Clean Recovery Centers Sarasota provides multiple levels of care for addiction and mental health conditions. Their care levels include detox, residential addiction treatment, day/night treatment (DNT), intensive outpatient programs (IOP), and outpatient programs (OP). They use a 3-Phase care program to provide comprehensive, client-focused, and evidence-based recovery opportunities. Recovery from Dual Diagnoses Clean Recovery Centers Sarasota is dually licensed to treat addiction and primary mental health conditions. They also treat co-occurring addiction and mental health conditions using a blend of evidence-based and holistic therapies. Masters-level therapists and psychiatric ARNPs (advanced registered nurse practitioners) lead 1:1 and group therapies, using cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and trauma-informed therapy to help clients heal at their roots. 3 Phases of Recovery Clean Recovery Centers Sarasota’s 3 phases of care include Preparation, Action, and Maintenance phases. •In Preparation, clients undergo medically supervised detox at their New Port Richey location, if needed. They’ll also complete residential treatment with 24/7 supervision, daily therapy, and a community of like-minded peers. •In the Action phase, clients put what they learn into practice. This phase includes day/night treatment (with community housing), residential care for mental health concerns, and partial hospitalization for mental health. • Finally, in the Maintenance phase, clients maintain sobriety through IOP, OP, transitional living, and alumni support. Primary Mental Health Treatment In their Sarasota location, Clean Recovery Centers offers mental health treatment in residential, IOP, partial hospitalization, and outpatient levels. In each phase, their mental health treatment uses 5 main components: trauma care, identity reconstruction, cognitive self-management techniques, personal growth strategies, and movement therapy. They use rapid resolution therapy (RRT) for trauma and other evidence-based therapies, like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), for grief and thought distortions.
