Reset mental health program in Tequesta at Futures

The reset mental health program at Futures Recovery Healthcare in Tequesta serves adults who are managing trauma, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder and other mood conditions. The program addresses daily pressures such as job strain, family conflict and money worries that can intensify symptoms. Care includes psychiatric support, medication management when appropriate, individual and group therapy, and family involvement.

Staff start with an assessment that reviews family background and other influences on someone's mental health difficulties. After that, psychiatric medications may be added when needed, and therapy comes in both one-on-one and group settings. Family members take part in family therapy to encourage understanding and support through treatment and afterward.

The program occupies a quiet second-floor area inside the broader Futures facility, which has an on-site pool and sunny weather. Chefs make balanced meals that follow dietary needs, and physical wellness is supported by exercise groups and use of the pool. Rooms run from private to shared, each with a television and internet, plus common areas. Group activities encourage friendships, and aftercare continues the community through therapy, support meetings and medication management.

Reset mental health program at futures

The Reset program at Futures Tequesta is a residential rehab option, with 16 to 30 beds and a typical length of about 90 days. Therapies include individual counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, family therapy and equine therapy; other options include art therapy, EMDR, hypnotherapy, life skills and meditation. The approach is evidence-based, holistic and personalized, with medical and individual treatment built in.

A typical week blends psychiatric care, medication management when needed, individual sessions and group work. Recreational activities and physical fitness are part of the schedule, and aftercare can include outpatient treatment, follow-up sessions online or in person, family follow-up counseling and alumni events. The program is accredited by the Joint Commission.

• Individual Treatment
• Life Skills
• Personalized Treatment
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Family Therapy
• Equine Therapy
• Meditation & Mindfulness
• Hypnotherapy
• Holistic

Who the program serves in Tequesta

• Adults managing trauma, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder and other mood disorders
• People in midlife and professionals facing burnout or workplace stress
• Young adults and women seeking residential mental health care
• Men who want a structured, evidence-based program near the Atlantic coast
• Veterans and others with co-occurring ADHD, personality disorders or PTSD

The Tequesta setting and amenities

The Tequesta location offers a secluded second-floor program space, an on-site pool, gardens, a fitness center and access to nature, with 16 to 30 beds in private or shared rooms. Each room has a television, internet and comfortable furnishings, and shared areas include a library and recreation room. Chefs prepare balanced meals to meet dietary needs, and activities such as games, movies, massage and swimming round out the week.

• Pool
• Access to Nature
• Basketball Court
• Recreation Room
• Gourmet Dining
• Fitness Center
• Internet
• Library

Paying for care at Reset

Futures lists cash pay rates for the Reset program, and the center does not publish Medicaid or insurance details here. Because this is a residential program with medical support, ask the center directly about insurance, self-pay rates and what a 90-day stay may involve. If you need help comparing options, a helpline can point you to Florida rehabs and treatment centers that fit your situation.

Questions to ask about the program

• What does the initial evaluation include, and how soon does treatment start?
• How are psychiatric medications managed during the 90-day stay?
• What is the difference between private and shared rooms, and how is that decided?
• How does family therapy work if loved ones live out of state?
• What aftercare options are available after discharge, including online follow-up?
• Does the program accept insurance, and what are the cash pay rates?