About The Advocate Program – Miami
The Advocate Program is located in Miami, Florida and it provides behavioral health, substance abuse, and recovery services for adults. This includes court ordered substance use treatment and aftercare along with classes for domestic violence and anger management as well as parenting skills.
They offer counseling services and behavioral health treatment from a staff of qualified mental health professionals who have advanced training in mental health, family and marriage therapy and social work. Staff at the program also have extensive experience in substance abuse treatment and individual and group psychotherapy. They have flexibility in scheduling to fit your needs.
Their Adult Behavioral Health Services program is licensed by the Department of Children and Families and the Florida Department of Corrections to treat substance abuse and aftercare. They also provide services for the United States Probation and Pretrial Services System.
The Advocate Program has clinical services such as substance abuse evaluations and mental health evaluations. They have regular outpatient counseling services and intensive outpatient services along with outpatient substance abuse treatment. These programs include individual and group counseling along with aftercare and recovery services. The Program also has case management for those who need it.
They offer these services on a sliding scale and have some funds available to cover costs for uninsured or underinsured patients who live in Miami-Dade County.
The Advocate Program also has some other programs like a Domestic Violence and Supervisions Unit and a Bridging Families and Communities (BFC) program that’s centered around supporting children in families with high conflict or domestic violence issues. There’s a program set up to help with Veteran housing here too.
One former patient here said the staff is responsible and helpful. Another said if you go there for help you’re in good hands.
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