Find the right level of support

Treatment programs built around what you need now

Care is not one-size-fits-all. Our admissions team helps match each person with the right clinical focus and level of structure, then adjusts that plan as recovery progresses.

Ambrosia Treatment Center campus

A continuum of care

Start with the support that fits your situation

An assessment helps determine where to begin. These programs can work as stages in a treatment plan or as the appropriate level of care for a person's current needs.

  • Medical detox

    Medical and clinical support through withdrawal, with a plan for the next stage of treatment.

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  • Partial hospitalization

    A highly structured day program with intensive therapy and psychiatric support outside a hospital setting.

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  • Intensive outpatient

    Regular clinical support with more flexibility for work, school, family, and everyday responsibilities.

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  • Aftercare

    Continued therapy, community, and practical resources that protect progress after treatment ends.

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Care for adolescents ages 13 to 17

Neuroscience Institute for Adolescents (NIA) is our adolescent mental health program. The Academy is our adolescent substance use disorder (SUD) program. Both offer residential treatment, partial hospitalization (PHP), and intensive outpatient (IOP) care. Admissions can help explain the assessment and appropriate level of support.

  • Adolescent mental health

    NIA provides residential, PHP, and IOP mental health care with a plan that considers the teen, their family, and school life.

  • Adolescent substance use

    The Academy in Port St. Lucie provides residential, PHP, and IOP substance use care with family involvement and continued-support planning.

  • Adolescent day treatment

    Learn about PHP at NIA and The Academy and how day treatment fits alongside residential and intensive outpatient care.

  • The Academy in Port St. Lucie

    Learn about the setting, family participation, education support, and questions to ask before admission.

Ready to talk with admissions?

Admissions is available 24/7 to answer questions about mental health and substance use treatment options.