After graduating from our treatment center, you won’t be alone. Our aftercare resources are here to help you prevent relapse and use the life skills you’ve learned.
Before graduating from treatment at The Recovery Village at Baptist Health, our dedicated aftercare planning helps you connect with the essential people and resources you’ll need for long-term recovery. Your customized aftercare plan is designed for your unique needs, maximizing your chances of success after rehab.
Before you leave our care, our team ensures that you are ready to embrace life in recovery. A crucial component of this readiness is having an aftercare plan in place. You can feel prepared if you have:
Relapse is a common challenge in addiction recovery, but engaging in aftercare programs has proven effective in reducing relapse rates. Aftercare helps clients:
At our Palm Beach and Miami facilities, aftercare planning starts from the moment you enter treatment. Our dedicated team works closely with your case manager to develop a comprehensive aftercare plan that meets your needs in life after treatment.
After discharge, your case manager may periodically check on your progress to ensure your well-being and help you make any necessary adjustments to the aftercare plan. With Nobu (our mental wellness and teletherapy app), our patients can stay connected to the providers they met during treatment, since they are already familiar with your history and recovery journey.
Speak with a Recovery Advocate who can answer your questions and get you the help you need.
The Recovery Village Palm Beach at Baptist Health
4905 Lantana Rd, Lake Worth Beach, FL 33463
The Recovery Village Miami at Baptist Health
8750 SW 144th St Ste 207, Miami, FL 33176
The Recovery Village at Baptist Health offers comprehensive addiction treatment for drug and alcohol addictions and co-occurring mental health conditions. Read more
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