Treatment Centers in 33762
Advanced Care Physicians Group, P. A.
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Clearwater, FL 33762
At Advanced Care Physicians Group, P.A. we are a physician owned and operated Substance Use Disorder SUD treatment facility. We utilize a multidisciplinary and multi-specialty practice approach that provides State-of-the-Art-Care. Our goal is to set the standard for quality of care for patients suffering from addictive diseases. Our program is designed to provide patients with not only traditional modalities such as individual, group, and family therapy, but also an opportunity for patients to express thoughts through holistic modalities. These modalities can include music therapy, diet, exercise, sleep hygiene, and culture awareness are just a few. We believe success in addiction treatment requires lifelong behavioral modification, and should not be viewed as a short-term goal or a quick fix. Our holistic approach focuses on ways to help the patient develop a stronger sense of self-identity, self-esteem and self-confidence required to maintain addiction free. Our program begins with psycho-social assessment, medical history and physical exam, in which we gather information to map out your personalized treatment plan.
At Advanced Care Physicians Group, P.A. we are a physician owned and operated Substance Use Disorder SUD treatment facility. We utilize a multidisciplinary and multi-specialty practice approach that provides State-of-the-Art-Care. Our goal is to set the standard for quality of care for patients suffering from addictive diseases. Our program is designed to provide patients with not only traditional modalities such as individual, group, and family therapy, but also an opportunity for patients to express thoughts through holistic modalities. These modalities can include music therapy, diet, exercise, sleep hygiene, and culture awareness are just a few. We believe success in addiction treatment requires lifelong behavioral modification, and should not be viewed as a short-term goal or a quick fix. Our holistic approach focuses on ways to help the patient develop a stronger sense of self-identity, self-esteem and self-confidence required to maintain addiction free. Our program begins with psycho-social assessment, medical history and physical exam, in which we gather information to map out your personalized treatment plan.
We offer Mental Health Treatment. We specialize in: anxiety, depression, bi-polar and anger issues. We offer a safe and nurturing environment. We are close to beaches and parks for many outdoor activities. Our philosophy stems from the fact we know addiction is a disease that affects both brain and behavior. The definition of addiction has changed through research and scientific advances. Today addiction is defined by the National Institute on Drug Abuse as a chronic, relapsing brain disease that is characterized by compulsive drug seeking and use, despite harmful consequences. It is considered a brain disease because drugs change the brain: they change the structure and how the brain works. These changes in the brain can be long lasting and lead to destructive behaviors seen in people who abuse drugs. Over the years many variations of treatment techniques and optimum lengths of stay have been implemented in attempts to change the often times antisocial behaviors associated with abusive drinking and or drugging. Few have worked. There is hope! CALL US we can HELP! 727-220-2422
We offer Mental Health Treatment. We specialize in: anxiety, depression, bi-polar and anger issues. We offer a safe and nurturing environment. We are close to beaches and parks for many outdoor activities. Our philosophy stems from the fact we know addiction is a disease that affects both brain and behavior. The definition of addiction has changed through research and scientific advances. Today addiction is defined by the National Institute on Drug Abuse as a chronic, relapsing brain disease that is characterized by compulsive drug seeking and use, despite harmful consequences. It is considered a brain disease because drugs change the brain: they change the structure and how the brain works. These changes in the brain can be long lasting and lead to destructive behaviors seen in people who abuse drugs. Over the years many variations of treatment techniques and optimum lengths of stay have been implemented in attempts to change the often times antisocial behaviors associated with abusive drinking and or drugging. Few have worked. There is hope! CALL US we can HELP! 727-220-2422
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