If you’re considering drug treatment and you want to know more about detox in Florida, you have a lot of options. However you might not know where to begin in selecting a treatment center that’s right for you. Keep reading to learn more about medical detox centers in Florida, including Boca Recovery’s state of the art care and luxury amenities.
Detox facilities in Florida are not one size fits all. Depending on what addictions you have and what drugs you’re physically dependent on you may be looking at a different detox structure. Some centers for drug rehabilitation in Florida specialize in one specific type of drug addiction, like opioid addiction while others may be more general.
Regardless of your needs, our detox Pompano Beach program offers a safe, medically monitored environment where you can begin your recovery with confidence and support.
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Are you searching online for terms like “drug detox near me”? The amount of information online can be confusing and conflicting, so we’re here to simplify things. Let’s take a look at the types of programs offering detox in Pompano Beach:
You’ll find a safe haven at Boca Pompano, where your recovery is the priority. We are among the best rehabs near Fort Lauderdale. Our expert, compassionate staff will monitor your withdrawal and treat your symptoms.
Medically managed withdrawal usually takes place in a hospital. It can take place in a specialized unit, but hospitals that don’t have a specialized unit will sometimes detox in a general medical unit. This type of medical detox in Florida is almost always reserved for the sickest people who have other medical conditions that are exacerbated by withdrawal. Detox in a medical hospital is usually for people who are withdrawing from alcohol but on rare occasions, opioid withdrawal too.
This type of detox program is not attached to a residential rehab. People who are well enough that they are not confined to bed while they detox but who are still at risk for medical problems with their withdrawal are suited for detox in such a facility. There is some variety as to what to expect.
Some may have recovery programming for participants but at this level, you may still be too ill at first to go to programming but may feel up to it as you progress through detox. However, not all standalone detox programs run therapeutic groups.
Drug detox will help end your drug or alcohol dependence but it’s not a sufficient foundation for recovery on its own. The advantage of detoxing at a standalone Pompano Beach, Florida rehab is that you can proceed to the level of care that is most appropriate for you. The most significant barrier to effective treatment is that during the care transition there’s some risk that you won’t move to the next step, which may put your recovery in jeopardy.
It is possible to detox as an outpatient. For instance, people who are likely to have mild alcohol withdrawal may be able to go through detox and further treatment in a setting where they can still go home at night.
People with opioid use disorder in Florida can often be treated as outpatients if they’re going on buprenorphine or methadone. This option can help people ease into treatment before they’re ready to fully commit. The disadvantage is that since you go home every day, you’re still subject to the same cues that may be triggering substance use. This option is best when you have a supportive home environment.
Some addiction treatment facilities combine detox and residential rehab, such as our inpatient rehab Florida. There are many advantages to structuring treatment this way. One of the biggest advantages is it helps prevent people from becoming lost in treatment during the transition from detox to residential rehab.
It also allows you to start residential programming before you’re fully detoxed. Most people feel well enough to start doing some programming before they have finished withdrawal. Another advantage is that it keeps you in a substance free, recovery oriented environment for a length of time that allows you to develop new habits and make major lifestyle changes. The disadvantage is that it can be hard to take that much time away from responsibilities.
Dr. Alison Tarlow is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist in the states of Florida, New Jersey, Indiana, and Pennsylvania. She is also a Certified Addictions Professional, Internationally Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (ICADC), Certified Clinical Supervisor, Certified Recovery Residence Administrator, and Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Mediator.
Dr. Tarlow began her education in South Florida, completing her undergraduate and graduate degrees in Psychology. She began her career working at The Renfrew Center, an eating disorders and mental health facility in Coconut Creek, Florida, and has worked in private practice for over 20 years. For the past 10 years, Dr. Tarlow’s clinical work has focused on the treatment of substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. In 2014, she became Clinical Director of a treatment program in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She then transitioned to Boca Recovery Center in January 2018, in the role of Clinical Director, where she has been involved in the start-up of their Detoxification and Residential treatment facilities in South Florida, New Jersey, and most recently, Bloomington, Indiana.
In August 2020, Dr. Tarlow was honored to accept the position of Chief Clinical Officer for Boca Recovery Center. Dr. Tarlow enjoys every aspect of her clinical role, which includes oversight and supervision of the clinical teams at each of our three locations, maintaining the highest standards for client treatment and care, and using social media platforms to provide education and insight into the many issues that present with substance use disorders.
Stephanie has always been passionate about helping those who struggle with mental health and substance abuse issues. She has been working in this field for 15 years, 5 of those as Operations Director. With her vast array of knowledge in this field from Admissions, Case management, Behavioral health tech roles, Operations of all levels of care, and JCAHO and DCF inspections. She loves being a part of a team committed to going above and beyond to assist patients and their families through difficult times. The first day an individual walks through detox doors Stephanie and her team are there to guide you every step of the way to create lasting change for life.
Laura Bonczek, LCSW, is the Clinical Director of our Pompano Beach, Florida, location. She was born and raised in Connecticut and moved to Florida in 2012. Laura has been working in treatment for the past 9 years. She has held numerous clinical positions, including Primary Therapist, Assistant Clinical Director, Program Director, and Clinical Director. Laura initially joined Boca Recovery Center in August 2022, as a Primary Therapist, and then after a brief career move, Laura returned to Boca Recovery Center in the role of Clinical Director in August 2023. Laura comes to us with a great deal of personal and professional experience in substance use disorder recovery. When she is not working, Laura enjoys family time, playing golf, and helping others achieve sobriety. Laura is a highly talented clinician and leader of our clinical team in South Florida.
Nicole Kamel is the Alumni Coordinator for Boca Recovery Center in Florida. Nicole grew up in New York and moved to South Florida 3 years ago. She has been working in substance use disorder treatment for the past 4 years. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Human Services, and has begun working towards a Master's Degree in Social Work. Nicole has held several positions while working in treatment, including Behavioral Health Technician, Lead Tech, Clinical Liaison/Aftercare Coordinator, and recently she was promoted to the role of Alumni Coordinator. Nicole is passionate about recovery and helping others, and continues to provide service in Narcotics Anonymous. Nicole enjoys a healthy balance of work and leisure activities, and when she is not working she can be found working out, kickboxing, skydiving, or spending time with family and friends.
Stephanie is originally from Boca Raton, FL where she graduated from Broward College and City College to pursue her passion as a registered nurse. Stephanie has been a director of nursing for the last 6 years in the mental health and substance abuse field. Prior to that she was a registered nurse at Baptist Health Bethesda Hospital where she began building her nursing foundation.
Stephanie has opened and maintained several dual diagnosis facilities in the South Florida area and understands the unique dynamic between the medical and administrative duties as the Chief Nursing Officer. Some of these duties she excels in are creating and implementing systems and procedures to comply with the most up-to-date federal and state compliance. Stephanie has demonstrated expertise in overall operations with the medical and nursing components of treatment in both our Florida and New Jersey locations. Stephanie's approach in providing nursing care continues to be that no matter what the client is here for, WE are here to help. Her goal as Chief Nursing Officer with Boca Recovery Center is to provide a collaborative comprehensive approach to client-centered care for the best client outcomes.
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You’ll be able to move seamlessly from detox through to residential rehab, and you don’t have to wait until you are completely finished with detox to start working the program. We uncomplicate the admission process by verifying insurance benefits for you. You can use our easy insurance verification tool right now to verify your benefits.
Take advantage of our luxury amenities that support your physical, emotional and spiritual recovery. Chef prepared meals provide you with balanced nutrition that supports your physical healing. You’ll find multiple venues where you can engage in fitness and recreation including a game room, a fitness center and a basketball court. Come join us in recovery at the best drug rehab in South Florida. Financial assistance is available.