About Sunrise Detox Ft. Lauderdale – Fort Lauderdale
Sunrise Detox is a detox center for adults that offers medical detox from drugs and alcohol. They have therapeutic support during detox for any co-occurring mental health disorders. They’re located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
They accept a wide range of insurance, though they don’t take Medicaid. Medicare policies change often so reach out to them about their current policy if you have Medicare.
The detox they offer is medically guided to keep you safe while reducing uncomfortable symptoms. Detox differs depending on the type of substance and how much you use. While detoxing, you’ll have around the clock care and appropriate medications if necessary.
While undergoing detox, you’ll be in a fully furnished room with a private bathroom. You may share the room with one other person, but no more than that. If you need a private room, there’s an extra charge. There’s a chef on staff providing nutritious, well balanced meals and snacks. You’ll have access to an outdoor break area and a lounge with games and a television.
If you have a drug or alcohol use disorder, it’s not uncommon to have a co-occurring mental health issue. Drug and alcohol use is a way of coping with mental health challenges for a lot of people. Some co-occurring disorders are attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
During detox, you’ll have one-on-one therapy, group therapy, and peer mentoring. They’ll work to diagnose any mental health disorders and assist you in addressing them with the proper coping skills. They’ll help you work on an aftercare plan since detox is only the first step on your path to sobriety.
There’s also optional group therapy that meets twice a day. Group therapy offers a safe place to be vulnerable and gain insight into your substance use. Group therapy also helps reduce tension, emotional distress, and feelings of shame. There are 12 Step meetings in the evening if you wish to attend. Peer guidance groups are offered and that’s a good way to connect with others farther along the path to sobriety while meeting with behavioral health specialists.
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