Best Alcohol & Drug Treatment Rehab & Resources in Seminole, Florida

In a residential treatment program (also called an inpatient treatment program), patients are medically supervised around the clock. This treatment program is a good fit for patients with severe addictions, patients who need to go through detox or patients who don’t currently have a stable or drug-free living situation.

In a PHP, the patient stays at home or in housing provided on campus, but he or she still participates in all of the individual and group therapy, substance misuse classes and healing activities that are offered to those in inpatient programs.

For those with milder addictions or those who have already completed an inpatient treatment program or partial hospitalization program, an outpatient treatment program may be a good fit. This program offers the most freedom so patients will need to have a supportive environment in which to live to prevent relapse.

Alcoholics Anonymous helps people with addiction to alcohol express their feelings to each other on a regular basis. Community members who are struggling with alcohol addiction lead the groups. Because doctors and trained medical professionals are not part of the equation in AA, people attending meeting should have a strong network of friends and family members. Attending AA meetings is usually recommended for patients leaving inpatient and intensive outpatient programs. Regardless of where you completed alcohol treatment, Seminole offers several AA meeting venues to help you stay sober.

Abe’s Place
5400 Seminole Blvd.
Seminole, FL 33772

Surfside
Maderia Beach
495 137th Ave. Cir.
Seminole, FL 33708

Just the Black Part – WCA
Oakhurst Methodist Church
13400 Park Blvd.
Seminole, FL 33776

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Narcotics Anonymous meetings are 12-step program meetings like AA but for drug users. Alcohol users are also welcome to these meetings, as many people in recovery need treatment for both forms of addiction. While NA is not quite as old as AA, it still is a respected recovery group that has been helping millions of people all over the world since 1953. If you recently received drug treatment, Seminole and surrounding cities offer NA meetings to help you continue living a drug-free life.

Seminole Community Church
10721 61st Avenue N.
Seminole, Florida 33772

Where:
4001 74th Street N.
Pinellas Park, FL 33781

Church of the Brethren
3651 71st Street N.
Saint Petersburg, FL 33710

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SMART stands for Self-Management for Addiction Recovery, but the “self” portion doesn’t mean members are by themselves. Rather, this 4-point system of sobriety focuses on empowering the individual. The program offers tools like group meetings. In-person meetings around the world help build a live network of support, but online meetings are also available. An online message board also offers a safe space for discussion and networking. This broad range of resources makes it easier than ever to stay connected to personal care while cultivating meaningful connections with people who can help.

Domiciliary Bay Pines Veterans Affairs
Bay Pines, FL 33744

St. Pete College
6605 5th Ave. N. St.
Saint Petersburg, FL 33710

These are the sister meetings to NA and AA—created for the friends, family and community members working to recover from a loved one’s addiction. In these meetings, parents and others can talk about how best to help their loved one while maintaining a healthy balance. Membership is free and never politically or religiously affiliated. Addiction is known to tear families apart and the people meeting in Al-Anon and Nar-Anon meetings are trying to piece their lives back together.

Al-Anon
Oakhurst United Methodist Church
13400 Park Blvd.
Seminole, FL 33776

Nar-Anon
Cornerstone Community Church
6745 38th Ave. N.
St. Petersburg, FL 33710Cornerstone Community Church
6745 38th Ave. N.
St. Petersburg, FL 33710