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A Comfortable and Upscale Rehab Experience that Feels Like Home
Our facility was built from scratch with one purpose in mind: Giving care to those in need Our staff of medical and clinical professionals will make sure that you or your loved one is always comfortable and supported.
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Maintaining a healthy diet is an important aspect of sustained sobriety. When our diet is balanced and nutritious, it enhances our social, emotional, and physical well-being. We have more energy, and feel better overall. At Intrepid we offer the highest quality of food.
Our meals are prepared by chef’s daily and served promptly. In addition to our scheduled meals, we have a variety of juices, coffee drinks, ice cream and snacks – because comfort food is important too!
Loaded breakfast burritos with salsa picante
Biscuits & gravy with scrambled eggs
& more
Greek salad with blackened chicken
Taco salad with southwest ranch
& more
Grilled pork chops with roasted sweet potato wedges & roasted vegetables
Grilled burgers & hotdogs with potato salad & grilled vegetables
& more
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How Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Helps Dual Diagnosis Patients
Key Takeaways Cognitive behavioral therapy works by targeting the connection between thoughts, feelings, and behavior, which is exactly the loop that keeps a mental health condition and a substance use disorder feeding each other. A review of 53 studies found

Mindfulness Techniques That Complement Dual Diagnosis Treatment
Objective This blog explains where mindfulness therapy actually fits alongside clinical treatment for dual diagnosis, not as a replacement for it, and walks through specific techniques that help manage cravings, anxiety, and depression at the same time. It’s for anyone

How to Choose the Right Dual Diagnosis Treatment Center in Florida
Key Takeaways A real dual diagnosis treatment center in Florida families can trust treats addiction and mental health together, under one plan, not through two separate providers who never compare notes. About 35% of adults with a mental illness also