Treatment Programs
Evidence-based addiction treatment in Tamarac, FL.
Addiction rewires brain chemistry to prioritize use above all else. Our clinical team provides the rigorous, evidence-based intervention necessary to halt the cycle and rebuild a foundation for lasting recovery.
What We Treat
What Our Addiction Treatment Program Includes
Targeted Detox & Management
We treat alcohol, opioid, cocaine, methamphetamine, and benzodiazepine dependencies. Each substance creates different withdrawal symptoms and requires different treatment approaches. Our medical team has extensive experience managing the physical aspects of detoxification safely and as comfortably as possible.
The Dual Diagnosis Approach
Addiction rarely occurs in isolation. Depression, anxiety, and PTSD commonly co-occur and worsen each other. We thoroughly evaluate your mental health status alongside your substance use history to develop an integrated treatment plan that addresses both.
Philosophy & Modalities
Our Treatment Philosophy & Therapies
Recovery is possible for everyone. Addiction may change brain chemistry and behavior, but these changes can be reversed through proper treatment, time, and commitment. We believe that understanding why someone became addicted is as important as helping them stop using.
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CBT & DBT Modalities
Cognitive-behavioral therapy to change thought patterns, and dialectical behavior therapy for emotional regulation.
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Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
FDA-approved medications to reduce cravings and ease withdrawal symptoms, heavily supported by clinical outcomes.
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Trauma & Family Support
Addressing underlying drivers and repairing damaged family dynamics through intensive group and family therapy. Learn about our trauma program.
Tailored Care
Personalized Treatment Plans
No two people’s addictions are identical, so no two treatment plans should be identical. During your initial assessment, we spend considerable time understanding your substance use history, your medical background, and your mental health status. We explore your family situation, work history, and personal goals for recovery.
Based on this thorough assessment, our clinical team develops a treatment plan tailored specifically to you. This plan identifies your core issues, including any underlying trauma, depression, or family dynamics, and builds on your strengths. It evolves as you progress through treatment, ensuring you always receive the right level of care.
Continuum of Care
Addiction is not a one-size-fits-all condition, and recovery requires different intensities of care at different times. Destination Hope provides a full continuum of care designed to meet you where you are, from medically supervised detoxification to residential treatment, partial hospitalization, and intensive outpatient programs. Explore our levels of care.
The Destination Hope Standard
Why Choose Destination Hope for Addiction Treatment
Destination Hope has been treating addiction and mental health since 2006, long before dual diagnosis was widely understood or accepted. We emphasize clinical expertise and staff development, with certified therapists and ongoing training in trauma and emerging treatment modalities. Our location in South Florida allows us to provide wellness programming that incorporates outdoor activity, nature, and physical health alongside therapy.
In Crisis? Get Help Now
If you are experiencing a substance abuse crisis or having thoughts of suicide, please reach out immediately. You can call the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988, available 24/7. For life-threatening emergencies, please call 911.
Learn More & Resources
How Common Is Addiction?
Americans aged 12 and older needed substance use treatment in 2023, highlighting the widespread nature of this chronic condition.
Source: SAMHSA, 2023 NSDUHReceived any professional substance use treatment in the past year, even as most who needed care went without.
Source: SAMHSA, 2023 NSDUHThe relapse rate for drug addiction, which is comparable to other chronic diseases like asthma and hypertension, emphasizing the need for ongoing care.
Source: NIDA