Real Recovery Sober Living St. Pete

5401 1st Ave S, St.
Saint Petersburg, FL 33707

Saint Petersburg, Florida

727-866-4858

About Real Recovery Sober Living St. Pete

Real Recovery Sober Living St. Petersburg is a sober living apartment block for men in Saint Petersburg, Florida. Your home is set up with all the things you’ll need. Staying here lets you work on your recovery.

You’ll be close to 12 Step meetings and job opportunities. There are shops close by. There’s public transport to get wherever you want to go. Recovery experts live in the building for when you need help. They can guide you and support you. You can talk to them any time of the day or night.

One thing that stood out to me is that they have barbeque facilities. Eating together in a sober social setting is good for recovery. It connects the men and gives them healthy friendships.

Men who’ve stayed here say they liked the camaraderie. Others talk about it as a safe environment with a healthy amount of structure. They say it helped them stick to their recovery plan. Some of them mentioned that the location is great as it’s five minutes from the beach.

Amenities

WiFi

Some rehab programs offer free Wi-Fi to guests who have full access to their smartphone devices or laptop computers during treatment. While access to these devices may be allowed, the time spent using them is often regulated or restricted so clients can focus on treatment.

Swimming Pool

Swimming increases blood flow to the body and brain, boosts white blood cells, and improves muscle strength, lung capacity, and overall stamina. Drug rehabs with a swimming pool offer physical and mental benefits to complement the recovery process.

Addiction Treatment Programs

Alcoholism

Each alcohol rehab in Florida offers unique amenities and approaches, but most follow the same general guidelines. Treatment includes detox, rehabilitation, and maintenance. This is a proven approach to provide the greatest results for long-term recovery.

Men's Rehab

Gender-specific addiction treatment gives men who are struggling with substance use disorders a connection point to other men with similar struggles. This common ground can make a huge impact on men’s rehab in Florida.

Drug Rehab

Florida residents who are struggling with substance abuse don’t have to face their challenges alone. Drug rehab in Florida provides quality treatment to help individuals overcome addiction and make a full recovery.

Levels of Care

Outpatient Rehab

Outpatient rehab in Florida focuses on relapse prevention and long-term recovery. It typically includes several counseling sessions per week as well as membership in a support group such as NA or AA. This treatment can last several weeks or several months, based on your ongoing needs.

Sober Living

Sober living in Florida provides supervised living arrangements that give you structured support during early months of recovery. In this environment, you’ll live with others in recovery, offering mutual support. You’ll adhere to house rules that typically include random drug tests, attendance at 12-step meetings, a curfew, and household chores.

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)

Drug rehabs in Florida offering partial hospitalization programs (PHPs) allow you to live at home while still receiving care at a treatment facility. As a type of outpatient treatment, PHPs typically require an average of five to seven visits a week, ranging from four to eight hours in length.

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

Accreditations

Joint Commission

NAATP

Insurance

Private Insurance

Private insurance coverage helps with the cost of alcohol and drug rehab in Florida; however the extent of coverage may depend on your rehab insurance policy and if the treatment center is in their network. It's possible you may need to pay co-payments or co-insurance fees. Check with your insurer for more information.

Self-Pay Options

Choosing self-pay options for alcohol and drug rehab in Florida means you are personally responsible for paying some or all of the costs of treatment. Examples include paying in cash, using a credit card, or taking out a personal or medical loan.