Programs
Recovery Resort of the Palm Beaches is a comprehensive substance abuse treatment program which includes the following levels of care:
DAY/ NIGHT TREATMENT WITH COMMUNITY HOUSING
This program is a 28-day stay with intense therapy daily from 9am to 4pm, with additional outside meetings nightly and weekly supervised activities (how to have fun sober). The patient resides in our discreet, luxury therapeutic residence with 24-hour supervision.
INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT TREATMENT WITH HOUSING
This program is from four to twelve weeks, depending on the individual needs of the patient. This is regularly a step down from our higher level of care. This program places a focus on independence, life skills, and relapse prevention. Patients attend 9 to 12 hours of intense therapy, attend nightly outside meetings, and weekly supervised (how to have fun sober) activities. Patients continue to reside in our therapeutic residence with on site support staff 24 hours per day.
INTENSIVE OUT PATIENT TREATMENT WITHOUT HOUSING
This program is from four to twelve weeks long, depending on the individual needs of the patient. Patients attend 9 to 12 hours of weekly intense therapy, attend outside meetings nightly and weekly supervised activities (how to have fun sober). Patients reside in their own residence or in local sober living homes. This program places a focus on independence, life skills, and relapse prevention.
DAY/NIGHT TREATMENT WITH COMMUNITY HOUSING STABILIZATION
This program is 14 day stabilization program. This program was created for the patient with sober time that has a brief relapse and needs assistance to get back on the right track. Intense therapy is provided from 9am to 4pm with a focus on why relapse occurred and relapse prevention, and additional outside meetings are held nightly. Additionally weekly acvitivies will be held (how to have fun sober). Patient resides in our therapeutic residence with 24 hour supervision. Intensive outpatient treatment often recommended at discharge of this short stabilization. Discharge planning will be completed and intensive outpatient can be arranged in patient's home city and state.
OUT PATIENT
This program consists of one hour of individual one to one therapy and 3 hours of group therapy weekly. Please contact us for more details.
All of the above programs include:
● Individual Therapy ● Family Therapy
● Group Therapy ● Accupuncture
● Life skills ● Trauma resolution Therapy
● Seeking Safety ● Hypno-therapy
● Case management ● Intensive discharge planning
● Follow up through our alumni program
Supervised activities during our HOW TO HAVE FUN SOBER ACTIVITIES include:
● Aviation Day ● Beaches
● Boating ● Nature parks
● Fishing ● Museums
● Snorkeling ● Other local attractions
EMOTIONAL FREEDOM TECHNIQUE
Body to face an external threat-think of a tiger coming after your ancient ancestor. All th body’s defense systems are turned on to support either fighting or fleeing from the danger. Your adrenaline pumps, your muscles tense, and your blood pressure, heart rate and blood sugar all rise to give you extra energy to meet the challenge.
The stressors in the ancient days were days were very real threats to survival. Today, however, the fight or flight response is rarely activated by a physical threat. Most of our fight or flight responses today are triggered internally, as in the case that someone experiences a physical response to a trigger. For example, if you have a fear of dogs and one comes near you, you have activated your fight or flight response.
For many of us, the internally generated stress response is triggered by a negative memory or thought that has its roots in past trauma or conditioned learning from childhood. The stress response in the body takes the same form, whether the trigger is a tiger (external) or a negative memory (internal). The adrenaline flows, the heart races, and so on.
You might be saying, “My body doesn’t go into fight or flight over all these little events,” but in fact it does! It’s not the adrenaline and cortisol rush you’d get if you were chased by a tiger; it’s a lower-grade response. But when you add up hundreds or thousands of these responses in a given week or month, the cumulative effect on the body and mind is massive. The ongoing fight or flight response leaves us worn down, sick, upset, overweight, stressed out and just generally unhappy with our life situations.
What tapping does, with amazing efficiency, is halt the fight or flight response and reprogram the brain and body to act and react differently.[CITATION Nic13 \l 1033 ]
WORKS CITED
Ortner, N. (2013). The Tapping Solution. Hay House Inc.
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