Florida Addiction Treatment Centers

Addiction is a sweeping and consistent trend across the state of Florida. In the Tampa area alone, a total of 351 overdose deaths were reported in 2024, and opioids continue to be the most dangerous substance in the state as a whole.

Those living with addiction on the Suncoast can feel like they’re trapped in a cycle, unable to get free of the substances that have put their life on hold. With the weight of the world holding them down, the first step may feel daunting. Clean Recovery Centers knows that everyone’s first step is different, and we want to meet you where you are. With a completely personalized program, we provide those suffering with an opportunity to get, live, and stay clean.

Why Choose Clean Recovery Centers?

Clean Recovery Centers uses a unique three-phase approach to treatment that is tailored to fit each client’s needs.

Alumni Program

Part of our mission is to create extended support for our clients well beyond completing treatment. Our care and support don’t end when a graduate has continued their journey beyond our doors, so we offer various opportunities through our alumni program.

Our alumni program includes:

• Funded group outings
• Support groups
• Connection through peer support services

Here at Clean Recovery Centers, we don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all treatment plan. We will provide every client with an individual treatment plan tailored to their specific needs.

Included in these treatment plans are:

• Individual, group, and family therapy.
• Trauma resolution therapy and Rapid Resolution Therapy (RRT)
• Creative and Recreational Therapy

Long-term effects of cocaine use can cause a breakdown of cartilage between your nostrils, kidney failure, psychosis, and heart disease. Those who take cocaine in large doses may experience erratic and violent behavior.

During the first four weeks of cocaine addiction treatment, clients will be monitored in a residential program with 24-hour support. The next several weeks will focus on both mental health and the client’s core beliefs to help them towards a balanced, clean lifestyle.

Fentanyl has become the most popular opioid available in recent years due to its potency and accessibility. Those who are managing an addiction to fentanyl may not even realize they are taking it, as it is common for drug dealers to mix it with other potent opioids to produce a better “high.” However, even a small dosage of fentanyl can be dangerous and even fatal, and can cause harrowing mental and physical side effects.

Using a unique three-phase program, our licensed therapists and highly trained clinicians provide medical and emotional support during fentanyl addiction treatment. The first phase is detoxification, a 24-hour period of monitoring the client through the uncomfortable process of withdrawal. After detox, the client will receive individualized treatment that will help them process how their addiction started and prepare them for independent recovery.

Meth addiction can cause changes to all aspects of life. Decreased motor and verbal functions, erratic behavior, violent outbursts, and paranoia are all results of meth affecting both memory and emotional regulation. On top of emotional and mental changes, physical changes caused by meth can take effect quickly after first use.

Treatment for meth addiction follows a progressive three-phase approach that allows clients to get the care they need while they heal and recover. These treatments include: a main focus on family, group, and individual therapy; a 24-hour, 7-day-a-week live-in environment; and a mental health path that accommodates the needs of those who have been diagnosed with a mental health condition during their stay.

Although codeine use may begin through treatment of mild to moderate pain, continued use of codeine over an extended period of time may cause addiction, overdose, and possible long-term health conditions.

Treatment for codeine addiction includes a detox, personalized therapy, and an outpatient program that supports continued treatment while allowing the client the freedom to test coping strategies in their everyday life.

Misuse of Vicodin can happen subtly, as consistent use may lead to increased tolerance and higher doses. As the addiction advances, clients begin to feel a loss of joy with things that used to make them happy. This, in turn, leads to increased Vicodin use to feel happy again.

Vicodin addiction treatment starts with clients being met where they are. Clients will receive support and assistance through a unique three-step phase in their recovery journey. This includes detox, intensive therapy, and long-term strategies.