Treatment Centers in 33328
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Milestones in Recovery - Eating Disorder Program
Treatment Center
Verified Verified
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33328
Milestones provides residential as well as day treatment programs for individuals suffering with Compulsive Overeating, Bulimia, Anorexia, and related disorders. We are a therapeutic community whose mission is to offer a supportive environment from which to begin a new way of life... a life way we refer to as "recovery." Milestones follows a "blended" approach to treatment - addressing both the "addictive" and emotional aspects of an eating disorder. Residents attend a full schedule of group and individual activities during the day as well as participate in various support groups during evenings and weekends. Grocery shopping, meal preparation, and "real world" experiences are an integral part of the program. Unlike a traditional hospital environment, Milestones affords an opportunity to recover in a less restrictive setting while still receiving the support and structure necessary to overcome an eating disorder. Residential Treatment accepts both local and out of area residents, with most of the program's participants coming to us from throughout the United States Located in South Florida, Milestones is near two major airports in the South Florida area.
Milestones provides residential as well as day treatment programs for individuals suffering with Compulsive Overeating, Bulimia, Anorexia, and related disorders. We are a therapeutic community whose mission is to offer a supportive environment from which to begin a new way of life... a life way we refer to as "recovery." Milestones follows a "blended" approach to treatment - addressing both the "addictive" and emotional aspects of an eating disorder. Residents attend a full schedule of group and individual activities during the day as well as participate in various support groups during evenings and weekends. Grocery shopping, meal preparation, and "real world" experiences are an integral part of the program. Unlike a traditional hospital environment, Milestones affords an opportunity to recover in a less restrictive setting while still receiving the support and structure necessary to overcome an eating disorder. Residential Treatment accepts both local and out of area residents, with most of the program's participants coming to us from throughout the United States Located in South Florida, Milestones is near two major airports in the South Florida area.
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GreenLifeIOP helps adults 18 years and older struggling with Substance Use Disorders (SUD). GreenLife IOP is a substance use disorder (SUD) treatment center, that provides Intensive Outpatient (IOP) and Outpatient Programs (OP) via Group and Individual therapy, as well as Family therapy, both via Telehealth as well as in-person at our offices in Pembroke Pines, FL.
GreenLifeIOP helps adults 18 years and older struggling with Substance Use Disorders (SUD). GreenLife IOP is a substance use disorder (SUD) treatment center, that provides Intensive Outpatient (IOP) and Outpatient Programs (OP) via Group and Individual therapy, as well as Family therapy, both via Telehealth as well as in-person at our offices in Pembroke Pines, FL.
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Our Logo is very symbolic of our approach to all of the (OUTPATIENT THERAPEUTIC SERVICES ONLY) we offer at R.I.S.E. The acronym "RISE" itself means to move upward which is symbolic of how we help our clients to move on from the current problems they are struggling with. All of the services we provide share the same goal of helping our clients to "RISE" above what is currently weighing them down. We are known for our Trauma Program and specializing in meeting the needs of clients struggling with Trauma/Abuse, PTSD, Unresolved Grief, Domestic Violence and Dissociative Disorders. We also provide specialized services for individuals, couples, families, groups, and intensive therapeutic programs (where each individual has their own primary therapist). In addition to coping with the "identified problems", our staff believes in also providing quality care for learning or relearning how to live a healthy with a supportive community. We offer a variety of services for our clients to help with Enjoying life in the moment and moving beyond the past hurt and pain in addition to overcoming the past and current struggles.
Our Logo is very symbolic of our approach to all of the (OUTPATIENT THERAPEUTIC SERVICES ONLY) we offer at R.I.S.E. The acronym "RISE" itself means to move upward which is symbolic of how we help our clients to move on from the current problems they are struggling with. All of the services we provide share the same goal of helping our clients to "RISE" above what is currently weighing them down. We are known for our Trauma Program and specializing in meeting the needs of clients struggling with Trauma/Abuse, PTSD, Unresolved Grief, Domestic Violence and Dissociative Disorders. We also provide specialized services for individuals, couples, families, groups, and intensive therapeutic programs (where each individual has their own primary therapist). In addition to coping with the "identified problems", our staff believes in also providing quality care for learning or relearning how to live a healthy with a supportive community. We offer a variety of services for our clients to help with Enjoying life in the moment and moving beyond the past hurt and pain in addition to overcoming the past and current struggles.
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Learning to live a healthy and satisfying life often requires second chances. Dr. Andy helps individuals maximize their chances by addressing unresolved trauma, addiction, and any other emotional obstacles that stand in the way of a fulfilling life. Contact him now to get started again. You're worth it.
Learning to live a healthy and satisfying life often requires second chances. Dr. Andy helps individuals maximize their chances by addressing unresolved trauma, addiction, and any other emotional obstacles that stand in the way of a fulfilling life. Contact him now to get started again. You're worth it.
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