We understand that entering drug addiction rehab is a big step. Even if you have been resistant to treatment in the past, Gulf Breeze Recovery may be right for you. Our THRIVE program promotes total health recovery in a way that makes drugs no longer a threat, or even a preference, for life to hold interest again.

Our individualized, cutting-edge, program is dedicated to you or your loved one restoring their natural health and emotional wellness. On a deeper level, however, we are combining a range of evidence-based holistic treatment modalities to restore and develop dependence on your innate wisdom, not as an addict, but as a whole person capable of lasting change.

• A medically supervised detox wing with private rooms, and a loving staff of great care-giving professionals
• Residential treatment in a luxury waterfront location, including chef prepared meals and private waterfront pool and beach
• Neurofeedback, exercise and spa treatments for a deeper detox, promoting better sleep, appetite, mental clarity, and physical well being
• More one-on-one therapy hours than required by insurance companies or state regulators with some of the best therapists in the world
• Group therapy, art therapy, meditation, qi-gong, yoga, and personal homeopathic therapies
• Insight encouraging groups and intensives for personal transformation and breakthroughs
• Our program reveals your personal power and innate health

During your stay at Gulf Breeze Recovery, you’ll have a customized treatment plan tailored to your specific needs. This will include comprehensive services for any co-occurring disorders that might be complicating or supporting your drug addiction.

While here, you focus on recovering, and reaching these goals:

• A safe, natural and comfortable detox,
• Learning the truth about innate wisdom to prevent future relapses,
• Addressing co-occurring conditions and reducing their influence,
• Transfomational insights,
• Learning to live life, happy and drug free,
• Regaining personal power and becoming captain of your own ship

Those facing the struggles of prescription drug abuse and drug addiction may have a hard time imagining recovery and what it will feel like. We want you to know that “normalcy” a new beginning is possible. It doesn’t matter how long you or a loved one has been struggling with prescription drugs or how many times they’ve tried quitting before -- prescription drug addiction can be overcome, and you can live a “normal,” clean and sober life, happily. It’s never too late to get help for recovery treatment.

Drug abuse and prescription drug addiction can feel like a dizzying and frustrating merry go round. It can cause severe physical, emotional, and mental distress in you or your loved one’s life. Making the decision to begin recovery means you’re choosing to reclaim your life and taking the first important step towards stopping the revolving door of chronic drug relapse. You are not alone.

Those facing the struggles of prescription drug abuse and drug addiction may have a hard time imagining recovery and what it will feel like. We want you to know that “normalcy” a new beginning is possible. It doesn’t matter how long you or a loved one has been struggling with prescription drugs or how many times they’ve tried quitting before -- prescription drug addiction can be overcome, and you can live a “normal,” clean and sober life, happily. It’s never too late to get help for recovery treatment.

Drug abuse and prescription drug addiction can feel like a dizzying and frustrating merry go round. It can cause severe physical, emotional, and mental distress in you or your loved one’s life. Making the decision to begin recovery means you’re choosing to reclaim your life and taking the first important step towards stopping the revolving door of chronic drug relapse. You are not alone.

Changes in behavior:

It can be hard to recognize the signs of drug use in the people we care about. It can be difficult especially to see the difference between normal teenage behavior and signs of drug use. Some possible signs that might indicate your loved one is using drugs include:

• Changes in behavior: Have you noticed extreme changes in behavior or in relationships with family and friends? Does your loved one take extreme steps to keep you from entering a room, to hide things or to keep where they’re going with friends secret?
• Physical Health changes or issues: Have you noticed that your loved one’s appearance has changed? Have they stopped grooming or caring about how they look? Has there been a change in their energy and motivation, weight loss or gain or are their eyes red?
• Problems at school, work or with friends: Have you noticed that your loved one is frequently missing school or work? Are they less interested in school or work? Have you noticed a drop in their grades or work performance?
• Money concerns: Has your loved one been requesting money without reasonable explanations? Have you discovered that money is missing or has been stolen? Have you discovered that items are missing from your home (that could have been sold to support drug use)?

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