Calusa Recovery Fort Myers

Calusa Recovery in Fort Myers serves men who are dealing with drug or alcohol problems alongside mental health conditions such as post-traumatic stress disorder or other trauma. The program is designed for those who need structured outpatient care but can live in sober housing or at home. Since opening in 2017, the center has focused on helping men stabilize and build practical skills for daily life.

Medical care and Twelve Step guidance form the core here, alongside therapies such as individual counseling, family work, group sessions, mindfulness, Reiki, and yoga. Each person's treatment plan is shaped around their own needs, and the staff treats substance use and mental health concerns together. If you are seeking drug rehab in Florida that addresses both addiction and trauma, this program may be a good fit. Hands-on activities like sailing, trips to the beach, and fishing help build connections and break old habits.

Calusa Recovery Fort Myers programs

Calusa Recovery Fort Myers offers outpatient care and treats mental health needs alongside substance use for men; a typical stay lasts 30 days, while outpatient programming generally spans about 8 to 16 weeks. The center blends medical and Twelve Step approaches, with individual counseling, family therapy, group sessions, mindfulness work, Reiki, Twelve Step facilitation, and yoga. For men in Fort Myers looking for drug rehab in Florida that combines medical care with Twelve Step support, this program provides a structured path. Care happens within a structured setting that helps people steady themselves early in recovery and keep building stability as they go.

People who need a step down or extra support can turn to the center's sober housing program, which pairs peer-to-peer mentorship with practical recovery tools. Residents stay in sober living for roughly six months on average. Calling the helpline lets you ask about current openings and whether your insurance plan covers this level of care. The people who answer can help you sort through those questions.

• Yoga
• Twelve Step
• Reiki
• Mindfulness Therapy
• Group Therapy
• Twelve Step Facilitation
• Family Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Medical

Calusa Recovery Fort Myers who it suits

• Men whose substance use disorders include heroin alcohol cocaine benzodiazepines, methamphetamine, opioids, or prescription medications.
• People facing mental health conditions along with substance use, such as post-traumatic stress disorder or trauma.
• Those who need outpatient care but may benefit from sober housing and peer support.
• Individuals looking for a program that combines medical oversight with Twelve Step principles.
• Men who are ready to engage in therapy and experiential activities to support lasting change.

Calusa Recovery Fort Myers setting

Calusa Recovery Fort Myers holds 16 to 30 beds in Fort Myers, Florida. Rooms have air conditioning and desks, and clients stay in private or shared rooms with shared bathrooms. Most people stay about 30 days, while outpatient care frequently runs 8–16 weeks and sober living averages roughly six months. If you need a program offering yoga, AA/NA meetings, and other activities in English, this setting may suit you. All services are in English.

Calusa Recovery Fort Myers cost

Calusa Recovery Fort Myers works with many public and private insurance plans and holds Joint Commission accreditation. Coverage differs from one plan to the next, so confirming your benefits with the center before admission is worth doing. Call our helpline and you can get help making sense of your insurance options without paying anything. The helpline can get that conversation started, and it costs you nothing.

Calusa Recovery Fort Myers questions

• What levels of care are available, and how is the appropriate level determined?
• How does the program address mental health needs alongside substance use like PTSD?
• In outpatient how long do people typically remain care and in sober living?
• Which insurance plans are accepted, and what will my out-of-pocket costs be?
• What is the daily schedule like, and what therapies are included?