Tri-County Human Service Inc. - Florida Center For Addictions & Co-Occurring Disorders
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100 West College Drive, Bldg. A
Avon Park FL, 33825
Contact Phone: (863) 452-3858
Website: http://tchsonline.org/
Details: The Florida Center is a 55-bed residential facility for adults with co-occurring substance abuse and psychiatric disorders. Utilizing a skilled professional staff, the Florida Center provides up to 63 days of “state of the art†clinical intervention. To be successful, treatment of the substance abuse and mental disorders must occur simultaneously. Treatment includes the following services: substance abuse/mental health assessment, psychiatric evaluation, medication therapy, individual counseling, group counseling, HIV screening, and recreational therapy. This program serves all 67 counties of the State of Florida. Residential Level II- 5-bed Program: The 5-Bed Male Substance Abuse Program is for those individuals presenting with a primary substance abuse related disorder. This program provides comprehensive assessment and treatment services. Upon admission, individuals will be acclimated to Florida Center’s therapeutic community while beginning the assessment phase of their program. Individual, group counseling and case management services are provided. Because aftercare planning is so vital to recovery and integral to treatment success, Florida Center makes aftercare recommendations for all these individuals to transitional living facilities such as half way houses to facilitate continued sobriety and drug free living. The 5-Bed Male Substance Abuse Program participants follow the same modalities as all persons served at Florida Center. Residential Level III Florida Center: Residential Level III is a short term transitional program to help the individual move back into the community and/or other treatment program. It is also available for those who have completed detoxification yet lack stable housing as they await formal admission to the Florida Center for Addictions and Dual Disorders. Rather than have someone wait in an environment that would not deter a lapse in sobriety, the potential person served will be given an opportunity to participate in a level III process until their formal admission is completed. The level III program is also used as a step down to begin transition back to the community as appropriate