one-on-one counseling, trauma-focused therapy, mindfulness, art therapy, and approaches such as acupuncture and transcranial magnetic stimulation.

  • Is The Sylvia Brafman Mental Health Center Tamarac accredited?

    Yes, the Joint Commission accredits this center, and programs usually run 90 days. Accreditation is one way to confirm that a program meets recognized safety and quality standards. You can contact the center directly to ask about its accreditation status and what that covers. The facility is listed in SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov, a useful starting point when comparing programs.

  • Does The Sylvia Brafman Mental Health Center Tamarac accept insurance?

    The center's listings do not indicate specific insurance arrangements and show cash pay rates as a private-pay option. Your costs and what is covered depend on your plan and the care level. If you are considering the program, the clearest way to plan is to ask about rates and insurance before scheduling an assessment. This independent guide can also help you weigh other options.

  • What mental health conditions does The Sylvia Brafman center treat?

    Anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, trauma, co-occurring disorders, and other conditions such as ADHD, grief and loss, and personality disorders are treated at the center. Substance use involving alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, and other drugs is also addressed. Care blends clinical therapy with medical oversight, emotional healing, spiritual reflection, and life-skills training spread across five coordinated areas.

  • How long do patients typically stay at the Sylvia Brafman center?

    Most people stay about 90 days, and the center's listings frame finishing as a milestone, not an ending. Everyone leaves with a personal plan for what comes next, which may involve therapy, support groups, medication management, and follow-up sessions. Follow-up may take place in person or online, and the aftercare picture includes alumni events and return visits.

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