By definition, a drug rehab center is where people go to stop using drugs. Clean Recovery Centers takes that definition to a whole new level. Our unique three-phase approach to addiction treatment provides you with lasting recovery and celebrates your successes. Our Nokomis location is the housing component to our Sarasota center, which focuses on phases two and three of our treatment process.
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About Clean Recovery Nokomis
Community Housing for use with our day/night treatment: within phase two of treatment, also known as action, our program for substance use disorder is considered outpatient. For those who still wish to reside with us, we offer community housing during this phase. Clean Recovery Centers has housing options at every phase of treatment to provide extra support to our clients.
Private Location
Transitional living: this is for those who have finished phase two and are on to phase three, called maintenance. Our intensive outpatient program allows you to live in our transitional living facilities while you continue your treatment and work toward independent recovery. Case managers are available to help you with work and future housing needs and provide additional support.
Clinical Excellence
The Nokomis location within Clean Recovery Centers is the housing component for our Sarasota location. Our clients receive mental health treatments such as therapy and medication management then return to the community housing at Nokomis. This housing is considered partial hospitalization (PHP). Transitional housing is also available for those who have transitioned to lower levels of care.
Center Overview
Treatment
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