Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Centers in Pensacola Beach, Florida
If illicit or prescription drug abuse is impacting your work and home life, Pensacola Beach has a large number of top-rated drug abuse programs to help you, a friend or a family member. Whether addicted to Dextrostat, opioids, pain pills or alcohol, we can help you connect with rehabilitation to get excellent help available. You can even find executive or executive treatment in Pensacola Beach to make rehabilitation as easy as possible.
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AION Recovery
Thank you AION for being there for my family member! Your facility is top notch with an incredibly caring and knowledgeable staff. Jason helped to get our loved one into care, and was very responsive and easy to reach theough this process!
Transformations Treatment Center
I am writing this review from my perspective as a mother who sent her child Transformations. I know a lot of parents are out here searching desperately for a good treatment center and rely heavily on these reviews. I sent my 24 year old daughter here back in May 2016, she is still there today, almost five months later. My first phone call to Transformations was answered by a young man. He was calm, willing to listen to all of my concerns and was honest in all of his answers. He was never judgmental of anything I shared with him, nor did he paint a rosy picture or give false hope. We both knew it depended on her. I was at my wit\'s end when I finally called him to give him my daughter\'s flight number. In total frustration I told him that I was making her pack the maximum number of bags that the airline would allow, I couldn\'t stand living with her anymore and she was not going to be allowed to return home. I told him \"you can have her!\" Without hesitation and in an very matter of fact manner he said, \"that\'s the best thing I\'ve heard all day, ma\'am.\" He saw right through our situation and knew that I needed to let her go and allow her to figure this out for herself. My daughter chose to be on the Christian track while in in-patient, she thrived in that program. Her one-on-one counselor was this one woman and she loved her! She kept in touch when needed but did not over-indulge my \"need to know\" about everything little thing she was doing. Looking back I can see that she was helping my daughter to set boundaries with me (I admit to being co-dependent and am still a work in progress. God bless all the counselors for dealing with us mothers!). It was frustrating at first but we are both reaping the rewards of it now. My daughter thought that the living arrangements were nice at in-patient, she shared a small apartment with other female clients and was responsible for maintaining the home, grocery shopping and meal planning. This was excellent practice for when she left in-patient treatment. The weekdays were spent at the treatment center (a separate building at a totally different address). The clients are taken to the center for morning meetings, taken back to their apartment where she\'d prepare herself lunch and then taken back to the center for afternoon sessions. Every weekend was spent doing planned activities, which she seemed to enjoy. Her only real complaint during the in-patient phase was that there were a lot of clients and it could sometimes feel chaotic and noisy. She tends to like quiet and spending time alone so this may not be a problem for all. She hung in there though, knowing that it was short term. When her time in in-patient was ending they took her on tours of different sober living homes she could live in to continue her treatment at Transformations (see their websites for the different phases of treatment, so far it\'s spot-on with our experience). She chose a home that is run by a man, this man is an angel walking among us. He is patient, kind, has high expectations of the girls in the house and is not afraid of handing out consequences when needed. My daughter is growing and learning everyday under the care of the Transformations out-patient program, their counseling team, and the manager. She is taking minimal medication and has learned how to calm herself and go to sleep naturally. This may not seem like a big deal but trust me when I say that this is a HUGE deal. The doctor there really cares about her well-being and is not at all interested in over-medicating her, in fact, she\'s down to taking minimal prescription medications. I feel sad to see the negative reviews and am so sorry that their experience isn\'t at all what ours has been. Transformations has been a huge blessing to my daughter, not without its hiccups, but I guess that\'s with anyplace you go. After almost ten years in addiction my daughter is finally beginning to realize that a sober life can actually be fun. I would highly recommend this treatment center to anybody.