Best Venice, FL Drug Rehab Centers

Maria is a wonderful and caring therapist who is truly skilled in EMDR Therapy. Highly recommend her to anyone needing a counselor who goes above and beyond!!

As a close colleague and dear friend, I can confidently assure Maria's clients are connected with a passionate, dedicated, and knowledgeable therapist that empowers and encourages ultimate greatness, compassion, and instills the power of transformation!

Maria is kind, compassionate, and authentic. She has a strong clinical background and is skilled at what she does. I highly recommend her for individuals that are struggling with emotional difficulty and adjusting to life changes.

I have been a client for more than 3 years now and I would highly recommend them to anyone. Yes they have been short staffed, yes they have been slow to get new clients started but they have dealt with their staffing issues the very best they could. Nikki Adkins is an AMAZING AMAZING therapist and has gone ABOVE & BEYOND to help me. She is the best therapist ever!! All are amazing to work with, the office staff are super polite and helpful. They are great!

Counselors, Staff and peers offered understanding, support and friendships. Knowledge is Power.

After searching for a solution to stay in Florida and not be responsible for increased Condo assessments, rising interest rates and the declining real estate market, we sold out condo while we toured numerous retirement communities. The floor plans, swimming pool, a lanai and the enticing incentive of breakfast including lunch or dinner were priorities. Aston Gardens of Pelican Point was the perfect solution because we’ll never have to move again. Our stress level has nearly been eliminated, especially having the room for all our art and furniture. The food choices have been extremely tasty and the level of help is unprecedented. We are home for our next 20 years+ and it feels wonderful! Regards, KnK

Great community that offers Independent Living for my MIL! They also have Asst. Living and Memory Care and the "Inn" is gorgeous with great care givers. The food Wow factor and options are terrific to include gluten free. The social aspect is amazing and keeps the residents VERY busy!

This is such a disappointment, you have to pay $220 to connect t the internet and then pay $45 per month. The devise to get help is $220, cokes are $2.50 each, Everything has a price here, It is a scam. If you don't sign up to have rent deducted from your bank accounts, you are charged $25 per month. This is called GREED, I will never tell my friends that should live here because you will go bankrupt.

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Very caring individuals. Did they beat they could to improve certain members lives.

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Working with Gulf Harbor Treatment has been a pleasure. All of the staff are pleasant and have a strong understanding of their goals and the needs of their clients. The facility is private and everyone shows utmost discretion.

I've guest-dosed at various places over the years. This place, by far, has been the easiest and friendliest location I've visited. The staff is super nice and helpful as were the local regulars that I met. There are 3 windows, and I never waited more than 5min to dose. They assigned me a client # on my 1st day. After that, it was just a matter of signing in at one of the kiosks and heading to the dosing line. Quick, simple, easy, and friendly. And the price is no more than I pay at my clinic back home. AAA+++

Operation par keeps me off the opiates

If you are truly looking to be drug free and clean and follow the rules that PAR asks of you this place will work, but if your abusing other medications and drugs on the side then your just wasting your time. And a side note. Dont try making friends here outside of your counselor and the dr and nurses and other employees. Be selfish and put your sobriety first. And if your able to do these things PAR will definitely be a life saver for you. Best of luck to all the people struggling with the disease of addiction. 🙂

I went here a few years ago to get my life together, i've been clean since.. so much to do around here and the staff is excellent. 100% recommend!

So for me the mustard seed was a life saving experience for me,the staff were professional courteous respectful and very helpful They also had a open door policy where if you had a problem with anything they would address it They also had a kitchen provided meals for you daily snacks put out at all times They have a regimented schedule in which is very flexible to the people that had jobs The living conditions were great It's communal And there's a lot of independence For me it taught me to find out who I am It taught me how to be responsible. It taught me how to be a functional adult again And the director there Mrs Linda aka moma bird She genuinely cares for each client that comes through mustard seed it wasn't just a residential treatment center for me it was my temporarily home Mrs Linda carried me until I could carry myself for that she will always get the respect from me Thank you I miss the mustard seed But they gave me the strength and the tools for my next part of the journey for that thank you To Mrs Linda Billy Tina Tiffany All the techs Kitchen All the counselors that came in to my life and enriched it with the wisdom and the experience that they went through Ty to everyone who is thinking about recovery Mustard seed is a great place to get your life back together Where you can be safe I loved it there Signed Sam

The Mustard Seen Inn has a long and venerated history. The Inn opened on April 15, 1987 at 505 Sixth Street South, St. Petersburg, in an old, two story firetrap of a building. The founder, Carole Atkinson, performed her duties from a wheelchair, typically working 16 hour days. Carole and a core group of passionate volunteers including Randy (Indiana), Donald (local) and Valerie (Palm Harbor) hustled each day to keep the doors open and the residents fed. Carole was the definition of resourceful. We collected dated foodstuffs, day old bread and expiring baked goods daily from Publix. Blankets, beds, mattresses, pot, pans, anything and everything, was donated, borrowed or purchased. The landlord was a local family that owned dry cleaning establishments. They gave the Inn many breaks on the rent, which we barely made each month.The Inn picked up residents from Pinellas County Jail, shuttled them to Inn, helped them get ID, jobs, teeth, clothing and sobriety. I believe it was 1989 when the Inn secured a HUD Demonstration Block Grant for transitional housing to insure their existence for another two years.Although the Inn has undergone several changes in location and management over the years, it is my hope to commemorate the many wonderful people that founded The Mustard Seed Inn nearly 37 years ago on more than thoughts and prayers, but on blood, sweat and tears as well as genuine compassion for those suffering from addiction. They made their vision a reality and provided succor and comfort to the thousands of residents, family and friends of the Inn.

Attending aim program was a very helpful for me great staff i after my dui i enrolled in there prorams for over an year and a half they gave me great guidance to everything i need ed i was always happy with the help due that any information i needed they were willing to help me in any way the can ill just ad in my pesonal situation i have a medical situation and every time i miss an appointme t they alwawys called me to check if i was ok they are very great proffesinaly i highly would like to say i loved it and i still visit them and will still continue

Prompt and professional service each and every visit that's very appreciated.

The group therapy’s were nice because I got to talk to people who have gone through similar things in life an talking to a counselor to kind of help understand certain things were nice as well. It’s a judgement free zone so it was nice hearing all the other people’s stories an hearing nobody judge them for what they say or how they feel.

Horsepower for Healing is an amazing program. They provide services to both children and adults with varying needs. Not only is the facility beautiful, the horses are smart, sensitive to our human emotions and are easy to work with. This program allows you the opportunity to grow and heal while building relationships and confidence in reaching your goals. Whether you have experience with horses or not, you can proceed with your comfort level. Carla and Tauna work with you planning activities that allow you to work toward your healing goals. I would highly recommended reaching out to these ladies and starting on your path to healing.

I'm a combat veteran that moved down here from the country and had to leave my horses. When you let these gals show you what a horse can teach you about life you'll see I was at a loss without them. God somehow managed to put Carla in my path and I'm very thankful. I look forward to hanging with my new buddy Larry all week...

Love HorsePower for Healing. What an excellent program. So much to offer and they are expanding!!

I went here a few years ago to get my life together, i've been clean since.. so much to do around here and the staff is excellent. 100% recommend!

So for me the mustard seed was a life saving experience for me,the staff were professional courteous respectful and very helpful They also had a open door policy where if you had a problem with anything they would address it They also had a kitchen provided meals for you daily snacks put out at all times They have a regimented schedule in which is very flexible to the people that had jobs The living conditions were great It's communal And there's a lot of independence For me it taught me to find out who I am It taught me how to be responsible. It taught me how to be a functional adult again And the director there Mrs Linda aka moma bird She genuinely cares for each client that comes through mustard seed it wasn't just a residential treatment center for me it was my temporarily home Mrs Linda carried me until I could carry myself for that she will always get the respect from me Thank you I miss the mustard seed But they gave me the strength and the tools for my next part of the journey for that thank you To Mrs Linda Billy Tina Tiffany All the techs Kitchen All the counselors that came in to my life and enriched it with the wisdom and the experience that they went through Ty to everyone who is thinking about recovery Mustard seed is a great place to get your life back together Where you can be safe I loved it there Signed Sam

The Mustard Seen Inn has a long and venerated history. The Inn opened on April 15, 1987 at 505 Sixth Street South, St. Petersburg, in an old, two story firetrap of a building. The founder, Carole Atkinson, performed her duties from a wheelchair, typically working 16 hour days. Carole and a core group of passionate volunteers including Randy (Indiana), Donald (local) and Valerie (Palm Harbor) hustled each day to keep the doors open and the residents fed. Carole was the definition of resourceful. We collected dated foodstuffs, day old bread and expiring baked goods daily from Publix. Blankets, beds, mattresses, pot, pans, anything and everything, was donated, borrowed or purchased. The landlord was a local family that owned dry cleaning establishments. They gave the Inn many breaks on the rent, which we barely made each month.The Inn picked up residents from Pinellas County Jail, shuttled them to Inn, helped them get ID, jobs, teeth, clothing and sobriety. I believe it was 1989 when the Inn secured a HUD Demonstration Block Grant for transitional housing to insure their existence for another two years.Although the Inn has undergone several changes in location and management over the years, it is my hope to commemorate the many wonderful people that founded The Mustard Seed Inn nearly 37 years ago on more than thoughts and prayers, but on blood, sweat and tears as well as genuine compassion for those suffering from addiction. They made their vision a reality and provided succor and comfort to the thousands of residents, family and friends of the Inn.